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ITrain: New Internet Training Materials (no costs involved)
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Author: Maja van der Velden
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1998 00:00
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19 November 1998 Announcement:

NEW: Flexible and Engaging Materials for Effective Internet Training
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ITrain is a set of Internet training materials available via the Web and
via email. The materials are designed for use in the so-called developing
countries but have much to offer for organisations and trainers around the
world. The materials combine a methodology based on participatory and
interactive learning; flexible course planning; customisation to meet specific
user needs and interests; and integration of gender and culture.

ITrain is a collection of Internet training materials for instructors and
students. The materials engage students in the learning process and support
instructors in the customisation and planning of the courses. The ITrain manuals
contain both leader-led and self-study materials.The materials have been
developed by the ITrain Collective, a multi-cultural group of Internet trainers
with work experiences from around the world. The objective has been to produce a
balanced set of training manuals for new and intermediate users of the Internet
as well as for new and experienced Internet instructors.

We invite you join the ITrain partnership to use the ITrain materials, to
develop new materials within the context of a partnership, and to provide
feedback on existing materials.

More information can be found at the ITrain website at

http://unganisha.idrc.ca/itrain

or write to

itrain@unganisha.idrc.ca


Greetings,

Steve Song - project co-ordinator
Maja van der Velden - project consultant
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