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ICT AND E-LEARNING IN INDONESIA

ICT AND E-LEARNING IN INDONESIA. Ramon Mohandas National Office for Educ. Research and Dev. Ministry of National Education. Population. Population. SCHOOL STATISTICS. PROBLEMS IN EDUCATION. Participation rate Retention rate Quality of education Education budget. DIGITAL DIVIDE.

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ICT AND E-LEARNING IN INDONESIA

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  1. ICT AND E-LEARNING IN INDONESIA Ramon Mohandas National Office for Educ. Research and Dev. Ministry of National Education Tainan, Taiwan

  2. Tainan, Taiwan

  3. Population Tainan, Taiwan

  4. Population Tainan, Taiwan

  5. SCHOOL STATISTICS Tainan, Taiwan

  6. PROBLEMS IN EDUCATION Participation rate Retention rate Quality of education Education budget Tainan, Taiwan

  7. Tainan, Taiwan

  8. DIGITAL DIVIDE Investment, capital, infrastructure, know-how, and expertise Fertile ground for instability (global, regional, and national) Tainan, Taiwan

  9. Existing infrastructure Telephone density: 3% of population Internet connections: 1 / 10,000 Estimated PCs: 3 millions National backbone: none Tainan, Taiwan

  10. Computer at Sen. Sec. Education Tainan, Taiwan

  11. Higher education profile • Student 0.9M (public), 2.2M private, others 0.2M • Participation rate : 13% Tainan, Taiwan

  12. Participation Rate • Students / population of 18-23 years • 9% (1990), 10% (1995), 13% (2001) • China: 3.4% (1990), 7.2% (1995), 11% (2000) • Malaysia 15%, Philippines 30%, Thailand 24%, Singapore 35%, Korea 68% How to increase participation rate and quality with limited budget? Tainan, Taiwan

  13. Thank you Tainan, Taiwan

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