At Digital Learning Associates we have been studying the EU Copyright Directive Law for any challenges and risks it poses the education sector. Under the Directive, social content posted by users, and containing rights-protected material, will become the platforms’ responsibility to clear for copyright including paying fees, or take down. But education users are also feeling a chill.
Read MoreWith school-age children making up half of the 1 million Rohingya refugees living in camps in Cox’s Bazar, the need for a structured system of education is paramount. In March, working with UNICEF and the British Council, DLA sent the first round of English learning materials for Rohingya refugee teachers to print.
Read MoreIn February, DLA’s mobile teacher training pilot for the British Council moved into the deployment phase. Materials are now with 150 teachers, and we’re eager to learn how they impact the teachers’ lives and to monitor any improvements in teaching outcomes.
Read MoreIn autumn 2018 we trained local data collectors to gather thousands of education data points from refugee teachers, students and parents. We found clear evidence that video materials for mobile learning are in demand as part of the teachers’ training mix. Time to start filming.
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