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Pbacsich: CSV import high-income countries, all but Andorra which was done manually earlier

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CSV import high-income countries, all but Andorra which was done manually earlier

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Pbacsich: CSV import United Nations members - Albania was done manually

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CSV import United Nations members - Albania was done manually

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Pbacsich: CSV import countries B-Z

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CSV import countries B-Z

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Pbacsich: Undo revision 41533 by Pbacsich (talk)

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Undo revision 41533 by Pbacsich (talk)

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Pbacsich: CSV import remainder of Commonwealth

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CSV import remainder of Commonwealth

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Pbacsich: usual fixes

2013-01-28T17:10:51Z

usual fixes

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NikkiCortoos: added tag Category:Commonwealth Oceania

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NikkiCortoos: /* Radio Pasifik-Nauru */ updated with more info and references

2012-05-02T15:02:27Z

Radio Pasifik-Nauru: updated with more info and references

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	===Radio Pasifik-Nauru===		===Radio Pasifik-Nauru===
	A successful ~~and recent~~ innovation is Radio Pasifik-Nauru, a community-based educational radio station designed to assist students on Nauru to overcome isolation, frequent power cuts and the scarcity of transportation and fuel. ~~The students are~~ from secondary schools and the University of the South Pacific ([[USP]]) ~~and~~ through the radio ~~they can get help~~ with their course work. USP lectures and tutorials comprise about half the station’s programming. Radio Pasifik-Nauru demonstrates that innovative approaches can succeed in delivering distance ~~education~~ even under conditions of extreme isolation.		A successful innovation is '''Radio Pasifik-Nauru''', Triple 9 FM, an educational community radio station that was started in April 2007, and which distributes audio recordings of lectures.


			This community-based educational radio station was designed to assist students on Nauru to overcome isolation, frequent power cuts and the scarcity of transportation and fuel. Students from secondary schools and the University of the South Pacific ([[USP]]) can get help through the radio with their course work.

			The station broadcasts a range of programming, including lectures and tutorials recorded weekly at the USP in Fiji. Each week, these recordings are sent digitally to Nauru and re-broadcast over Radio Pasifik-Nauru. USP lectures and tutorials comprise about half the station’s programming. The rest consists of local programming or pre-recorded segments on current affairs and topical interests. Most interestingly, programming includes audio files produced by universities in Australia, UK, Canada, US and New Zealand and from social media sites. Radio Pasifik-Nauru demonstrates that innovative approaches can succeed in delivering distance educaton even under conditions of extreme isolation.

			Drawing on the University's satellite-communications network (USPNet), 2 staff members from Suva, Fiji and several volunteers from Nauru side blended live audio and video conferences, email, web/online resources and on-site tutoring in software and computer skills through training conducted by Nauru campus information technology (IT) staff. This training covered the basics of on-air announcing, script writing, broadcast ethics, simple audio-editing software, equipment operations, etc.


			It is a sister station to USP’s main student and community radio station, Radio Pasifik, Triple 8 FM, located at
			the Laucala Campus in Suva, Fiji. Radio Pasifik is the University of the South Pacific’s educational community-based radio station, which began broadcasting in 1996 as an educational, non-profit community radio station. The University provided financial assistance of F$90,000 to redevelop Radio Pasifik, which had temporarily closed in 2010 until December 2011. The new station will be broadcasted in six languages and streamed via internet to reach listeners around the region.

	Drawing on the University's satellite-communications network (USPNet), 2 staff members from Suva, Fiji and 6 or 7 volunteers from Nauru side blended live audio and video conferences, email, web/online resources and on-site tutoring in software and computer skills through training conducted by Nauru campus information technology (IT) staff. This training covered the basics of on-air announcing, script writing, broadcast ethics, simple audio-editing software, equipment operations, etc.

	'''Sources''':		'''Sources''':
			* ''Radio Pasifik Nauru begins on a wave of success'', USPBeat Volume 7, Issue 4, The University of the South Pacific, April 2007, April 2012
	* ''Regulatory Frameworks for Distance Education: A pilot study in the Southwest Pacific/South East Asia Region. Final Report'', DEHub, the Australasian Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ACODE]]), the Australian Universities Quality Agency ([[AUQA]]) and the International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education ([[INQAAHE]]), the International Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ICDE]]), December 2011, http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/final_report, April 2012.		* ''Regulatory Frameworks for Distance Education: A pilot study in the Southwest Pacific/South East Asia Region. Final Report'', DEHub, the Australasian Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ACODE]]), the Australian Universities Quality Agency ([[AUQA]]) and the International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education ([[INQAAHE]]), the International Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ICDE]]), December 2011, http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/final_report, April 2012.
	** or online: http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/country_profiles/nauru/		** or online: http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/country_profiles/nauru/
	* The Communication Initiative Network ~~Where communication and media are central to social and economic development:~~ http://www.comminit.com/node/135145		* ''Radio Pasifik-Nauru'', The Communication Initiative Network, June 2007, http://www.comminit.com/node/135145, April 2012
			* ''University opens radio station'', The University of the South Pacific, Marketing & Communications Office, 29 December 2011, http://www.usp.ac.fj/news/story.php?id=931, April 2012
			* 2007, http://www.apdip.net/resources/case/rnd13/view (currently not available)

	=== Virtual initiatives in schools ===		=== Virtual initiatives in schools ===

NikkiCortoos: /* Information society / deleted

2012-05-02T14:27:51Z

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	'''Source''': ''Regulatory Frameworks for Distance Education: A pilot study in the Southwest Pacific/South East Asia Region. Final Report'', DEHub, the Australasian Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ACODE]]), the Australian Universities Quality Agency ([[AUQA]]) and the International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education ([[INQAAHE]]), the International Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ICDE]]), December 2011, http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/final_report, April 2012.		'''Source''': ''Regulatory Frameworks for Distance Education: A pilot study in the Southwest Pacific/South East Asia Region. Final Report'', DEHub, the Australasian Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ACODE]]), the Australian Universities Quality Agency ([[AUQA]]) and the International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education ([[INQAAHE]]), the International Council for Open and Distance Education ([[ICDE]]), December 2011, http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/final_report, April 2012.
	** or online: http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/country_profiles/nauru/		*or online: http://www.icde.org/projects/regulatory_frameworks_for_distance_education/country_profiles/nauru/


	== ICT in education initiatives ==		== ICT in education initiatives ==