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Para Social Workers : mystery to mission
Imagine a world where poverty is not something you are stuck with forever, but just ...
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Practicing what I teach
Chairing meetings is only for some individuals. This is what I used to think. I ...
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My fascination for animated videos
Animated videos fascinate me. They were flooding my social media feeds and I would watch ...
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Soft skills gap and our life skills academy
Did you hear people talking about the soft-skills gap? In discussions about the soft-skills gap ...
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AI changes e-learning production
AI stands for artificial intelligence. If you are curious about what it means or how ...
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Let’s include
Imagine you are a teacher, and you have 60 children in your classroom. Of those ...
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Safety and positive mental health habits
How aware do you think people in your organisation are about Safety Health and Environmental ...
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A Life Skills Academy for Africa
eLearning Africa is the ‘event of the year’ for those active in …
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Digital literacy and the digital divide
Digital literacy and the digital divide Are you digitally literate? Some days, when my ...
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E-learning With limited internet
Creating interactive e-courses for those with a low Internet connection – is that a good idea? Several organisations have ...
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Online training: Prepare, rehearse, correct and adapt
“The breakout rooms are so perfect. Let’s do them more often and make them longer. Put 10 people in ...
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Six tips for online training
In 2020, our team learned a lot about online training. I am happy to share my lessons learned here for ...
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A Combination of E-learning Platforms
E-learning is playing a big role in the education sector during the challenging Covid-19 pandemic period. As a company delivering ...
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Working with Passion
It has been three months since we last shared our thoughts on the Life Skills Academy we hope to build. ...
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Digital literacy – a challenge
A few weeks ago, Gretta and I were at a vocational training institute to introduce our e-courses on Integrated Water ...
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The Reaching out to Farmers e-course is Ready
Have you ever thought about the importance of extension in agriculture? About the role of an extension worker? Or how ...
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The Launch
Three years ago, we started making online training materials on gender, including three e-courses on Gender in Agriculture. Most ...
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At Three Mountains, we Never Stop Learning
We’ve made some New Year’s resolutions here at Three Mountains. This year, we’ve all decided that we want to ...
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Help us to improve our work
We develop e-courses on demand. The only way to get it right is by testing them. We need your ...
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E-learning Africa
In 2016, we started the Rwanda E-learning Network (REN). One of the goals was to get the eLearning Africa ...
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The first time I learned online
It was early 2017, seven months after I graduated in Rural Development and Agribusiness. I saw the advert on ...
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E and cascade training
When my wife and I came to Rwanda in March 2015, we thought all of Rwanda would have access ...
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8 ways to organise a boring meeting
Interesting meetings and boring meetings. I lived through it all. Have you? Three Mountains Learning Advisors is all about ...
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