The document discusses Jhpiego's approach to learning technology, which focuses on using appropriate technology to build local capacity and ensure sustainability in an open and collaborative manner consistent with competency-based and humanistic approaches. It provides examples of Jhpiego's learning technology projects over time using various channels, formats, devices and locations to support both formal and informal learning.

1. The How, What & Why of Learning Technology @ Jhpiego
James BonTempo
Learning Technology Advisor
19 January 2010
Jhpiego/Kenya

3. USING APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
BUILDING LOCAL CAPACITY, ENSURING SUSTAINABILITY
IN AN OPEN & COLLABORATIVE MANNER
CONSISTENT W/COMPETENCY-BASED & HUMANISTIC APPROACHES
FOLLOWING EVIDENCE & INSTRUCTIONAL PRINCIPLES
SUPPORTING FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING

5. Aa
Channels
Formats
Online Offline
Devices

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7. MC Counseling
Learning Simulation
ReproLine/Learn Management (Zambia)
Website System
(Ethiopia) ModCAL
(Global)
Teleconference Technology Assisted Update
Lectures Learning Center (Tanzania)
POC‐IT
(West Indies) (Bolivia)
(Zambia)
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ModCAL
(Zimbabwe) Radio‐based SMS Learning Learning
Learning Reinforcement Reinforcement Technology
Teleconference
(Indonesia) (Afghanistan) Workshop
clinical simulations
(Botswana)
(West Indies) EULAMI
(Ghana)

9. +MORE
FASTER
BETTER
$CHEAPER

10. Asante Sana :)