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- 1. By Charles Y. Senkondo, Executive Director Tanzania Global Learning Agency-TaGLA Upskilling through e Learning
- 4. A platform for high impact learning – GDLN (www.gdln.org)
- 5. 5 Tanzania Global Learning Agency Forms part of GDLN (www.gdln.org) network with over 120 globally Established in 2000 June as TGDLC, a capacity building sub-component under the President’s Office, Public Service Management Transformed into a Government Executive Agency in December 2011 under Executive Agencies Act No. 30 of 1997 (Cap.245)
- 6. e-Services oTraining programs-Blended / Innovative Learning Approach oDialogues /Knowledge Exchange oMultimedia Services oVideoconference Bridging oTanzania Development Information Centre (www.tdic.or.tz) oTanzania Country Level Knowledge Network (CLKnet) (www.clknet.or.tz)
- 8. 8 Applying Innovative Approaches A mix of ICT/media: •synchronous –videoconference •asynchronous - Internet, Web and Print •Group learning •High interactivity •Structured learning activities •Local facilitation •Learner support
- 9. 9 Cost per Participant of Delivery: Scaling up a 5-day seminar - 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 30 60 90 120 Participants $/Participants Face to Face/Regional Face to Face/National GDLN based Total Cost of Delivery: More Participants - Higher Cost 0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 30 60 90 120 Participants US$ Face to Face/Regional Face to Face/National GDLN based Scaling up & keeping cost controlled Example: A 5-day training course Even when not scaling up: Delivery through TaGLA is considerably cheaper the moment one looks to include participants from more than one country/location Cost per participant fall sharply when using TaGLA as a delivery mechanism TaGLA is a member of GDLN, a global network for knowledge sharing
- 10. 10 The advantages of TaGLA approach Less travel time Less travel cost Cost Effectiveness Reach Right people Right combination Right place Right time Right instrument
- 11. Meeting the needs Executive meeting rooms Invigilation Medical clinics Test centre
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- 14. Areas of improvement Mind set Supportive framework Break the Silos Divergence
- 15. Way forward Increased partnership Offer multiple services Match convergence Centralised site audit and support Regional and in-country collaboration
- 16. Example Mega Disaster Management Planned Ebola-The Uganda experience
- 18. Contact Executive Director, Tanzania Global Learning Agency, ShaabanRobert Street, IFM, Block A, P.O. Box 2287, Dar es Salaam. Phone: +255 22 2123705 / 09 Fax: +255 22 2123702 Email: info@tagla.go.tz Website: www.tagla.go.tz
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