Printed textbooks could soon be a thing of the past as the Department of Basic Education (DBE) plans to go digital by the end of next year.
Speaking at a breakfast meeting in East London yesterday, the Deputy Minister for Basic Education, Enver Surty, said already 54% of the textbook content owned by the department of education has been digitised and 50% of schools had embraced information communication technology teaching and learning.
Digital text books on the cards
Speaking at a breakfast meeting in East London yesterday, the Deputy Minister for Basic Education, Enver Surty, said already 54% of the textbook content owned by the department of education has been digitised and 50% of schools had embraced information communication technology teaching and learning.
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