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Today, technological implementations may reach across campuses, institutions, departments, offices and other workplaces and often require the integration of systems involving both academic and business units. It is a collaborative approach, that needs not only technology, but also strong leaders whoknow how to engage whole communities as well as top-level strategists. We invite you to join us for Digital Learning INDIA2008 in

New Delhi, from 29-31 July 2008 to examine the myriad challenges that appear in ICT and Education, to share and work together and to analyse assess, and create actionable plans for leading technology- enabled education. The conference follows three previous ICT in Education conferences in India and two in Asia. It will provide a unique opportunity to interact with education leaders and decision makers from around the country and beyond, who have a shared interest in improving educational achievements with the integration of ICTs.

Key Themes School Track Introducing ICTs into the School System: e-Education Policy and Practice Building the ICT Infrastructure : Flexible Integration Solutions in a Dynamic Environment e-Content and Open Source Empowering Educators with ICTs Improving Technical and Vocational Education Quality Development, Quality Assurance, and Quality Education Smart Classrooms with ICT e-Education and the Global Network Higher Education Track Unleashing the Strength of Universities Through ICTs Policy Issues and Large-Scale Take- Up of ICT Education Digital Higher Learning Through Partnerships Empowering Educators Improving Technical and Vocational Education Quality and Education Standards Teaching and Learning Online Alternative Assessment Strategies, Innovative Approaches in Evaluation Global Perspectives to Higher Education

Who will attend Vice-Chancellors, Principals, Directors, Deans and Registrars School Principals and Administrators, Teachers and Trainers Policy-makers & Regulators Senior Staff from Government Departments People from International Development Cooperation Agencies Representatives of International Education Missions and Leaders of Professional Associations, and NGOs Corporate Training and Development Executives Human Resources Executives, and IT Managers CEOs, Technology and Service Providers Publishers, Instructional Designers and Content Providers

And also

• Partnership Sessions Focusing on Critical Issues Hosted by Education Movers and Shakers
• Corporate Best Practices and Professional Learning Sessions