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Digital Pathways for Education: Enabling Greater Impact for All

8 Nov 2024

This work aims to offer a strategic approach to policymakers when undertaking digital transformation reforms in education and skills development systems, with a focus on “how.” It builds on the World Bank education vision framework offered in realizing the future of Learning by unpacking the digital cross-cutting area of “Invest wisely in technology”, looking into how this may be done to maximize impact at scale for all. The authors promote cautious optimism and techno realism, clarifying how the education and skills sector can use digital technologies to its advantage by being proactive, strategic, and evidence-based, considering carefully why to use digital and in what conditions the existing and emerging technologies might be positively leveraged. It is widely recognized that one size does not fit all and that policymakers need to have a laser focus on learning, weighing in contextual needs, and purposefully using the next marginal investable dollar on digital solutions to fulfill education objectives equitably at scale for all. Along with policymakers in government who are the primary audience for this work, it is intended to enable dialogue and critical partnerships across industry, academia, researchers and multilateral, and World Bank staff to support and deepen our country engagements as countries increasingly expand the digital reach of public education services.
science and technology development quality education governance::e-government information and communication technologies::ict policy and strategies information and communication technologies::information technology sdg 4 industry, innovation and infrastructure sdg 9 education::educational policy and planning

Authors

Rajasekaran, S., Adam, T., Tilmes, K.

Citation
“ Rajasekaran, S. ; Adam, T. ; Tilmes, K. . 2024 . Digital Pathways for Education: Enabling Greater Impact for All . © Washington, DC: World Bank . http://hdl.handle.net/10986/42386 License: CC BY 4.0 IGO . ”
Collection(s)
Other Education Study
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1596/42386
Identifier externaldocumentum
34408866
Identifier internaldocumentum
34408866
Pages
123
Published in
United States of America
Report
194229
Rights
CC BY 4.0 IGO
Rights Holder
World Bank
Rights URI
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/igo
UNIT
Social Protection & Labor ECA (HECSP)
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/42386
date disclosure
2024-11-08
region geographical
Central Asia , Europe
theme
Social Safety Nets,Disability,Human Development and Gender,Economic Policy,Social Protection,Social Development and Protection,Economic Growth and Planning,Labor Market Policy and Programs,Public Sector Management,Active Labor Market Programs,Social Insurance and Pensions,Administrative and Civil Service Reform,Public Administration,Social protection delivery systems

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