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Use game technology to promote online learning - Bunting

Western Bureau: Peter Bunting, the Opposition spokesman on education, wants schools to use modern technology, including interactive gaming software, to access learning material and promote online networking among students. Addressing teachers in...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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