Technology-enabled Innovation in Education in Southeast Asia

Across the four countries of Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines, and Viet Nam, this new ADB-funded project aims to break the mould for EdTech interventions in education systems. The focus is on the impact on learning, scalability and sustainability. The aim is to bridge and not deepen the digital divide, by creating solutions that are relevant, accessible, and affordable for all learners.

Cambodia

កម្ពុជា

Indonesia

Republik Indonesia

Philippines

Republika ng Pilipinas

Viet Nam

Việt Nam

News

Read more +31 January 2023 By cara in Blog, News

A new world of learning

As our TIESEA project moves further into its exciting interventions phase it is timely to consider what happens next in learning? We are at the start of the most exciting…
Read more +18 January 2023 By cara in Blog, News

How NOT to use EdTech in your classroom

As teachers, we all know that we are likely to find a range of abilities in any class group. In June this year (2022) the World Bank revealed that the…
BETT ASIARead more +05 October 2022 By admin in All Reports, Articles

TIESEA webinar at BETT Asia

After a gap of two years, we are delighted to be presenting the TIESEA project at BETT Asia in Bangkok, Thailand on 11th October 2022. Technology has played a key…

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Learning loss, School Recovery and the Education Futures

As part of its regular online briefings the ADB, in July, published How to Recover Learning Losses from COVID-19 School Closures in Asia and the Pacific[1], the paper makes a…

Project Activities

Read more +11 May 2022 By admin in All Reports, Cambodia All Reports, Cambodia Reports, Indonesia All Reports, Indonesia Reports, Philippines All Reports, Philippines Reports, Reports, Vietnam All Reports, Vietnam Reports

Report on Knowledge Sharing and Ideation Country Workshops and Regional Workshop April 2022

The aim of the TIESEA project is to identify what works in Education Technology (EdTech) in the context of the four countries where the project is operating: Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines,…
Asian child using smartphone at homeRead more +11 May 2022 By admin in All Reports, Reports, Vietnam All Reports, Vietnam Reports

Diagnostic Assessment Report – Viet Nam Country Report March 2022

Viet Nam’s K-12 sector consists of more than 15.8 million students (8 million in primary, 5.3 million in lower secondary, and 2.5 million in upper secondary) General education (grade 1-12)…
Read more +11 May 2022 By admin in All Reports, Philippines All Reports, Philippines Reports, Reports

Diagnostic Assessment Report – Philippines Country Report March 2022

Based on the five pillars of the ADB EdTech Readiness Framework, this report describes the current situation of education in Philippines in general, with a specific focus on how EdTech…

The grant fund for the TIESEA project was received from the Japan Fund for Prosperous and Resilient Asia and the Pacific financed by the Government of Japan through the Asian Development Bank and implemented by IBF International Consulting/Learning Possibilities Joint Venture

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