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Abdon, Buenafe, Raab, Robert, Ninomiya, Seishi |
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International Journal of Education & Development using Information & Communication Technology; 2008, Vol. 4 Issue 1, p80-94, 15p |
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Agriculture, vitally important for most developing countries, must change to meet today's needs. It must produce sufficient food to feed an ever increasing global population while raising living standards of the poor and preserving the natural resource base. A key element to achieve these is to encourage the adoption of more "knowledge intensive" sustainable farming practices but this would require that farmers become more knowledgeable about the practices they employ and in how they market their production. eLearning is a potentially viable and cost-effective way to facilitate knowledge development among agricultural professionals and farmers but is still not widely employed. Many of the main challenges are known and a number of organizations have made significant progress in overcoming them. This paper focuses on how two non-profit organizations dealt with challenges associated with eLearning for agriculture and offers a number of recommendations for future efforts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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