As mentioned in an earlier post (http://blog.olenepal.org/index.php/archives/377), OLE Nepal has started the initiative to create content suitable for Young Adults. As a first step, a seminar was organized on the 22nd December, 2010 in Kathmandu to discuss the various issues, problems, and challenges faced by young adults in everyday life. The seminar was attended by [...]

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OLE Nepal’s newsletter for Sept – Oct is now available. The newsletter intends to keep its readers up to date on the organisation and its activities. The full newsletter can be accessed at: http://www.olenepal.org/ole_newsletter/OLENepalSepOct10.pdf

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OLE Nepal’s newsletter for Jul -Aug is now available. The newsletter intends to keep its readers up to date on the organisation and its activities. The full newsletter can be accessed at: http://www.olenepal.org/ole_newsletter/issue4/OLENepalJulAug_10.pdf If you wish to subscribe to the newsletter, please email newsletter@olenepal.org.

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OLE Nepal’s team of network engineers have been putting a lot of effort into connecting all 26 program schools in six districts to a school intranet. Amongst many advantages of such a network are the facility to monitor and update school servers remotely from OLE Nepal office and the ability to establish free and direct [...]

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The first global assembly of Open Learning Exchange (OLE) was held in Kathmandu, Nepal; from 2nd to 7th November. As an (un)official photographer of  OLE Nepal I shot quite a few photographs during the assembly. Here are a few of them: Preparations for the Assembly Daya, Sunil and Basanta (OLE Nepal network team) setting up [...]

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Open Learning Exchange Nepal (OLE Nepal) began the first part of training teachers to integrate E-Paati (XO laptops) in classroom teaching-learning process by conducting a four day training workshop on March 22-25, 2009. This training was designed to train master trainers from the Ministry of Education’s teaching training body, the National Center for Education Development [...]

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Who we are We are the guys from upstairs who play loud music and disturb everyone else. Currently there are eleven interns working for OLE Nepal. All of us are intelligent, hard-working and energetic young high school graduates committed to helping change the Nepalese education system. We were too lazy to apply to colleges while [...]

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