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This meta-analysis is based on two studies carried out in Niger to examine the impact of mobile technologies on educational practices. It compares the use of cell phones by literacy trainers with that of digital tablets in elementary school. The results show that these tools, when integrated pedagogically, can significantly improve teaching quality and academic results. The central role of techno-pedagogical training is highlighted, as is the importance of structured institutional support. The discussion explores theoretical implications, structural constraints and makes recommendations for educational policies, practitioners and researchers.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This meta-analysis is based on two studies carried out in Niger to examine the impact of mobile technologies on educational practices. It compares the use of cell phones by literacy trainers with that of digital tablets in elementary school. The results show that these tools, when integrated pedagogically, can significantly improve teaching quality and academic results. The central role of techno-pedagogical training is highlighted, as is the importance of structured institutional support. The discussion explores theoretical implications, structural constraints and makes recommendations for educational policies, practitioners and researchers.
Autorenporträt
Yacouba Idrissa Tiri was born on July 1, 1975 in Niamey, Niger. He holds a doctorate in educational science, with a specialization in technopedagogy, from the Ecole Normale Supérieure, Abdou Moumouni University, Niamey. His research interests focus on the pedagogical use of digital technology in education.