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Potential of ICT in Developing Education in Viet Nam. ©VTC10 TV 2011
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Potential of ICT in Developing Education in Viet Nam

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On the occasion of the ASEAN Rural Connectivity Conference for Education and Development, Hanoi, Viet Nam, 21-23 September 2011, Gwang-Jo Kim, Director UNESCO Bangkok, spoke to VTC10 TV channel about the potential of Information and Communication Technologies in developing education in Viet Nam


on this subject: ICTs in Education (bangkok.unesco.org)

Place/Country: Thailand, Viet Nam
Type: Interview
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Credits: Gwang-Jo Kim, interviewee. VTC10 TV, producer. UNESCO Bangkok, co-producer.
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Rights/Droits: VTC10 TV; UNESCO

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Original: VCD
Location: F-H.129
M.A. reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0927;
File No: FUBKG-0028
 Rights holder: UNESCO ; VTC10 TV;

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