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Suggested Topic: ICT has not been widely deployed across much of the developing world but is beginning to be. Providing primary education to the world's children is a priority for the United Nations: not only entrenched in Millennium Development Goal 2 (MDG2) the Secretary General launched the initiative ''Education First'' to stimulate work toward accomplishing MDG2. The un-fulfilled MDG2 goal lives on now as SDG4 (Sustainability Development Goal) Currently, about 67 million children have no access to primary education. And, in much of the developing world, there is widespread disparity in access to education for boys and for girls. Many look to ICT to mitigate, if not solve, this gap.

Deploying ICT-supported education is a challenge in much of the developing world since much of this region has no network, and no electricity. Yet, ICT is being successfully used despite these obstacles. For your paper on this topic, describe how innovative use of ICT is playing a role in educating children (and adults) in the developing world.

A structured paper has (this is a generic list; see, in addition, specifics for your paper in section

A page with title and author information only,

An abstract summarizing in paragraph or fewer the theme of the paper, e.g., the point you are making in response to a particular question or topic,

Several major sections. The first is an introduction explaining the problem area, question or topic the paper addresses, and possibly describing how the paper will present the author's view. The last is a conclusion summarizing the author's overall view, how it was argued, and (depending on the nature of the paper) a brief look at future work extending that presented in the paper. There may be any number of major sections between the Introduction and Conclusion. Each major section may contain subsections. It is usual to number major sections with integers (1, 2, 3, etc.) and subsections as 'fractions' within a major section (1.1, 1.2, etc.).

A consistent appearance. Use only one serif font and style for the main text, (e.g., Times Roman, the default choice of almost every typesetting software application that works in English, and not Helvetica or Arial [these are sans-serif fonts]).1 Section headings and titles may be in a different font, though do not have to be. Font size should not be greater than 12 nor less than 10 for the main text. Every page (except page) must be numbered and may have a header and/or footer.

Figures and tables that are individually identified, usually by number. Each figure and table, in addition to a number, has a title and a brief caption describing, usually in only two or three lines, what the figure or table shows. No figure or table should appear in a paper unless it is referred to in the text.

References: you will need, at some point, to cite work done by others to substantiate or clarify points you are, yourself, making. The citation (where you identify in your main text that a quote or report of a result is from someone else's work) should appear purely as a number, usually in square brackets []. The reference, appearing in a separate section at the end of the paper, provides the title, author, publisher, date, and page number(s) you referenced.