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Paul T. Nleya

Paul Thabano Tapela Nleya

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affiliation: University of Bostwana, Gaborone, Botswana

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2016
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Paul Thabano Tapela Nleya:
Transformative Applications of ICT in Education: The Case of Botswana Expansive School Transformation (Best) Project. WITFOR 2016: 68-82
2012
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Nicholas B. Mavengere, Mikko J. Ruohonen, Paul T. Nleya:
E-Learning Using Open Source Software in African Universities. OST 2012: 197-202
2010
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Paul T. Nleya:
eLearning Attitudes in Botswana's Private Sector. ITEM 2010: 139-148
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Paul T. Nleya, Sethunya P. Kgaodi, Letlhogonolo Moaneng, Godfrey S. Kalanke, Javier Osorio, Nicholas B. Mavengere, Ramaraju Gavarraju, Prince O. Marokane, Selefo Sabone:
Online Learning Features and Factors in Getting the Blend Right. ITEM 2010: 199-203

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