Publish at September 17 2020 Updated September 08 2022
Technology is a powerful tool for transformation, but only under certain conditions: a common and shared vision among all the actors involved is undoubtedly a good starting point. A recent report compares different educational reforms in the digital domain and illustrates the points of convergence and the specificities of each experience. Each country has its own specific trajectories, in which technology is not the only determining factor of success.
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