Could XPrize tablets replace teachers in Tanzania? - BBC Click

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The Global Learning XPrize is a challenge to teams around the world to develop software and apps for tablets that could help youngsters learn basic skills.

BBC Click's Dan Simmons has been to one of the 150 villages in northern Tanzania selected to test the different tablet apps.



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