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Page 1: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.

Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to

Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries

47th FITCE Congress, London 2008Transforming Lives – Improving the Quality of Life Peter Leonhardt BT

Page 2: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.
Page 3: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.

TEACHING RESOURCES:•In short supply•Out of date•Worn out•Limited in subject matter

TEACHERS:•Frequently only stay at school for short duration due to furtherstudies & personal development

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION:•Lack of co-ordination between different schools•Operating independently

Typical Challenges FacedBy Remote Schools in LDCs

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TEACHING RESOURCES:•In short supply•Out of date•Worn out•Limited in subject matter

TEACHERS:•Frequently only stay at school for short duration due to furtherStudies & personal development

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION:•Lack of co-ordination between different schools•Operating independently

•On demand resources•Up to date information•Experience with ICT•Vast range of subjects•Interactive learning

•Remote learning for teachers which offers the opportunity to study on site

•Communication and co-ordination with other schools and institutions

Typical Challenges FacedBy Remote Schools in LDCs

Provision of the Internet to schools provides the opportunity

to deliver…

Page 5: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.

Internet / ISP

BackboneNetwork

InternetContent & ServiceHosting

LocallyHostedContent

&Services

Loca

l Acc

ess

Net

wor

k

Use

r E

quip

men

t

Multimedia

VOIP

Email

NetworkInfrastructure Websites

Email

VOIP

Websites

Content Creation

Media Groups

Governments

Companies

Individuals

NGOs

Institutions

NetworkConnectivityTo Remote

Area

Role of Appropriate Telecom Systems to Deliver Value to Remote Schools

Delivery of Value to End User

Convergence of Services Through Single IP Network

Value Chain showing Delivery of Internet Services to End Users

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Bunda

Natta

Mugumu

Teacher Training College

SecondarySchool

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Clinic

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Council

Council

Point to Point Wi-Fi

Satellite Backhaul

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Offline Server Storage

Solar PowerSystem

Fibre / Power Link

Fibre / Power Link

PowerSubstation

ICT For Rural Development Project in North Tanzania

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Bunda

Natta

Mugumu

Teacher Training College

SecondarySchool

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Clinic

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Council

Council

Point to Point Wi-Fi

Satellite Backhaul

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Offline Server Storage

Solar PowerSystem

Fibre / Power Link

Fibre / Power Link

PowerSubstation

Combined Power and Fibre Link

Page 8: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.

Copper cased fibre-optic cable also serves as protection againstlightning for power lines

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Bunda

Natta

Mugumu

Teacher Training College

SecondarySchool

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Clinic

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Council

Council

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Offline Server Storage

Solar PowerSystem

Fibre / Power Link

Fibre / Power Link

PowerSubstation

Stand Alone Power System for Location Remote from Power Supply

Page 10: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.

Solar Power System for Point to Point Radio Link

Page 11: Appropriate Telecom Systems for the Provision of Internet Connectivity to Remote Schools in Least Developed Countries 47 th FITCE Congress, London 2008.

Bunda

Natta

Mugumu

Teacher Training College

SecondarySchool

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Clinic

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Council

Council

Point to Point Wi-Fi

Satellite Backhaul

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Offline Server Storage

Solar PowerSystem

Fibre / Power Link

Fibre / Power Link

PowerSubstation

Buildings Connected to Wi-Fi Hub via Aerials to Extend Range

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Wi-Fi Aerial located at Natta Secondary School

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Bunda

Natta

MugumuTeacher Training

College

SecondarySchool

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Clinic

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Council

Council

Point to Point Wi-Fi

Satellite Backhaul

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Local W-Fi Connectivity

Solar PowerSystem

Fibre / Power Link

Fibre / Power Link

PowerSubstation

Offline Server Storage providing Access to Resources

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Established Computer Room at Bunda Teacher Training College

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Bunda

Natta

Mugumu

Teacher Training College

SecondarySchool

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Clinic

Hospital

SecondarySchool

Council

Council

Natta Secondary School•Broader range of subjects taught•Opportunity for personal study•Improved quality of lessons

Student Teachers in Bunda •Better exam results•Improves teachers’ ability to gain scholarships to other institutions•Introduction to ICT for student teachers

Mugumu Secondary School• Improved inter-school collaboration•Teachers’ professional development

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Convergence of Services

Into a SingleIP network

School ProvidingInterface to

Learning

Delivery of qualityInternet services

for use in education

Delivery of Internetservices to other

user groupsin same locality

Convergence offers a rich Variety of services over a single IP network.

Sustainability is achieved by delivering this range of servicesto multiple user groups, thus sharing the costs.

Improving Peoples Lives:Schools are able to select and utilise relevant services in order to improve education.

Appropriate TelecomsTechnology enables the services to be delivered to the end users in a practical and cost efficient manner.

Ap

pro

pri

ate

Tec

hn

olo

gy

WebContent

DataServices

Video &Multimedia

VoiceServices

Email

Convergence

SustainabilityImproving Peoples

Lives

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