NAMITA DATTAKASIA JAKIMOWICZSUNAMIKA SINGH, World Bank
If online classes aren’t accessible to youth in rural, remote, disconnected areas, the youth will be further left behind in school and the job market. Different delivery models can address the bandwidth challenge and create an engaging experience while recognizing the local particularities of learners. But the nature of online delivery models depends on the level of bandwidth and the level of interaction needed between students and instructors. In a new Solutions For Youth Employment (S4YE) Knowledge Brief, we highlight five different strategies that we see some of our partners using to effectively reach youth in low bandwidth areas.
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