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Tania Altamirano López
Organized by RedCLARA and the Latin American Community of Learning Objects, LACLO, the activity aims to present the activities of this successful community, which main mission is to support the articulation of the different efforts in the region to disseminate the progress and benefits of this technology. As a result, Latin America will face the educational challenge of this century: to be able to provide quality personalized learning resources to anyone, anytime, anywhere.
María José López Pourailly
“RedCLARA fosters the regional development, the fusion of identities through the communications. Peru, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, etc., are countries with similar histories, cultures and idiosyncrasies, CLARA can unite them by the technology.”
María José López Pourailly
“RedCLARA is the accomplishment of the old dream of uniting Latin America through a network. As it was showed in the speeches of the ministers of Education and Culture of Uruguay in the launching event of RAU2, RedCLARA it has been promoted as a very important milestone of cooperation in LAC; in that sense, as the first achieved project.”
María José López Pourailly
“It becomes clear that the interconnection of RedCLARA and GEANT is a major success and that’s why it is important that we ensure its reinforcement and its extension in time and towards regions such as for example the Caribbean who are so eager to participate in this effort”. Commissioner Viviane Reding (current Vice-President of the European Commission) enclosing speech, IV EU-LAC Ministerial Forum on the Information Society, Lisbon, April 29, 2006.
María José López Pourailly
“Collaboration is about availability of high-speed networks, access to sophisticated computing e-Infrastructure, and sharing of resources and data-intensive applications”.
February 27th: Virtual Day on Autism "The common and the different aspects in the autistic spectrum"
Expired
Tania Altamirano López
This is the first of a cycle of activities that are being organized by RedCLARA and RedParaCrecer and will involve the participation of experts from Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela.