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Agency for the Consolidation of Technology in Education : ウィキペディア英語版 | Agency for the Consolidation of Technology in Education Agency for the Consolidation of Technology in Education or ACTE is a non-governmental organization created in 2005, promoting the use of ICT or Information and Communication Technologies in education, particularly in sciences. Based in Libreville, Gabon, ACTE’s biggest sponsor is French oil partner, Total Gabon, supported through its initiative for local education and training development.〔Total Gabon company site. ("Local Education and Formation" ). Retrieved on 05-06-2010.〕 The ngo’s most notable work involves creating high-technology computer centers inside high schools called ‘Centers of Excellence.’ To date, ACTE has set up a ‘Center of Excellence’ in the towns of Libreville, Port Gentil, and Essasa. ACTE was founded by Yoan E. Anguilet, Gabon’s first winner of former President Omar Bongo’s country-wide scholarship competition in 1997. He later went on to earn a BS in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science from MIT in 2002, and an Ed.M from Harvard’s School of Education in 2004.〔Laughlin, Julia. ("Not Your Average" ), ''The Appian'', HGSE, November 23, 2004. Retrieved on 05-06-2010.〕 While at MIT, Yoan’s work on a virtual learning application (NKOMA) won the school’s Arnold Nylander Award for Best Advanced Undergraduate Project in EECS.〔MIT Office News. ("Nylander Award Winners 2002" ). Retrieved on 05-06-2010.〕 NKOMA is heavily used as a ‘virtual science lab’ and ‘audiovisual lab’ within ACTE’s education activities. ==References==
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