e-Arts Consulting FZ LLC was chosen to provide the Center of Developing Curriculums in the Ministry of Education with content development based on the company's accumulated experience in developing school educational materials to GCC Ministries of Education.
"This project was a challenge for e-Arts due to the educational aspects of the books that had to take into consideration the audience and the localization issues such as culture and religion but our experience and dedication with the Ministry's cooperation enabled this project to be a success story" says Motaz Salameh, Sales Manager e-Arts Consulting.
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e-Arts Consulting FZ LLC completes phase one of agreement with U.A.E Ministry of Education and Youth
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, August 26 - 2004 at 10:47
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The Ministry of Education and Youth in the United Arab Emirates decided to provide K-12 students with new curriculums and replace the existing school books as a part of a national plan to enhance school education.
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About e-Arts Consultinge-Arts Consulting FZ LLC is an e-Learning content & system development company with presence in Knowledge Village UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The company was established 1998 as a requirement to develop e-Learning for the Middle East region to later expand 2004 to the European and North American Markets. Edu2web© is the first Arabic/Multi-Lingual e-Learning Platform that combines both LMS and LCMS capabilities and is recognized by ADL.org and IMSglobal.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorThursday, August 26 - 2004 at 10:47 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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