In this paper, factors contributing to successful integration of technology in education are explored, with a focus on under-resourced contexts. Case studies of successful technology implementation in education systems are discussed and analyzed to identify the factors that drive success.
Impact / Outcome
For example, in India, the developed software has the ability to instruct at the right level and pace, along with time productivity considerations, and cost-effective and well-rounded implementation, making it a useful solution to test, implement, and iteratively improve in contexts with severe levels of inequity and resource constraints.
Funding sources
Public/Private
Key Metrics
Integrate technology in under resourced education systems
Operating model
Public-private partnershipYear published
01 January 2021 
World Bank Group