Global momentum for open access and open science is putting pressure on researchers and institutions to make all their outputs, including research data, as accessible and visible as possible.
Blended learning is becoming increasingly common in higher education. Advocates suggest educators use digital tools to be more responsive to students' needs and more imaginative in their delivery of knowledge.
The University of Pretoria has been using TENET's Intembeko ORCID Hub to support researcher visibility and impact
TENET, Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) and Wits are working together to expand the eduroam footprint to airports
South Africa is the world's most unequal society and this is reflected in its higher education. TENET, as partner to all universities in South Africa, is doing what it can to ensure equality of access.
The South African Identity Federation (SAFIRE), makes it possible for staff and students of higher educational institutions to log into services all over the world with one trusted identity provided by their home institution. It also makes life much easier for the user, not to mention safer, to be able to use their institutional log-in,
How do African NRENs contribute to work on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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The South African national research and education network is interconnected and interdependent, but load-shedding has greatly upset this balance.
The first phase of the project to connect technical and vocational education and training (TVET) colleges to the South African National Research and Education Network (SANReN) in South Africa is nearing completion.