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Elets is known for its high quality, innovative and informative publications that give the reader a great sense of satisfaction. Known for its rich contents and substance, Elets has been focusing on issues like ICT for development in sectors of education, governance and health, to name a few, that are widely acclaimed.
The continuous quest to innovative ideas and approaches sets Elets publications apart and unique in all its aspects. Some of the key publications are:
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DigitaLEARNING
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E-Gov
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E-Health
With the aim of promoting and aiding the use of ICT in education, digitalLEARNING magazine focuses on the current trends, perspectives, researches, discussions and initiatives of various countries of the world in the field of ICT and education. This monthly education magazine has built up a vast body of knowledge that can help organisations and government agencies regarding e-learning initiatives or other technology mediated learning. Apart from bringing the national and global discussions on ICT and education to the forefront of the global community, digitalLEARNING magazine issues have also covered public-private partnership movements, computer-aided learning, technology in schools or such applications in higher education and the civil society initiatives of different nations of the world.
egov is Asia’s first and only print-cum-online magazine (www.egovonline.net) on e-Governance, focusing on the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in governance, since last six years. The magazine provides an extensive coverage on the latest e-Governance news and updates around the globe. It also acts as a repository of valuable information and meaningful discussion on e-Governance. In the past five years egov has a wide readership and involvement of almost all the stakeholders - policy makers, experts, industry leaders, practitioners, administrators, and academia- engaged in the e-Governance domain.
Launched in December 2006, eHEALTH is Asia’s first monthly magazine on healthcare ICTs, medical technologies and applications. Modern ICT applications in healthcare like EHR, telemedicine, tele-consultation, e-prescriptions are revolutionizing this sector and bridging that divide. It is estimated that in another 10 years the healthcare sector will go paperless and get completely digitalized, that is, in the US the deadline for that transition is year 2014. We are on a mission with a futuristic note; to disseminate information on technology changes in healthcare and communicating that to all stakeholders -physicians, patients and industry. The magazine also provides the best forum for the thought leaders in healthcare to express themselves, sharing their experience in this arena to enable its replication in other countries and situations.