In China

Dwight Allen, Eminent Professor of Educational Reform, has served as chief technical adviser and consultant to many China's educational programs sponsored by the United Nations or the World Bank since 1991, helping to retrain thousands of teachers and administrators in urban and rural China.

On his 37 visits to China, Professor Allen showed his concerns and offered suggestions for program improvement and developement of technoloy education in elementary and high schools. The focus of his efforts has been to help modernizing Chinese education.

Allen is granted as guest professor of Central University for Nationalities--one of top 30 universities and No.1 university for minority students in China

Allen: NewPAGE--Interdisciplinarily Understanding Environment--China Education Daily (April 28, 2005)

Allen's "Dual Workshop" at Northwest University (video)

Allen offers his expertise for computer education in China

Speaker for The Three Fors in the New Century and Basic Education

Use of computers in vocational education

Review on UNDP advisor Dr. Allen's two reports on the use of computers in secondry education in China

Allen's presentation at The International Workshop on
Innovations in Distance Education, Chengdu, Sichuan, China, October 29-31, 2003

Dr. Allen served as:

International Technical Advisor, United Nations Development Programme, China, UNDP/CPR/96/401: Improving Nine-Year Compulsory Education in Poor Areas: Focusing on Girls 1998

Chief Technical Advisor, United Nations Development Programme, China, Basic Education: Teacher Education and Education Administration CPR 91/420, 1993- 1998

Teacher Education Project, 1993-95

Technical Advisor in Teacher Education, UNESCO, 1993, Wuhan Institute of Education, Wuhan, P. R. China

Technical Advisor in Teacher Education (World Bank), 1993, Technical Advisor UNDP Education Mission to China, 1992

Hunan Institute of Education, Changsha, and 1991, Shanxi Institute of Education, Taiyuan, P. R. China