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Where do projects lead - Informal learning
Came across this interesting paper which talks about how using ICTs in development contexts can lead...
Open Hardware
At the GK3 recently, Steve Song pointed out that open hardware was becoming an option.
Research Into Use
Met with Research into Use, who are conducting a multi million pound programme for DFID on Natural R...
C4D lunches
Since Jackie is the only person I know who reads this, I should highlight her lunches. C4D is a netw...
Do not shake hands
Nigel made an interesting observation from his trip to Uganda - that whereas in the recent past shak...
Two week weather forecasts please
So Nigel tells me from his recent research asking farmers in 4 countries about their information nee...
e-ag forum - mobile telephony in rural areas
FAO have run a number of e-fora on their e-agriculture site. I think this one is likely to be of wid...
Instant Messaging is a way forward.....
A new technology has crept onto the African scene that has enabled a step change in the way that the...
ePub ! why did no-one tell me?
The format of books is changing. As the emerging technologies converge, so too the way the world han...
Why we will never see MXit in UK - but its great for Africa
Why won't we see Mxit in the Developed Countries? Interestingly this is one of those technologies th...
New home page is here
It's been a couple of years since we freshennd up the website, all of the previous content is availa...
Social Impact of Mobiles - top research reports
The GSMA Development Fund's 2008 report "Research on the Economic and Social Impact of Mobile Commun...
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