perhaps instead of volunteering abroad, as I've done,
there must be some communities in the states (aside from those in
Louisiana) looking for librarian, digital types. If any DDN members
could steer me in the right direction, I'd be grateful.
Do you have a degree in library science? The
Hi !
I live on Reunion island, French territory in the Indian Ocean. It is quite
a rich place, with huge population ane energy and waste and land management
to come. And we do not know how to deal with our not so old PC. I work for
the local authorities in the ICT directorate. We are in favour
Scenes from a Bangladeshi Telecentre
Video montage of a telecentre based at a girls school in Comilla, Bangladesh.
The telecentre is run by Relief International's Schools Online program, which
coordinates 20 telecentres across the country. This will probably be my last
video from Bangladesh as
Alfred,
There is nothing new about the practice-- its been in vogue for centuries
and over a wide range of products and services.
Errol Hewitt
At 10:37 25/10/2005 -0700, you wrote:
This is a terrible practice - sending our garbage to the poor.
But new or old, computers will not be useful
Hi everyone,
Right now I'm in Bangladesh for a government Internet policy conference
in relation to the World Summit on the Information Society. I just spent
the day visiting schools in rural Bangladesh, observing students
utilizing the schools' telecentres. I'll be posting video of the
Dear DDN Community, I have a brother and sister in-law, Wallace Mary Hanley,
of Window Rock, AZ who were in Cancun on a vacation when Hurricane Wilma
struck. They were sheduled to be back last Sunday in Albuquerque and have not
shown up. I tried the Red Cross, MSNBC.com, etc., without
Hi all,
Kalam's digital dream for India
President A P J Abdul Kalam has a digital dream - a citizen casting his
vote from a virtual polling booth in his house and an intelligence software
projecting a candidate's success as a politician.
Sharing his dream during a lecture on *Electronic
