E-DEVELOPMENT SERVICES THEMATIC GROUP
invites you to take part in a video-seminar
as a part of the e-Development Dialogues Series
?Mainstreaming e-Development:
Implementing National ICT Strategies?
Dear Antonio,
I agree that Will's work would be worth a look. I am a bit unclear,
though, on who it is that you are considering. Do you want to look at
effective use of ICTs by government offices? By national-level
NGOs? Small CBO's? Larger businesses in urban areas? Small businesses in
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From the NY Times... -ac
F.C.C. Clears Internet Access by Power Lines
Clearing the way for homes and businesses to receive high-speed Internet
services through their electrical outlets, the Federal Communications
Commission adopted rules on Thursday that would enable the utility
companies to off
We've been building opensource "bread and Butter" as a matter of course
here for several years. (Bread and Butter workstations are the standard
systems that go in homes, CTCs and school labs; Internet/Office apps. etc.)
We are putting the wraps on a workstation for school/CTC media labs that
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FYI, a request for information (seen in Pambazuka news #178, 14 Oct. 2004)...
Don Osborn
Bisharat.net
AFRICA: DATABASE OF COMMUNITY RADIO STATIONS
The University of Guelph is conducting a research project to collect information
to develop a database of community radio stations in Africa. To be i
BENTON'S COMMUNICATIONS-RELATED HEADLINES for OCTOBER 15, 2004
Today, the Progress & Freedom Foundation is hosting a discussion at
Congress on "reinventing" the FCC. This weekend, CPSR meets in Washington,
DC.
(From Benton)
UPDATE ON FUNDING FREEZE AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
What are the possible
I remember when Andy started his project EdWeb, it was a very timely addition
to the few people , projects and ideas that were being slated to teacher,
educators, and the learning community. He was a facilitator, and a guide. I am
ever grateful to him for all of the support that he gave to us.
Hi everyone,
This week marks the 10-year anniversary of my educational website,
EdWeb: Exploring Technology and School Reform, and my personal
website/blog, Andy Carvin's Waste of Bandwidth.
http://www.edwebproject.org/
http://www.edwebproject.org/andy/blog/
For those of you who weren't online t
Reading through these exchanges and through the Technology Review article
was my first attempt to understand what the Semantic Web really is.
Personally, I can see clear value in this, both from the view of refining
searches to a much higher degree than is currently possible; and from the
view