Hello Taran,
You write:
I'm fairly certain that there must be some Iraqi telecenters now,
though. Do we know anything about them?
We in iEARN are installing labs this month in high schools in both
Erbil and Baghdad with satellite connections. Part of the
stipulation of the installation/grant is
In the run up to the invasion of Iraq, when it was certain to some of
us - including a well connected civilian inside the Pentagon - that
war and the aftermath would come, a number of us drafted a memorandum
outlining why 40 foot vans, filled with the necessaries, could do
about as Andy
Dummy me, I can't find the thread dealing with the forward thinking
podcaster who is organizing an podcasting event - or a serious of
events. That person, particularly, will be interested in the below.
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BOOKS : COUNTRY: AFGHANISTAN : TERRORISM: A Selected Group of Resources
About the Book: West of Kabul, East of New York: An Afghan American
Story
Straddling the Fault Line
In the days following 9/11, a friend forwarded me an email message
written by an Afghan-American. The email message
Nothing About Us Without Us: Developing Innovative Technologies
For, By and With Disabled Persons
This book is intended to help disabled persons in problem-solving and
is described as an idea book rather than a publication that offers
instructions concerning disabilities. It seeks to present a
hi DDN community -
DDN member paul chenoweth came in for some honors recently. a web
developer and graduate education student, paul's blog, Chasing the
Dragon's Tale, was chosen as one of the best blogs in tennessee.
that's quite some accomplishmeng. blogging is to tennessee as
country
