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Annex 1-6 : SAIC mid-term evaluation
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2016
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Catalysing broadband 4 Africa - ensuring economic and social inclusion
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Annexures final IDRC report 2018 : conference/workshop matrix
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Reality check : will cellphones really solve Africa's problems?
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Telecommunications regulation and broadband development : implications for the Andean region
In the early 21st century, fixed-line telephony was pushed into the background by the advent of mobile telephony, which is now being challenged by internet protocol (IP) communications, observe Guillermo Mastrini and Carolina Aguerre.
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Changing research communication practices and open scholarship : a framework for analysis
Scholarly communication and libraries are changing as part of a larger ecosystem, but how does the changing scholarly communication system play out in actual research practices?
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Consumer best practices in the telecoms sector
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Social networking technologies for teaching and learning
Educational frameworks that leverage the value of ICTs need to be developed.
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Farm Radio Trust to assess ICT agriculture impact
Farm Radio Trust (FRT) will carry out a three-year research study starting in 2018 to find out how Information and Communication Technology (ICT) impacts on agricultural productivity in Malawi.
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Zero proximity : increasing the online visibility of academics at the University of Mauritius
Scholarly Communication in Africa Program (SCAP) posited that by using internet-based Web 2.0 technologies, the University of Mauritius would increase online visibility of academics and their chances of gaining access to sought-after academic netw
Published dateThursday, January 2, 2014 - 05:00