To compliment and strengthen our existing team, IICD is looking for an enthusiastic and team-oriented colleague to take responsibility for reception, secretarial and administrative tasks.
Ms Cummings completed a research study of Dgroups which took place from September 2006 to July 2007. This study is part of the KIT Working Papers Series.
There are plenty of theories about how ICTs can be used to develop local content for schools in developing countries, but very few actual examples from the field. A group of 22 educational practitioners from IICD-supported projects that use ICT to develop local content were therefore invited to share their experiences in a 4-day Cross Country Learning Event (CCLE) in Accra, Ghana at the end of May.
IICD promotes local, national and global knowledge sharing that stimulates sustainable ICT-enabled development. Successful knowledge sharing allows us to improve our own impact and promote awareness of ICT as a development tool. Networks, partnerships and on-line communities all have a role to play in our knowledge sharing activities.
Special thanks go to the dedicated team of the Plone service provider Goldmund, Wyldebeast & Wunderliebe, who helped us to realise the online report.
About IICD
The International Institute for Communication and Development (IICD) is a non-profit foundation that specialises in information and communication technologies (ICT) as a tool for development.
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