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Policy to Action--a Reminder of the Realities of Implementation

I've had the fortune of participating in the CIES 2017 Conference this week, which will be continuing for the next few days. Over the...

An introduction to current capacity for mobile learning

My interest in the topic of ICT for Education policy in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is fueled by the huge push for "online learning" and...

What-Fi?:

That's right-Fi. This blog plans to document my research on education technology and capacity in the Sub-Saharan Africa region. On the left you will see frequent blog-posts documenting the learning process. There are also a bunch of links above to the research itself, and other resources!

Social Entrepreneurship and Ed-Tech: What you need to know before getting involved

Tech or Talk? The Competition for ICT in Education in North Kamagambo

Trees for Fees--Thinking about Development in an Environmentally Conscious World

Mzungu Cream and Mzungu Tea

Jinja and Back Again, an Intern's Tale

LCA, Kenya 2017

A brief history of ICT4D in Education policy in Africa--a look at the AISI Framework

Developing a Comparative Framework for ICT Policies-A Brief Look at Economic Sectors

Policy to Action--a Reminder of the Realities of Implementation

Following the Money Trail: A Ghanaian Case Study

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Policy to Action--a Reminder of the Realities of Implementation

An introduction to current capacity for mobile learning

What-Fi?:

RECENT POSTS:

Social Entrepreneurship and Ed-Tech: What you need to know before getting involved

Tech or Talk? The Competition for ICT in Education in North Kamagambo

Trees for Fees--Thinking about Development in an Environmentally Conscious World

Mzungu Cream and Mzungu Tea

Jinja and Back Again, an Intern's Tale

LCA, Kenya 2017

A brief history of ICT4D in Education policy in Africa--a look at the AISI Framework

Developing a Comparative Framework for ICT Policies-A Brief Look at Economic Sectors

Policy to Action--a Reminder of the Realities of Implementation

Following the Money Trail: A Ghanaian Case Study

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