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Benchmarking Champions
Newsletter
eNews April 2020
SNA eNews: 09 July 2020
African Teachers Network - 9th IEARN Conference Moscow
ThinkQuest Africa launched in Nigeria
Egypt to Host ITU Telecom Africa 2020
WSIS Intersessional Meeting
ICT & Gender Conference
IEARN conference
Lessons of empowerment from communities
World Education Market
IT's Hot For Women Teachers
Conference: ICTs in African Schools
GCE Action Week 2020
Sixth Annual Stockholm Challenge Award
Sustaining Quality Learning Environments
Forum on ICTs and Gender
Developing Countries Access to Scientific Knowledge
Digital Commons Summit
Namibia to host youth IT conference
LINK Centre ICT Scholarship for 2020
Pan-African Conference on Reading
Conference on e-Strategies for Development
Idlelo - The First African Conference on the Digital Commons
Women in the Digital Era: Challenges and Opportunities
Call for Participation and Partnership: WSIS Gender CaucusSummit December 2020 Events
Excellence in Distance Education Awards 2020
SchoolNet Africa in WIRED news
SchoolWeb Internet Caching Pilot Project
Linux in Education by Michael Surran
Sisters see Web potential
Copyright issues become kids' stuff
Djibouti's President Endorses National Digital Strategy
TQA 2020 Finalists
Taking technology to poor schools
Prize winning project makes internet access for all school children in Namibia a real possibility
We did it! Over 1 million people join the Big Lesson
SchoolNet Sudan in preparation for kick off
First community multimedia centres in Mozambique
Gender, information technology, and developing countries
Namibia: Farmers go digital
SchoolNet Africa and IEARN-USA sign MOU
ICT for special needs project launched in Namibia
Evaluation of educational software for the African context
Bridging the Gender Digital Divide
It's hot for girls
Internet with a difference getting women hooked up
Computers to Africa scheme criticised
Call for Projects: Forum of African Local Authorities on the Information Society
Developments within the African Teachers Network
The HP 'people's notebook' runs Linux
Listening to my Server
Building Digital Libraries with Open Source Software
Towards an African Learning Network SchoolnetAfrica
Internet Growth begins to take off in Mauritania
Minority Women Perceive IT as Way to Promised Land
Human rights and Internet Policy-making in Africa
Socio-cultural factors and ICT adoption
ICTs in Africa Require Effective use of old, New Media
All SA students ICT-capable by 2020?
Make I.T. Compulsory, say Aussie Teachers
South Africa: Schoolnet Changes Its Approach to Rural Study
Taking Technology to Poor Schools
Reinventing Education through the Smart School Initiative
Computer Lessons in Sec Schools
Seed Grant and Small Innovative Projects Fund: Announcement
NEPAD's Peer Review Mechanism
Framing the discussion: the articulation of computers with teaching and learning in a higher education institution
Recycled technology
ICT R&D; Grants
SchoolNet Namibia Unveils Wireless Solution
Ghana enters telesales era
JustWrite an online course on effective writing
Biology Students use Virtual Lab for Dissecting
Rascom Accomplishes a Major Milestone in the Implementation of its Programme
NEPAD e-schools initiative to bring computer literacy to African schools
The Global Junior Challenge 2020
ICTs in African Schools Workshop: Executive Summary
Kasulu and Mtabila Internet Project
Cow pats fuel computers
US dumps electronic waste on India
Countryside Agency Warns of Digital Divide
The 'great travesty' of IT training
Why don't kids learn maths and science successfully?
SchoolNet Africas Executive Director is Finalist for the 2020 World Technology Awards
Development Potential of Wireless Internet Technology
UN Seeks to Bridge the Digital Divide
India's Rural Masses Embrace WI-FI
Information Program ICT Toolsets
Speech delivered at the Paris Intercessional
Net informs Senegalese students
NITDA's begins development of National Information Infrastructure Backbone
Gender and ICT Awards
Putting the 'E' into NEPAD
Position of African Women in relation to ICTs
The APC WNSP and GKP Gender and ICT Awards
Youth @WSIS
India leads in ICT kiosks
Simputer: computers for the poor or an idealistic dream?
Optimism sweeps through Kenya's science community
World's poor to get own search engine
EGOVOS endorses South Africa's Open Source strategy
Nigeria: Challenges of the Girl-Child
Testing times for teachers: educational assessment in South Africa
New online guide lists where to find FREE computers, software and email
ICTs in African Schools Workshop
ICTs in African schools: Historic Pan African Workshop Attended by 200 delegates
Young Women Leaders in ICT
Building IT capacity in schools in developing countries
IEARN 10th Teachers Meeting & 7th Youth Summit
Women Teachers Program.
For Those Who Teach Creative Writing
Madiba Launches Mindset Network's Activate Channel
Bracketing and Phenomenology
Mtandao Africa - Monday, April 28th 2020
Mtandao Africa - Tuesday, April 29th 2020
Mtandao Africa - Wednesday, April 30th 2020
Mtandao Africa - Thursday, May 1st 2020
Mtandao Africa - Friday, May 2nd 2020
For Those Who Teach Creative Writing
Bracketing and Phenomenology
Bionic Youth: Too much Information?
Nigeria Has Highest Rate of Illiteracy - UNESCO
Thetha - The SANGONeT ICT Discussion Forum
Call for Papers
One Million Computers for African Schools: Call for Partners
Teen Girls Flooding Kenya's New No-Cost Schools
Phenomenology: The Abstract and the Concrete
SIX BLACKBIRDS
E-Learning Trends Not All They Seem
Rural Kids to Burst into Cyberspace
Ghanaian Stakeholders meet to discuss open source software
WSIS Gender Caucus Capacity Building Session in the lead up to prep com 3
Wired in Uganda: ICTs for Development
Call for Participation and Partnerships
NGOs Warn of Crisis on Way to WSIS
World summit on the Information Society in Geneva in February
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Online event: World Summit on the Information Society Event for Schools
State to save billions on software
Madiba Launches World's First 'Click-And-Mortar' School
SchoolNet Africa seeks a dynamic African Program Director
NEPAD Teacher Training request
Bridging the Digital Divide in a Communications Renaissance
Cellphone Solution for Internet
CSIR launches new Open Source Centre for South Africa
Cellphone Solution for Internet
Making e-learning measurable
WiFi, satellite can help bridge Africa's digital divide
Intel charts progress toward ubiquitous wireless connectivity at Telecom World
Is Linux limited to low-cost utility servers?
OSI calls for software proposals
Information technology needs fertile ground
What can a computer do for the poor?
European Commission publishes its guide to OSS migration
Databases destined for open source
Memories [of UBC*]
Tact, for the Researcher and the Educator
Nepad to discuss science, technology development in Africa
'Médiatrices' on motorbikes help narrow Benins education gender gap
Idlelo - The First African Conference on the Digital Commons
The REM Poems
Intel Innovation in Education - Schools ICT Conference
How is Qualitative Interview Data Like a Poem?
Children Sue Government Over HIV
Study Documents Law Enforcement Efforts Combating
Nigerian youth declaration on WSIS
State Opts to Implement Open Source Software
The Africa Regional Conference on Teacher Training in the use of Information and Communication Technologies in the Classroom
Communique
African Universities Embark on ICT-based Publication of Doctoral Dissertations
Namibia and South Africa gets medium ICT access rating
Ethiopia to use satellite for rural education
Freedom of Expression Crucial for Information Society Says UNESCO Director-General
NEPAD Unveils Computer Literacy Plan for Continent
Wireless internet hits SA in January
First Impression: Shattering glass ceilings in gender, race and ICT
ThinkQuest
Life on the Streets
Indian tele-health project wins WSIS award
Women Find Reason for Optimism in Internet Usage
West African academics connect up online
World's first information summit to get connected in Geneva
Competitive Markets Required to Bridge Digital Divide
Students expand horizons
WSIS: A tent, some tea and an ICT story
US-Led Initiative Seeks to Increase Number of Teachers in Africa
Digital Dilemma
Africa's dicey situation.
Why schools should use exclusively free software
Young people demand a hearing
African Telecommunications Summit 2020
World Links Newsletter
UN creates computer games to boost knowledge of its activities
South Africa: Educational software on offer online
National IT Coordination Council to Be Set Up
Typing in grade school
Consultation On 'Education for All' Plan Launched
Mauritius Seeks to Become a Global Cyber Island Paradise
Global Junior Challenge
Teacher Exchange Programme update
Schoolnet Africa Supports FOSSFA's Capacity Building Initiatives
All-Africa Ministers' Conference on Open Learning and Distance Education
A new era for the Global Teenager Project Schoolnet Africa in the lead!
Connections Schoolnet feature
30 Million girls out of school
The evolution of special education in Kenya
Including disabled children in regular schools: the Ugandan experience
First African school to get technology for deaf learners
Five Bodies to Execute ICT Policy
ThinkQuest Africa training
SADTU website nominated as a finalist for Labour Start's Site of the Year 2020
Declare Education Disaster Area - JAMB Registrar
Africa is poised for wireless wave
Software costs more than a year's salary for many Africans
The Kenya National ICT Convention
LAGOS: Indigenous Software Selected for Varsity Management
Call for Proposals: International Perspectives: Women Leading Change in Public Health and Technology
Intel® Innovation in Education - Schools ICT Conference
Lagos Students Abandon Class Room for Cybercafe
Teachers fight against Internet plagiarism
TQA Achiever, Harry, takes part in the Partner in Learning Programme
Press Statement on Research on refurbished PCs for African schools
New GTP Management team and start of the March 2020 learning circle
The backbone of every nations development is I.C.T
UN highlights the environmental impact of old computers
Schools use Technology to Battle Plagiarism
e/merge 2020
The missing 65 million: getting girls into school
Computer Assembler Says Duty is Too High
South Africa: Western Cape province has a trilingual web portal
Microsoft Announces PC Refurbishment Program for 133 Countries Through The Microsoft Authorized Refurbishers (MAR) program
Nigeria: Include ICT in Schools' Curricula
South Africa: Open source - a big hit in the classroom
'Kenya's draft ICT policy and strategy negates development goals'
Perspectives from the African Free and Open Source Software Movement
ICT programme planned for developing countries
Direqlearn releases OpenLab community version
Africa set to take control of own domain names
The Blind Innovate for Information Technology
An Inclusive Information Society - Rhetoric or Realisation? (WSIS)
Introduce IT lessons in schools
Keny's Draft ICT Policy and Strategy Negates Development Goals
Global Teenager Project Quarterly Report 1- 2020
Ten Lessons for ICT and Education in the Developing World
TQA 2020 Schedule and Deadlines Extended
Preparing Ecowas for Second Phase of WSIS
Sex Education Begins in the Home
e/merge 2020
Visit to Angola by SchoolNet Africa 27th to 29th May 2020
An integrated training programme to set up technical service centres in support of education in African schools
Saitoti Blames Bad Laws for Girls' Woes
Free software gets a new home in East Africa
ICTs for Visually Impaired in Ethiopia
Firm supplies schools with low cost computers By Protas Onesmo
Global Teenager Project News update
SchoolNet Africa in Ghana
The long walk to school: international education goals in historical perspective
SchoolNet Africa's Projects Activities and Deliverables
Low Cost Computers Hit Stumbling Block
Sainsbury Trusts funds major East African expansion
Microsoft to launch in Kiswahili
SchoolNet Zambia- Moving forward with purpose
E-Discussion on ICTs and Gender Equality
Global survey on education in emergencies: Angola country report
Course for Technical Service Centre Managers: Pictures
SADC-wide workshop
Saitoti launches schools ICT fund
Schoolboys create mobile seeker
Global Teenager Project: iEARN 2020, Koiscé, Slovakia Report
Black students, girls, fail to make Olympiad finals
Gender Equity and Free and Open Source Software
Rural Africa yearns for internet connectivity
RM pledge 7,000 computers
Official opening for Sierra Leone Connect project
TQA Youth Camp
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