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Congrats, Anupama, a great initiative. Polly
Hi Anupama,
Congratulations, the GEM workshop was quite an experience, wasn't it
Hi Friends
I have created the first ever movie of my life. Its available at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK59Qg2NgZ8
It has a message. If you agree with it please help circulating it to bring in the required change.
Much thanks
Anupama
Dr.…
Dear Mr Jan Herder,
I am very much impressive to your services, commitments and dedication to telecenters and with your innovative knowledge as well.
I am from Nepal located in between China and India. I am Chairperson of Synergy Nepal, no -for pr…
Dear Anupama, thank you for your post. I wanted to share with you Buckminster Fuller's idea of 'comprehensive, anticipatory design science.
Design holds a very critical place in the activities that can emerge from using ICT's and immersive 3D envir…
Thanks for showing interest Shridhar . You can please find the full paper at the following website. I would be more than happy to answer further queries.
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~nsambasi/hcc4id/program.html
could u please send us ur abstract of paper for HCI gutam2000 at hotmail dot com
I would like to give a word of caution while touching upon the culture. In some places its a very sensitive issue , more sensitive when cultural norms are deep rooted in religions. More over in some societies there are dominanation and subordination…
If the closing speech is given in textual format,it will be helpful for the members to learn the contents.
May I request Dr. Anupama to cite the major recommendations of the conference.Thanks for the efforts of Dr. Anupama.
While writing to thank Dr. Anupama ,I forgot to mention about the content of the blog on the telecentre
of Boston.The updated information might be very encouraging.Still the figures of 2003 are pretty good.
The blog indicates the degree of cooperati…
Dr. Anupama,
I am so grateful that you walked to comply with my request.I consider your visit to the library as mine for it may not be possible for me to make a physical visit to Boston in my lifetime.I will request you to kindly utilize every fract…
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Gender and E-Governance
Hi Friends
I have created the first ever movie of my life. Its available at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK59Qg2NgZ8
It has a message. If you agree with it please help circulating it to bring in the required change.
Much thanks
Anupama
Dr. Anupama Saxena
Associate Professor, Department of Political cience
In-Charge Director, Women's Studies and Development Centre
Guru Ghasidas Univesity, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India… Continue
I have created the first ever movie of my life. Its available at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK59Qg2NgZ8
It has a message. If you agree with it please help circulating it to bring in the required change.
Much thanks
Anupama
Dr. Anupama Saxena
Associate Professor, Department of Political cience
In-Charge Director, Women's Studies and Development Centre
Guru Ghasidas Univesity, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India… Continue
Posted on December 4, 2009 at 11:58pm — 3 Comments
Exploring Telecentre in Boston
Hi Friends
Right now i am sitting on a computer ( with a bad keypad that indicates much use of this ) in a "Telecentre" in Boston!
For our readers i would like to tell ( i am sure most of you already know about this) that public internet access in boston is offered by The Boston Public Library and its 26 neighborhood branches with a total of 553 public access computers (FY2003). Public access computers can also be found at Boston's 13 Youth and Family Centers.There also are computer centers an… Continue
Right now i am sitting on a computer ( with a bad keypad that indicates much use of this ) in a "Telecentre" in Boston!
For our readers i would like to tell ( i am sure most of you already know about this) that public internet access in boston is offered by The Boston Public Library and its 26 neighborhood branches with a total of 553 public access computers (FY2003). Public access computers can also be found at Boston's 13 Youth and Family Centers.There also are computer centers an… Continue
Posted on April 9, 2009 at 7:48pm — 2 Comments
Dreaming the impossible in Computer Human Interaction
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I have just returned from the closing ceremony of conference. The closing speech by Prof. Dr. Kees (C.J.) Overbeeke, Department of Industrial Design, Eindhoven University of Technology was wonderful. It was poetic , musical, well presented but at the same time much much thought provoking. It wa… Continue
Posted on April 9, 2009 at 6:00pm — 3 Comments
Thinking of Gender in CHI
Today on 7th I attended a session on Social Networking site. Paper by Moira Burke, Carnegie was… Continue
Posted on April 7, 2009 at 8:47pm — 1 Comment
Designing for Other Cultures
Session on ‘Designing for other cultures’
Summary of Matthew Kam’s paper titled “Designing Rural Games for Rural Children : A study of Traditional Village Games in India” The paper was presented on 6th April in CHI 2009 Conference.
In spite of various efforts from the government the school education in rural India is not up to the standard. There are studies to show that rural children perform very poorly on language and mathematics. Various reasons may be assigned to this. New technolo… Continue
Summary of Matthew Kam’s paper titled “Designing Rural Games for Rural Children : A study of Traditional Village Games in India” The paper was presented on 6th April in CHI 2009 Conference.
In spite of various efforts from the government the school education in rural India is not up to the standard. There are studies to show that rural children perform very poorly on language and mathematics. Various reasons may be assigned to this. New technolo… Continue
Posted on April 7, 2009 at 6:11pm —
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- At 11:33pm on December 8, 2009,
Shipra Sharma said…
- Dear Anupama,
I feel great to be your friend! I am working at Centre for Science, Development and Media Studies (CSDMS). Apart from bringing out five magazines on telecentre, egov, digital learning, ehealth and i4d, CSDMS also organises two international events- eIndia and eAsia. You are welcome to participate.
- At 2:54pm on July 24, 2009,
Er.santharam said…
- Dear Madam,
How are you?
We are, the Society for rural education and livelihood promotion of India is a registered non-profit organisation (Real India NGO). The basic mandate of Real India is to impart a pro-nature, pro-poor and pro-women orientation to a job-led economic growth strategy in rural areas through harnessing science and technology for environmentally sustainable and socially equitable development. We are planning and research in the Coastal Systems Research, Biodiversity and Biotechnology, Eco technology and Sustainable Agriculture, Reaching the Unreached, and Education, Communication, Training and Capacity, Building promotion of sustainable livelihoods, Conservation and enhancement of natural resources as well as information and skill empowerment.
In response to the need for a coordinated international effort on development and knowledge-sharing, Real India (NGO) has planning to establish an extensive network with its Research for Development partners. The networks will be facilitated through the Fund’s Development programmes, which supports international, regional and sub regional institutions and centres of excellence on thematic issues, technology development, piloting of innovative pro-poor activities of operational relevance to the new interventions and projects.
Real India seeks partners including the donor partners who would be like-minded, pro-people and who believe in potentiality, skill and experience of people. They would work in network for empowerment and holistic development of the poor people.
I hope you will participate and share with us!
With best regards,
Santharam- secretary
Society for Rural Education and Livelihood Promotion of India,
Tami Nadu
India.
E-mail: realindiango@aol.com
Santharam1@yahoo.com
- At 7:04am on June 15, 2009,
Mohammad Khairul Alam said…
- At 6:33pm on April 9, 2009,
DR. SYED MD. ZAINUL ABEDIN said…
- The nice commentery of Dr. Anupama is very interesting.She could successfully involve the reader while she is attending the conference.Let's welcome the talented lady in the dynamic community of telecentres.
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