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	Net Generation Research at BCIT - Mark Bullen, Adnan Qayyum, Tannis Morgan Audio of presentation of research results related to student communication preferences at the BC Institute of Technology, Vancouver Canada Keywords: Net Generation; Millenial Learners; educational research; ICTs Downloads: 4
	Net Generation Research at BCIT - Mark Bullen, Adnan Qayyum, Tannis Morgan A presentation of results of research into learners' communication preferences and use of ICTs at the BC Institute of Technology, Vancouver, Canada Keywords: Net Generation; Millenial Learners; educational research; ICTs Downloads: 924
	Ricardo Ramirez ARNIC seminar, April 2008 - ARNIC "Understanding Broadband from the Outside" Ricardo Ramírez Freelance researcher and consultant, adjunct professor at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada http://arnic.info/ramirezseminar.php Tuesday, April 1st, 2:00-3:30pm Kerckhoff Hall - 1st floor Abstract: If the medium is the "massage" in that we live in it like fish in water, then understanding what broadband does to us -and what we can do with it- requires that we jump out of the water to gain perspective... Keywords: ARNIC; seminar; Ricardo Ramirez; methodology; participatory design; ICTs Downloads: 137 Average rating: (0 review)
	M.S. Swaminathan's Speech at the 2005 Baramati Conference - Andy Carvin Prof. M.S.Swaminathan is one of the world's leading thinkers on the role of information technology in global development, particularly in terms of poverty alleviation in rural, agricultural communities. The speech he gave at the March 2005 Baramati Conference in Baramati, India makes the case for bridging the digital divide in the developing world. Keywords: M. S. Swaminathan; ICTs; digital divide; IT; global development; poverty; India; Baramati; rural; agriculture; communities Downloads: 89
	ITU Youth Forum - Shimrit Braun & Dmitry Epstein An intimate documentary-style movie telling the story of the ITU Youth Forum. The movie was filmed during one of the forums held in September 2004 in Busan, South Korea. About 80 youth fellows attended, from countries all over the Asia Pacific region and engaged in discussion about digital inclusion and bridging the digital divide. This movie is produced exclusively by youth forum fellows active in the Human Netowork, seeking to spread the inspiration of the forum itself further. Keywords: young/young people; youth/youth fellows; ITU/International Telecommunicaiton Union; Busan; Korea; Geneva; Hong-Kong; digital; digital divide; Digital Divide; ICT; ICTs; Information and Communication Technology; information and communication technology; culture; film; movie; clip; fun; internet; future; Internet; declaration/youth declaration; 2004; September 2005 Downloads: 136 Average rating: (0 review)