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Social Sustainability vs. Financial sustainability, which one is appropriate for telecentre initiatives?
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Why evaluation is important for telecentre?
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The output of M&E serves as one among the good inputs to the process of decision-making leading not only to sustainability but also to effectiveness and up-scaling, i.e., expansion in depth and/or breadth.
I think there are other useful tools aside from M&E that we can use to capture knowledge (experiences, learning, etc). And some of these probably are Profiling, Knowledge Exchange, and Research, or a combination of such tools. I am not fully aware...
I would just like to share the following diagram that links knowledge to community development. The outputs of M&E and the M&E process itself is knowledge that is useful to the telecentre ecosystem.
Dear fatem
This looks more one way process, of collecting data for research. This diagram resembles more of general evaluation process which out put knowledge, however I think modern TC evaluation is a localized version from general evaluation. I ...
1. To know, if something works, or not works, why it work or not to improve understanding of our position to initiate network actions to change/improve process/capacity/resources/advacasy/promotion-- so that resulting effect will improve Telecente...
The Evaluation is really good theme for who are awaiting be come a expert as a telecentre operter . and helps to sustainability. Evaluation put right track to atchive as a telecentre’s
Evaluation plays vital role for smooth implementation of telecentre and helps to ensure sustainability. Evaluation keeps telecentre’s activities on track and guide to achieve objectives. It helps to learn from mistakes and take right step for next.
Yes, I agree Ms. Fatema.
Good project management practice dictates that M&E, in its broadest sense, is present in every stage of the project development life cycle.
It also serves as the connection between the end of a project and its new beginn...
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- I am Fatema Begum Labony, working as Research Associate (M&E) at D.Net (Development Research Network) since 2006. D.Net is a leading Research Organisation doing action research and implementing various ICT4D related programmes in remote area of Bangladesh.
I did my Masters at Mass Communication and Journalism from University of Dhaka. I also did MDS (Master in Development Studies) from East West University.
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Change does not just happen, we collectively make it happen
I wrote my first ever blog at telecentre.org and won the blog contest. This achievement gave me confidence that we are doing tremendous job here. I always feel privileged to be a member of telecentre.org because I am getting opportunities to share and learn from others. I was thinking to invite my fellow colleagues who are working at grass root level to share their experience like me with this global community.
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Posted on September 23, 2009 at 1:00pm — 3 Comments
Our little effort can make them smile!
I spent my first four days of this week at Jhenidaha region for a monitoring and evaluation visit at Usha telecentre, running with the technical support of D.Net. During my visit in community our mobile lady Nilu told me about a school which is providing education in natural environment. It was loving surprise to here that teachers of this remote area are aware about the importance of natural environment for better education. I was interested to visit the school and when reached there I found th… Continue
Posted on September 2, 2009 at 5:00am — 4 Comments
Infomediaries (Telecentre worker) should be a good communicator for the success of a Telecentre!!
Infomediaries (Telecentre worker) should be a good communicator as they are the vital part of a telecentre. Their communication skill can make a telecentre initiatives successful. Infomediary should have clear idea about an issue before providing information to the community people. They… Continue
Posted on July 9, 2009 at 7:00am — 1 Comment
Being an Evaluator (Female!!!)
I am working at D.Net as an evaluator. According to my job nature I have to visit at least 2 rural telecentre in a month. Some times I have to stay 12 to 15 days in two or three remote location of Bangladesh. All time I have to visit with some of my male colleague as I am the only female member in M&E division of D.Net. Recently we have completed data collection of an evaluation research with APC WNSP. We had to visit 30 schools for data collection. Most of them were located in remote area s… Continue
Posted on July 1, 2009 at 5:20am — 1 Comment
Computer Teaches Everyday English (CTEE): ICT based education content for quality education
Knowledge on computer application and excellent communication skills in English is essential for self development. In this backdrop, the children and youths in rural area of Bangladesh are in most disadvantaged stage rather than the urban one. Due to inadequate educational resources and opportunities in the rural area, they often migrate to the urban. Presence of native culture in the learning materials is also essential. Beside this education materials should be developed making sure that the m… Continue
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- At 3:44am on September 3, 2009,
Bipas said… - Labony Apa
How are you?
Bipas Vhi
- At 5:58am on August 31, 2009,
Seuwandi Yapa said… - Hi Labony,
How are you doing?
Hope you have received my message :))
BR,
Seuwandi
- At 1:13pm on July 14, 2009,
Mohamed Rizwan said… - Hi Bagum,
Hoping enjoy and have useful friendship with you.
- At 5:51am on July 11, 2009,
Shipra Sharma said… - Hi Fatema,
I feel good to be your friend. You are doing a great job and your blogs are very informative.
- At 7:12am on June 15, 2009,
Mohammad Khairul Alam said…
- At 12:52am on May 19, 2009,
Md. Khairuzzaman said… - HI Fatema Begum, what's the update in your page.
- At 8:02am on March 19, 2009,
A.K.M.Mamun said… - Hi Labony,
How are you? I think you were D.Net. Where are you doing job? Thanks
Mamun
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mamun.smart@yahoo.com, mamun6th@gmail.com
- At 1:06pm on March 15, 2009,
Laxman Singh Rathore said… - Hello Fatema..........L.S.rathore from Rajasthan India.
- At 4:40am on January 8, 2009,
DR. SYED MD. ZAINUL ABEDIN said… - We greet the young journalist,Fatema Begum Labony, for her interest and participation in the telecentre community.We hope she will appear as a
talented contributor on her favourite areas.
- At 9:00pm on January 4, 2009,
Cuchie Echeverria said… - Hi there!
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