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Hello Niranjan, thank you. Yes, agreed. But a wiki can give us the tool to move forward and bring along newcomers and grass roots champions who are looking for structure. This structure is to nurture innovation in all of the categories. Looking fo...
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SO I am agreeing with Polly, that the structure of the 5 questions is awkward in a ning to find coherence. Which is why I suggest the wiki, the preeminent web 2.0 mechanism, and one that is is democratic, based on a virtual community of collaborat...
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Curious idea Jimmy. I'd like to introduce the idea of financial permaculture to this group: "Financial Permaculture is the conscious design of place-based human financial systems to create a zero waste economy that cares for the earth, the people ...
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There are 2 steps that could be taken immediately to facilitate this discussion and the evolution of this network to a more productive body: 1) Creation of a wiki that aggregates best practices and organizes the content so it is accessible. A ning...
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Thank you Niranjan, Alain and everyone for these stimulating ideas. I must agree that the membership fees can be a tremendous challenge for a struggling telecenter and I am happy that membership for individuals will not be constrained by fees. Nir...
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Hello Alain, thank you for this great resource. I took a quick glance at it but need to digest it further. The power of a social network is to be inclusive and engage members in a community of practise. It is inherently emergent and subject to cha...
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Johnson State College
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I am an educator looking at ways of using web 2.0 applications in ICT for Emergence
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Sustainability, ICT4D, Virtual Worlds, Emerging Technology, Performing Arts, Creative Economy
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Skype: ecosage
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Call for Collaborators for Sustainable Telecenter Global Challenge

I am seeking some members of this community who would be interested in collaborating on a global challenge to create the Sustainable Telecenter. I am proud to be partnering with the Global Challenge Award and to add Sustaining Telecenters as a challenge that needs to be addressed and recognized.
Our strategy is to leverage the immersive internet--virtual worlds and web 2.0--for facilitating innovation and entrepreneurs… Continue

Posted on October 4, 2009 at 6:39pm — 2 Comments

Jan Herder

Combine Telecenters and Eco-toruism

A recent article in 3DTLC-- 3D Training, Learning and Collaboration reported:
“Lauren Papworth, a social networking strategist, told the Australian Tourism Futures conference that travelers will increasingly use virtual worlds to help plan their next vacation according to the Brisbane Times. The talk was targeted at the Australian tourism community, but has relevance to the… Continue

Posted on August 29, 2009 at 1:00pm —

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Emergence in Innovations

This is an excellent example of an emergent use of technology and attitude waiting for the BoP to get on board:

From Inventor Shawn Frayne

from :http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/010063.html

"The opinion I have, and the opinion of the others that I work with, is that there’s a huge untapped brain resource in developing countries. When designers or inventors have a different set of constraints, and they’re clever, there’s going to be great inventions and innovations that come out of those… Continue

Posted on July 2, 2009 at 6:30pm —

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Immersion in Design Science as a Wealth Creation Strategy Using Web 2.0 in Telecenters

There has been some interesting discussions lately about Human Computer Interaction. After all, isn’t that what much of ICT is? Or is it? Another way to think about it is ‘computer augmented interaction.’ This is where the virtual, the electronic, merge and begin a dialogue effecting us as we effect our created world. No place is this as profound and powerful as in the area of design. The steps from dreaming and imagination, to rendering and drawing, to inhabiting in 3 dimensions, and then innov… Continue

Posted on June 1, 2009 at 12:00am —

Jan Herder

A Vision for jump starting a "teaching/Learning" Economy with a formalized Telecenter Certification

Here is a project I am working on, and it came up with an interesting take on creating a knowledge economy. What is the value Proposition in a Knowledge Economy? You could call it a "Teacher/Learner Economy." Simply stated the drive to gain good employment as a Teacher/Facilitator of 21st Literacy's will help pay for the Teachers/facilitators that will be needed. This is scaled up through virtual eLearning and ubiquitous free wireless broadband and low cost, low wattage wireless computers. The c… Continue

Posted on May 13, 2009 at 9:39pm — 1 Comment

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At 2:40pm on November 21, 2009, Niranjan Meegammana gave Jan Herder a gift
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At 2:17pm on November 21, 2009, Alain Berranger said…
Jan, thanks for connecting. Why are you interested in telecentres? Do you have a connection to international development? Tell me more about Johnson College if you wish. Meanwhile I'll look up your college website.
At 9:15am on July 1, 2009, Robert Burns said…
Many thanks Jan. I am looking for as much content as possible to demonstrate the information dissemination power of video and iPTV. I shall in due course be sending to all those responding to my message a business plan, which we can then amend and form to fit all our needs. This project should be looked at as a participative partnership.
At 1:39pm on April 12, 2009, DR. SYED MD. ZAINUL ABEDIN said…
Thank you Dr. Jan for your nice gesture.I am very happy to note that you are doing great.
Regards,
Zainul
At 2:47pm on January 27, 2009, Gbenga Uriel Ogunjimi said…
Hi jan, today is my first entry into telecentre and just reaching out to existing memebers. I org do place international youth to volunteer /intern in Africa, and also enteprise development for the young and aspiring, any chance of working together, I look fdw to hearing from you.
Gbenga
At 3:56pm on January 14, 2009, Boateng Ebenezer said…
Hey Man,

I have added you to my Gtalk acount and we can meet there and chat
At 8:54pm on January 10, 2009, DR. SYED MD. ZAINUL ABEDIN said…
Dear Jan,
I am very sorry for responding to your comment after about four days.In fact,I got puzzled to answer on so many specific topics.
Lastly,I thought that some kind of apologetical submission might be helpful for now atleast.
I felt that a sense of concern had been reflected in your comment.The scenario you presented in the context of US agriculture is also prevailing in Bangladesh to some extent.The free market economy, globalization and politico-econmic arrangements have made the countries close neighbours.The products available for US consumers may also be availble in other countries of the world.GMO,pollution,pesticide,chemicals are the common curses everywhere.There are thus many initiatives here for preventing or getting rid of those curses for many years .However,it is very difficult (for me atleast)to inform the extent of sustainable agriculture being practiced here.But,Ilike to assert that concerted efforts are taken to prevent or reverse all the evil.The level of awareness among the media and the educated peoples is pretty high.So,governmental intervention
enjoys popular support.Please let me know if you find this general statement useful.We may share more on this later.
By the by,I am considering that you may open a new group in telecentre.org related to education.Your long experience and mastery in education might be very relevant for managing such important group.However,this is just my personal feeling.You may kindly have a thoughtful consideration.
Kind regards,
Zainul
At 10:53pm on January 7, 2009, Jenara Nerenberg said…
Thanks, Jan! Nice to hear from you and learn about your work. BOP Source is piloting in Nepal and will be expanding. Please feel free to share the site with your friends and colleagues. What are your current projects?
At 11:53am on January 1, 2009, wael alnoby said…
we have to web sit
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At 11:53am on January 1, 2009, wael alnoby said…
Dear jan
thank you for your comments and i hope to be a friend , I am head of the province of Aswan and we are trying to develop community use of information technology,We have an ambitious information-based
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