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Photo Contest
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GENDER AND TELECENTRE
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ICT4D
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Sharing space for the telecentre.org photo contest.
Here you can find the guidelines of the contest as well as post whatever queries or clarifications you may have pertaining to the contest.
Modern technologies of ICT and telecentres
are very helpful for both men and women.But
it may be more useful to learn the actual
status of efficacy for the development of
societies through the telecentre related
technologies.
A Grass Root Initiative to foster Telecenter Operator Development , Networking , and Research for Innovation with
Global Collaboration.
Mr.Dean Mulozi is the Executive Director of the Zambia Association for the Advancement of Information and Communication Technologies (ZAA-ICT), He is also the regional Facilitator of the Southern African Telecentre Network (SATNET) which is under es…
Thankyou for inviting me, you know what I have been waiting for this , and I wanted to ask you if you can create this group.Am glad that you have done it.
Cheers
The network of telecenters that brings up and shares information on development of ICTs in Southern Africa.
Great sharing Simon, first and foremost I would recommend you visit another telecentre possibly within Zambia and just have an overview of what goes on there, it could give you an insight on how you will collect an organise content for the community…
Hi Shipra,
This link will really help us to explore knowlege in many disciplines particularly involved in development initiatives.
Thanks for sharing
I have added these more links that are tool helpful
http://www.itrainonline.org/itrainonline/english/index.shtml
http://www.glp.net/resources
http://www.htmlcenter.com/tutorials/
You can also download a file entitled ;'Web Page Concept and Design…
This is realy a helpful link , It will help many .You may add more if you about them.
Thanks
Simon
Thankyou for adding more helpful sites.
Simon
Hi Simon,
Let me add this web address- http://opentraining.unesco-ci.org/cgi-bin/page.cgi?d=1to your growing trajectory of free online courses for telecentre managers. It has a number of courses, some of which can be very useful for the telecentre m…
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- Youth Skills for Development,Omwa Enterprises-Telecentre
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- Programs Coordinator,Attendant and IT officer
- About Me (biography and organization description)
- A Co-Founder and Programmes Coordinator of Youth Skills for Development ; a Youth Led Not for Profit organization registered in accordance with The Societies’ Act of the Republic of Zambia ,authorization No. 014259 in Zambia with the Secretariat in Kitwe. Youth Skills for Development seeks to empower the youths, underprivileged and citizens from all walks of life in the communities, improve the high levels of unemployment, poverty, HIV/AIDS , gender inequality and improve the provision of education , vocational training opportunities and supporting self-sustainability, self-reliance.
He is a dedicated and experienced youth leader, with more than a year of youth leadership. A self motivated, team player, committed, problem solver, and Information and Communication Technologies enthusiast. He is an experienced Volunteer, and Information Technology professional and a social worker by nature. He has served as a Volunteer Instructor in skills development, particularly Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for children and adults. He is a youth activist contributing to several issues including HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention promotion, fight for gender equality, increasing equal and quality education opportunities, skills and career development, individual and community self-sustainability promotion, Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICT4D) awareness and use, and many other issues in the community. He
Mr.Wandila has served mostly in Non Profit setups. He was the Sales Executive with Zambia State Insurance Corporation (ZSIC) , Technician and Local Area Network Administrator for a Local Company , Partnered with a local Business Foundation and Consultancy Company in ICTs Consultancy and Onsite ICTs Training to local schools ,corporate and individual clients ,Computer Literacy Program Instructor / Coordinator with a local community school , Action Partner and Volunteer Staff/ Instructor with Voice of the Youth Project Zambia in a Community Capacity Building Project, a project aimed at supplementing the government’s efforts in achieving the Education For All (EFA) goals , later engaged as the Education Programme Officer for the same organization. Besides he has for more than 3 years been involved in community youth leadership. He is a member of organizations including the Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Global Youth Action Network , Telecentre.org , TakingITglobal , Model African Union .
He believes that it is a fight for all not leaving man or woman, boy or girl behind to promote equal and quality education for all. There is enough potential in every person’s mind that if accurately applied in collectively, we would create a better tomorrow and make this World a better place to live in. When this grace penetrates and conquers the inner World from which intelligence spring, it appears in its full power. This power of grace can act as a bridge for people from all walks of life to cross from poverty to self-sustainability and self-reliance. Labour in its crudest form is the only available resource that the poor have, and adding value to it would be the only way out of poverty .The worst form of poverty is lack of access to information. With access to information and individual and the community are on the right path in the struggle for equality in human rights, and equal and quality education. ICTs play a vital role as a catalyst in the attainment of this goal.
“I would rather act on my feelings than reflect on my feelings. I have no riches to give to the World, Yet I pledge to dedicate my Life , my time , my skills, my knowledge, all that I have , all that Iam and all that I do. I wish to unite my life , my hands , my knowledge with all to make this World an equal and better place to live in , making a better and equal tomorrow.” Wandila Simon Kamukwape
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Wandila Simon Kamukwape
P.O. Box 280049
KITWE
ZAMBIA
Tel (Mobile) : +260976299582
Email : info@youthskills4dev.interconnection .org
Website : http://www.youthskills4dev.interconnection.org
(Website is under construction –Content not yet uploaded)
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- Eastern & Southern Africa
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- English, Bemba , Lala, Nyanja
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Wandila Simon's Blog
World Telecommunications and information Society 2009 theme ; 'Protecting children in cyberspace,' and the interpretation of the theme.
The Zambia Communications Authority on May 17, 2009, joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) whose theme this year is “Protecting children in cyberspace”.
In Zambia, Communications Authority in collaboration with Ministry of Communication and Transport coordinated the activities that well held in commemoration of this day. Stakeholders in the ICT sector were involved in the preparation of a programme to sensitize the Zambian publi… Continue
In Zambia, Communications Authority in collaboration with Ministry of Communication and Transport coordinated the activities that well held in commemoration of this day. Stakeholders in the ICT sector were involved in the preparation of a programme to sensitize the Zambian publi… Continue
Posted on May 18, 2009 at 9:34am —
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 12:10am on October 23, 2009, Dr. Barbara Fedock gave Wandila Simon a gift…
Happy Birthday, Wandila. I hope that you get all three grants! Thank you for your great work and insightful thinking. I am sooooooooo glad to be on your team. BarbaraFrom the Gift Store
- At 2:40pm on September 22, 2009,
Diana Jean Muir said…
- I am beginning to set up a website for the Africa Virtual School (for which we provide free online courses) and would like to invite you to participate by setting up a page for your own country. If it's not "in" Africa, don't worry, we can add it elsewhere. If this is something you're interested in, please feel free to contact me at admin@plc.edu.
http://www.africa-virtual-school.com/
Thanks!
Diana
- At 10:55am on July 27, 2009,
Dr. Barbara Fedock said…
- Wandila,
Thank you for accepting me as a friend. As an educator, my school primarily focuses on elementary, middle, and high school students. As an online university faculty member for a large, well-known online university, I teach education classes to teachers. I have, however, taken training in project management classes, and I am certified to teach the classes. How can I partner with you or with students in South Africa? I am eager to do everything that I can.
Dr. Barbara Fedock
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