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TCF Community Learning Program bags award at UN Summit
Following its recent win at the e-Asia Awards for the Telecentre Women: Digital Literacy campaign last December 2011, Telecentre.org Foundation has garnered yet another prized distinction, this time for its Community Learning Program which has been declared a winner of the World Summit on the Information Society Project Prizes.
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TCF and National Information Society Agency of Korea sign partnership agreement
Telecentre.org Foundation (TCF) and the National Information Society Agency of the Republic of Korea (NIA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding formalizing the partnership between the two organizations for the benefit of telecentres and Information Access Centers worldwide. READ MORE.
Calling all partners! Telecentre.org Foundation (TCF) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) are hosting a contest to award ICT equipment to the telecentre that trains the most number of women to become digitally literate. This Contest is in support of the Telecentre Women: Digital Literacy Campaign under the Cooperation Agreement signed by TCF and ITU. Since the Campaign was launched, you have already succeeded in training nearly one quarter of a million women to become digitally literate. This Contest is designed to achieve our goal of training 1 million women by year end—both ensuring that all women who were trained have been fully reported and to encourage telecentres to continue their training efforts. READ MORE
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Flavour of the Month of May 2012: Marketing and Promoting Our Telecentres 15 Replies
As 1st of may marks a new beginning of a month, it leaves the space for a new top under the "Flavour of the Month" Forum. For the month of May, we have selected the topic: Marketing and Promoting Our TelecentresIt is essential that you create a good image for your telecenter and that you make sure that your community and any…Continue
Started by Seuwandi Yapa in Flavor of the Month. Last reply by Lucious O. Phiri May 16.
TELEWISE: Submit your best and most innovative telecentre tip 44 Replies
Sometimes finding a solution to a problem begins with one small idea. Share your telecentre wisdom with fellow community members by answering this simple question: How can we get more women to avail of telecentre services and digital literacy training?Mechanics:To join this competition, you have to be a member of any of our…Continue
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Started by Seuwandi Yapa in Telecentre.org Contests. Last reply by Seuwandi Yapa Apr 2.
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Announcing the winners of the TELEWISE Tip Contest!
Announcing the winners of the TELEWISE Tip Contest!
More than 100 tips were received last March 2012, when we launched our Telewise Tip Contest. We asked community…
Posted by telecentre.org on April 20, 2012 at 4:00pm — 2 Comments
Libraries as Potential Engines for Social and Economic Change
Are We Overlooking a Potential Engine for Social and Economic Change?
This was the question posed to participants during a National Forum on Public Access to Information in the Philippines held this morning, May 16, at the National Library of the Philippines in Manila. The forum, which was organized by IREX, the National Library of the Philippines and the Molave Development Foundation, Inc. as part of the…
ContinuePosted by Vida Gabe on May 16, 2012 at 5:22pm
Rwanda: 100,000 More Laptops for Schools
The Ministry of Education aims to have distributed 200,000 computers to primary school children across the country by the end of the year. The exercise is under the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) Project.
According to Nkubito Bakuramutsa, the project's coordinator, as many as 105,000 XO laptops have already…
ContinuePosted by Cleopa Timon Otieno on May 20, 2012 at 1:05am
One-Stop-Shop wins WSIS 2012 Project Prize
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s One-Stop-Shop has won a WSIS Project Prize in Geneva, Switzerland, in the category of e-business. This win was announced during the Opening Ceremony of the WSIS Forum 2012 event, which is taking place this week in the Swiss capital, Geneva, amid wide…
ContinuePosted by Seema Saddy Nasser AlKabi on May 22, 2012 at 7:32am
Out now: European Get Online Week 2012 Campaign Report
After gathering all
national partner campaign reports, Telecentre-Europe has now published the
general campaign report for
Get Online Week…
Posted by Lize De Clercq on May 16, 2012 at 4:00pm
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