If you’ve ever had to explain to other people what a telecentre is, what we do, or why we do it, then we have just the tool for you! Telecentre.org Foundation (TCF) has developed a simple infographic that gives a brief primer on telecentres, telecentre networks, and how they impact a…

Since the birth of telecentre.org as a program under Canada’s International Development Research Centre back in 2005, until its evolution into a formal organization now known as Telecentre.org Foundation (TCF), it has worked with hundreds of networks…

The practice of ‘flipping’ the classroom is intriguing because it opens the door to correcting the inversion we perceive in institutionalized learning environments. Flip the lesson plan, flip the teacher, flip the facility, flip the school-- I’m speaking about inversion in the sense of…

World Links Gweru Centre

Gweru World Links Centre is an information technology training and communication centre situated in Gweru, Zimbabwe. The centre offers training to school students, teachers and the community at large.

CONTACTING US

Email:wldgwe@gmail.com

Website:…

Social Aid Foundation Nenasala which is popular known as Badulla Nenasala (Tele-centre). Badulla is a city which is situated in up country area of Sri Lanka. It is 220 km far from the capital of Sri Lanka. Here is the last railway station which is running throughout th e up country of Sri Lanka. All religious people are…

The ICT Agency of Sri Lanka this week has formally opened applications to set up 40 ‘Nenasala’ or Telecentres in the Northern Province as part of the agency’s continuing efforts to bridge the digital divide in the country.

Telecentres, or also known as Community e-Centres, are public…

Nasscom Foundation, the non-profit arm of the country’s premier lobby group of software and BPO companies in India, plans to convert its 175 odd Nasscom Knowledge Network telecentres into self-sustaining units. The Nasscom Knowledge Network units provide access to knowledge and information in…

For the decade of 2000s, I was anxious that telecentres would become the way of life – linking rural people to their urban counterparts and the markets, than ever before. In each telecentre expedition I made; from India to Sri Lanka, Costa Rica to Canada, Hungary to Spain, and through Africa, the flames of this hope become more visible and strong. But at the same time, the hope for a self reliant telecentre was dimming by the time. This has made me wander through places; physical and…

During 7th and 8th December 2012 - Hilfswerk Austria in Moldova NGO held a practical workshop entitled "Information and Communication Technologies for the digital Inclusion of the rehabilitation centers for children and youth with SEN on both banks of…

Who would have thought that the small but intimate gathering of key Community eCenter stakeholders a few years back would spawn a tradition of knowledge sharing that only gets bigger and better?

For the eighth year running, the PhilCeC Program, together with the Philippine CeC Network (PhilCeCNet) and its partners,…

The municipality of Labason, ZDN, launches the PDLWC. Labason is just one of the countless municipalities who have commited to the campaign, through their Community eCenters

The Philippine Digital Literacy for Women Campaign (PDLWC), local…

Background

Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) are widely seen as having the potential to contrib-ute positively to economic growth and develop-ment and to improve the livelihoods and quality of life of individuals and households. In order for significant…

Networks are increasingly becoming important forms of communities of practice (COPs) where knowledge, information and resources are shared among members of the network. Through online

or face- to- face meetings, networks are critical to mobilising knowledge resources through…

www.TelecentreChannel.orgis the initiative for the further development of ICT use through the “ICT Learning Community Centre” or “ThaiTelecentre”. The ThaiTelecentre has been set up for 5 years and was originated by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology to reduce the digital divide in Thai society as well as using ICT to help achieve an equal quality of life for all.

The Research Centre of Communication and Development…

Out of school children is a public private partnership (PPP) for drying the resources of illiteracy in Sudan where there are more than three millions out of school children and young. …

Source: http://www.icta.lk

A Nenasala (wisdom outlet) was set up for the improvement of the ICT knowledge of the police department staff and their children…

Source: http://www.dailynews.lk

The `Nenasala’ project, implemented under the e-Sri Lanka initiative was established overseas for the first time in Abu Dhabi for South Asian blue collar workers.

Set up at the Embassy…

117 projects were nominated to WSIS Project Prizes 2012 … there are 18 categories each category will get an awards … you are allowed to vote to one project in each category up to the 10th of April 2012 … the Telecentre movement have 4 projects so pls vote for them

1- Category 3: Access to information and knowledge …

the future of telecentres and Sudan national Telecentre academy SuNTA in Sudan

this is the future of telecentres and Sudan National Telecentre Academy SuNTA in Sudan where we expect to have by the end of this year a mobile academy…