Hannah Beardon: ICT for Development (pt.1)

ICTs can certainly bring substantial benefits to developing

countries.  When you delve more deeply into who benefits most and in

what way, however, the issues are not as straightforward as might

appear at first sight. In this audio file Hannah Beardon, an

independent consultant working on Participatory Communications for

Development, talks about some of the complexities surrounding use of

ICTs for development.

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This audio file is associated with Block 3 of the Open University

course T324: Keeping Ahead in ICT. More information about T324 can be

found here.

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3 Responses »

  1. Kylie Batt on April 20th, 2010 at 2:39 pm:

    Браво, ваша мысль пригодится…

    independent consultant working on Participatory Communications for
    Development, talks about some of the complexities surrounding use of
    ICTs for development…..

  2. Kylie Batt on May 4th, 2010 at 5:21 pm:

    Мне кажется это замечательная мысль…

    independent consultant working on Participatory Communications for
    Development, talks about some of the complexities surrounding use of
    ICTs for development…..

  3. Kylie Batt1 on June 14th, 2010 at 6:47 am:

    Не могу сейчас поучаствовать в обсуждении – очень занят. Но освобожусь – обязательно напишу что я думаю….

    http://rel” rel=”nofollow”> independent consultant working on Participatory Communications for
    Development, talks about some of the complexities surrounding use of
    ICTs for development…..

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