|
gallery of ideas |
Global E-Quality
Rethinking ICTs in Africa, Asia and Latin America
March 24-27, 2002
Heerlen / Maastricht, the Netherlands
Gallery of Ideas
Format
All participants are kindly invited to share
their opinions beforehand on (one of) the conference topics - quantity
(access), quality (content) and E-quality (power) in the domains of
E-learning, E-development and E-politics - by contributing to our Gallery
of Ideas.
Your contribution should not exceed 500 words. In case you wish to include further links to a full text, other publications or information sources you consider crucial, do not hesitate to give us the URL's, so that we can include them in our gallery for further reference.
Please email your contribution to Jeroen de Kloet: jeroen.dekloet@infonomics.nl
The Gallery
Digitisation
and its Asian discontents - Jeroen de Kloet
In Africa the internet hype has not yet started - Peter Verwey
The digital divide - Thomas Ruddy
Struggling with the digital divide: internet infrastructure, content and culture - Madanmohan Rao
Some thoughts on privacy and the internet - Martin Slama
ICT and social development: the need for a new approach - Manish Kumar
Policy and regulatory challenges of the digital divide - Alison Gillwald
An Alternative Conceptualization of ICT and Development - Ellen Kole
Relevance of ICT in development - Chitra Pathak & Manish Kumar
E-divide as a global phenomenon - Oxana Tchervonnaya
The remote learner and distance education: what about the learning centres? - Thai Waisman
ICT & E-quality in Development? - Oluyinka Esan
On the contribution of social sciences to e-development - Paul Engel
3000 Voices from Latin America: The "Latin American Statement for Education for All" - Rosa-María Torres
Do we need new Institutions to fill the "rural" cyberspace? - Ajit Maru
Access to ICT, the African State of play: policy and practice towards e-quality - Maria A. Beebe
Bridging the Digital Divide through Entrepreneurship and Building Business in Developing Countries - David Madié
About learning and managing knowledge for development in a global world - Jose-Luis Coraggio
Digital divide? Why did we ever think there would not be one? - Sally Wyatt
Lifelong learning in the North, education for all in the South? - Rosa-María Torres
The Internet's Impact on China's Press - Li Xiguang
The Digital Divide and the Disabled Community in Latin American Countries - Estela Landeros-Dugourd
Can the Internet-related capacities "stick" in developing societies? - Alfredo del Valle, Ph.D.
Reconceptualizing the Debate over E-commerce and the Digital Divide - Lynn K. Mytelka
Increasing efficiency, effectiveness and performance of university researchers in Yogyakarta through the Internet - Ana Nadhya Abrar
The Internationalization of Cyberspace for a Legal E-Qual World: A Latin American Initiative - Prof. James A. Graham & Erick Iriarte
The OECD Approach to policy for e-Commerce, ICTs and the Digital Divide - Ichiro Tambo
Using ICTs to Combat Violence Against Women - Zuki N. Mihyo
Elaboration on some questions raised during the conference - Robert Tee
Information
Technology for Rural Development: An Oasis In The Information Desert
- Umesh Arya Jangid
