training
Want to teach people how to run their own online groups? Use our elearning materials!
BY: Tobias Eigen DATE: 28 January, 2010 - 11:51Attached is a zip archive (2MB) containing the materials Kabissa used in 2007 to facilitate a pilot elearning course titled Running Online Groups. Although we decided not to go on with providing elearning, our elearning pilot project taught us a great deal about the power of elearning in Africa. We are releasing the materials today in the hopes that they will be useful to ICT trainers who might use them to design their own elearning courses. If you do decide to use them, please let us know!
As we enter into a brand new year, we are delighted to inform you that our new course calendar is now available for 2009, offering a range of dynamic and inspiring open-entry courses in East Africa, both in Arusha, Tanzania and Nairobi, Kenya.
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Distance Learning Certificate Course on Grant Proposal Writing
We are currently accepting application for our distance education course on Proposal Writing 10th November - 10th December 2008. Please help circulate this announcement. The course provides an understanding of and practice in proposal writing for non-profits, foundations, and government agencies. Our online proposal writing courses will show you how to write a proposal that gets funded. These distance education course will teach you to prepare grants proposal effectively and find the best funding sources for your projects and nonprofit.
Nigeria: Challenge IT Camp 2008
Gbenga Sesun blogs about this years Nigeria Challenge Camp - an information technology (IT) camp for secondary school students. The camp provides an excellent opportunity to young students under 18 to learn about IT from professionals in Nigeria, Asia and Europe - and it's FREE to all students. For those who cannot attend the organisers have made an interactive CD. For further information contact the organisers at: ask@challengeitng.com
Tactical Tech at 5 years
Tactical Tech is celebrating 5 years of dedication to strengthing NGOs techology in developing and transistion countries.
In 2007 alone, we undertook 15 projects under our Skills Building and Movement Building program areas.
Akokoraaba's Blog
Hi Everyone!
My name is Ohnenana Bosnu Kyeretwie. I'm from The Firstbyte Project, currenntly a Ghana-based NGO registered with the Registered General’s Department and incorporated as an independent non-profit making think-tank under the Ghana Companies Code of 1963, Act 1799.
I'll be using this blog to update you on developments within and around FIRSTBYTE as well as to share my thoughts with you on some vital issues relating to social networking in the digital age.
UNESCO Open Training Platform
The Open Training Platform is a UNESCO funded open access free online project which provides training for trainers and trainees. There is a huge range of topics - ICTs, Gender issues, languages, HIV/AIDS, media, development, adult literacy and agriculture to name a few. This site is such a brilliant resource for learners, trainers and anyone working in the non-profit sector.
One Day Leadership Conference, Banjul Gambia
Theme: LEADERSHIP AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA.
The Trainers Pod: Tikiwiki Webinar: EVENT CANCELLED
If you are interested in creating a website or changing an existing one to add more simplicity and functionality then Tikiwiki is one of a range of open source programmes available.
Tikiwiki is content management system which can be used for - well just about anything:
Telecenter forum: Rwanda
For the first time from 16th to 18th April this year, RwandaTelecentre (RTN) will bring together 70 people for 3 days to talk about Telecentres. Participants include Telecentre operators and other key players in Rwanda Telecentre movement. The forum will be hosted by Nyamata Telecentre located at 30 Kms from Kigali. RITA (Rwanda Information Technology Authority) through e-Rwanda project has committed to provide possible financial resources for the event.
