Teachers of ICT and Computer Studies in Uganda discussed via WhatsApp issues surrounding the use of Network Enabled Mobile Devices (Such as Mobile Phones and iPads) in Schools. This compilation reflects a di ersity of experiences, knowledge, practices, fears, hopes, aspirations of these gatekeepers to technology in Education. Anyone interested in transforming education will find […]
Perspectives of Teachers on Use of Mobile Tech in Ugandan Schools
January 27, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Who Said This in the Workshop
December 12, 2017 by 1 Comment
Let’s play a little reflection game. Pick any statement that you can identify with, tell us who said it what it means to you! And which key quotable statement did we leave out? “A network needs a purpose” “Don’t write too much” “Entering the Digital City should be Simple” “I am a facilitator, not a […]
“Hang in There” – Change Agents Told in Cambodia
December 11, 2017 by Leave a Comment
“Do not go with the flow. Don’t change this project to do what is simpler just because …. You are onto something big here with Creativity” were the words (sort of anyway) of encouragement and counsel from Mr. Jacob Rubenson – a management consultant from Sweden to me after my presentation on Promoting creativity and […]
FNS Strategic Planning Meeting in Arusha, Tz
June 22, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Was honoured to be invited by Friendship North/South to contribute the strategic plan development process as the Organisation re-engineers itself to become more competitive. Was delighted to meet partners from East Africa region. We resolved to use ICT to further collaboration between partners, alight our goals and activities for greater impact and involve the community […]
Woken from a Slumber
April 8, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Now awake, I hope not too late. I want to have this blog, for me and my family. Its about us. Not work, but the things that we care about as a family. Lesisure Birthday parties Trips School Books being read Letters from my daughters Family roots and all I am testing to […]
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