The role of informatin and communication technology in community development
Does public access computing really contribute to community development? lessons from libraries, telecenters and cybercafes in Colombia
... to the history of violence in the region of El Carmen de Bolivar, there is also a long tradition of community organization and social development activities ...
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TítuloLinguistic diversity and Communication rights: the role of community media in the promotion of regional or minority languages in Europe
... globalisation of digital media is having a direct and negative impact on minority languages and cultural ...languages in Europe and 50 million people (10 % of European ...
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TítuloTwo aspects of Gitai Go in the Japanese language and the role of vagueness in interpersonal communication
... addition, the effects of these Gitai-go are also related to their «primitive» use in the very early stage of language acquisition in Japanese ...Though the words used ...
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The World Wide Web and its potential for corporate environmental communication : a study into present practices in the Australian minerals industry
... utilizing the corporate website for providing information to a range of stakeholders is applauded, companies can make extensive use of web ...technology. The Web has emerged in ...
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FINANCING URBAN SHELTER: GLOBAL REPORT ON HUMAN SETTLEMENTS 2005
... number of international ...2004, the Global Research Network on Human Settlements (HS-Net) was established to provide guidance in the preparation of the Global Report ...results ...
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THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE EPZ LIFE-CYCLE
... Over the past 30 years, the success of a number of EPZs in developing countries to achieve these objectives has prompted other developing countries to turn to EPZs as a way of ...
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The Role of Nanotechnologies in Development and Poverty Alleviation: A Matter of Controversy
... Facing the controversies on the possible risks of nanoparticles the Royal Society and The Royal Academy of Engineering from Great Britain [17] ...published the ...
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Hemer, Oscar y Thomas Tufte (2005) Media and Glocal Change. Rethinking communication for development, Primer ediciñon, CLACO: Buenos Aires, Argentina.
... In the context of the current crisis, this starting-point implies certain preliminary conclusions: effective human rights activism requires at least a minimal knowl- edge about local contexts ...
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New informal ways of learning: Or are we formalising the informal?
... expansion of social networks within the Web 2.0 context is part of this ...(2007) and Siemens (2004) have all described the benefits of informal learning, underpinned by ...
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The impact of the interactive whiteboard on students’ motivation in a 5th level class of english as a foreign language at puce in Quito-Ecuador
... three, the digital exercise was not possible to be projected on the board, so that the learners could have worked on ...Only the desktop projection could be seen, but it was ...detect ...
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The impact of the interactive whiteboard on students : motivation in a 5th level class of english as a foreign language at PUCE in Quito - Ecuador
... speakers of Spanish, who were enrolled in: Accounting, Administration, Bio analysis, Biology, Business, Engineering, Human Nutrition and Microbiology studies at the Pontifical Catholic ...
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Tanzi (2005) Role of the state on 21 century
... monopolies in the provision of public pensions have, in many countries, prevented the development of private pension funds or other private alternatives such as individual ...
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Papel del farmacéutico en el diseño, desarrollo e implantación de sistemas de soporte a la prescripción de medicamentos
... Otra estrategia para resolver al problema de la inte- roperabilidad, es la utilización de una terminología co- mún en todos los sistemas. Un ejemplo es SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical ...
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State, market and civil society: Latin American development in comparative perspective
... repression of labour and civil society was justified within the context of a national development process that was pre- sented as an historical struggle against the forces ...
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34 • IMPLEMENTACIÓN DE LOS PROGRAMAS DE SALUD PARA MAYORES
... 0585, the Executive Director of INSSJP delegated to the Management of Social Welfare and Community management, approval, evaluation, resource allocation, and the ...
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An Educational Strategy from a Dentistry Approach to Increase Breastfeeding Knowledge, Attitudes, and Skills
... to the result obtained in the first phase, the study detected that even though most women had a high level of knowledge and attitude in terms of breastfeeding, ...
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The role of cugbp1 in the development of zebrafish lens
... pattern of cugbp1 mRNA expression and the cugbp1 promoter fragment activity seemed to indicate that, at early development, cugbp1 is expressed at the lens in cells that are ...
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TítuloHow Can Teachers Be Encouraged to Commit to Sustainability? Evaluation of a Teacher Training Experience in Spain
... our development model, when we asked them if the best indicator of the prosperity of a country is its economic growth, the answers seemed to show critical stances regarding ...
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Towards a model of software development process for a physically distributed environment
... out the arising of a new problem class in the software development process that involves the cultural differences and the physical distances between the ...
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The role of the drama in EFL
... function of the human brain is to allow the survival of the ...when the basic needs of a student have not been met, it is going to be difficult for teachers to catch their ...
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