Articles for download
Step by Step guide to e-learning for remote communities
ICT4D – Linking Policy to Community Outcomes
ICT Policy and Social Inclusion series of articles
Developing an ICT Plan for Your Village
Teaching English to large classes
Sri Lanka and Australia – Grass Roots Approaches to Primary Education
Step by step guide to e-learning for remote communities
This article, based on PIMD’s experience with village schools in Sri Lanka, sets out a step by step guide to introducing e-learning into remote communities starting from scratch with no infrastructure
– Step by step guide to e-learning for remote communities
ICT4D – Linking Policy to Community Outcomes
This article proposes an alternative ICT policy development framework for developing countries anchored in community based development drivers
– ICT4D – Linking Policy to Community Outcomes
ICT Policy and Social Inclusion
This series of articles makes the case for an approach to ICT4D policy based on social inclusion (Part 1), develops an evaluaton framework for policy based on this premise (Part 2), and applies the framework to two hypotheical policy scenarios (Part 3).
– ICT Policy and Social Inclusion Part 1 – The Case for Social Inclusion
– ICT Policy and Social Inclusion Part 2 – Policy Evaluation Framework
– ICT Policy and Social Inclusion Part 3 – Illustrative Application
Investing in the Future
Download a detailed overview of our Sri Lanka program for ESL and Computer Literacy for Grades 1 and 2 in Village schools:
Developing an ICT Plan for Your Village
An integrated approach – blending social and economic development requirements – to village based planning for ICT:
– ICT4D – An Integrated Approach for Village Communities
The 2 Computer School
How to make good use of 1-2 computers with large classes of primary grade children:
– The 2 Computer School
Teaching English to large classes
How to teach English to large classes of small children with limited resources and only twenty minutes per class:
– Teaching English to large classes
Sri Lanka and Australia – Grass Roots Approaches to Primary Education
A comparison of the educational environment for children in a village school in Sri Lanka with a primary school in Sydney, Australia written by and from the perspective of a high school student in Australia:
Support Our Communities
Gallery
Follow Us!