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Alice Barlow-Zambodla.
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Irene
saidPlease introduce yourself.
Tell us your name, what you do and the intrest you ahve in this topic of dicsussion.
Dont forget to let us know which country you are loggin in from.
Looking forward to connecting more in this forum
IreneIrene
saidMy name is Irene Maweu from Kenya.
I consult for NGOs and Development partner organizations in human capacity development especially in eLearning. I have been involved in content development of various courses including health and strategic management. I am a member of International Association of Facilitators, eLearning in Development implementation (ELDI) , Guidelines International Network (GIN) and e/merge Africa team among others.I love meeting, connecting and netwroking with people from all walks of life. I have great passion in facilitation, both face to face and online.
Follow me on Twitter @wavinya66
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Irene.
Hi my name is Alice. I’m based in East London, South Africa but at present I am working for the Buffleshoek Trust (an NPO – http://www.buffelshoektrust.co.za) in rural Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga RSA where I am working in 9 schools to set up and develop the capacity to support access to and sustainable use of 11 computer labs there. The work involves developing the skills and capacity (end user and basic technical skills) of out of school youth to provide in-school ICT support services. The youth are then installed in the schools within the communities where they live to man the labs as the educators there do not have the skills nor the time to do this. This creates a scenario that not only facilitates learner and educator use but also enables and support use by other community stakeholders. The youth are receiving ongoing mentoring and training on-site.
I am keen to chat with Thembinkosi and others in interested in unlocking rural and urban futures through the effective use of ICTs.
Alice
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