Paris, 26 September 2007
EFITA newsletter / 330 / European Federation for Information
Technology in Agriculture, Food and the Environment
Web2fordev 2007 conference: Front runners on the use of modern technology
for (rural) development meet in Rome - Live the conference as if you
were there!
25-27 September - ROME
During the Conference daily multimedia digests will be produced and put online
to follow the outcomes of everyday presentations and discussions.
The Web2forDev conference kicked off yesterday with great enthusiasm. DayO was
an appetizer where more than 70 participants (from all around the world) came
to learn about tagging, vlogging or wikis.
The key words were creativity, participation and sharing.
Have a look for more details at the articles and multimedia material our Media
team prepared.
Let me thank again Panos Institute West Africa for their kind support to strengthen
the Media team. And join us on the blog (http://blog.web2fordev.net/)
to comment and share your experience!
Le
développement à la base par l’internet participatif - Ibrahima Faye (Sénégal)
La
pré-conférence du Web2fordev expérimente le « barcamp - Gnona Afangbedji
(Bénin)
Blogging
for development: should we follow the hype? Holly Ashley (IIED)
Sharing
farmers knowledge through audioblog - Sarah Bel (CTA)
Interview
with Prince Deh, Vlogger from Ghana - vidéo– Noel Tadegnon (Togo)
Le
blog brise les fossés interpersonnels - Ramata Soré (Burkina Faso)
Le
Wiki, un outil multiple et populaire - Ramata Soré (Burkina Faso)
Début
de la première conférence Web2forDev 2007 - Interview with Lucie Lamoureux
(Bellanet) on Open space sessions - Audio by Noel Tadegnon (Togo)
Web2
and the Development publishing sector- Sarah Bel (CTA)
Vox
Pops from Web2fordev on Day Zero - Brenda Zulu (Zambia)
First
feedback from the pre-Conference Web2.0TasterDay -Christian Kreutz (GTZ)
See: http://www.web2fordev.net/
Contact: Hilde EUGELINK
E-mail: Heugelink(a)iicd.org
Chinese proverbs
Crowded elevator smell different to midget.
Contact : Israel KITRON
E-mail: kitron1(a)terra.com.br
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