Crowdsourcing is booming thanks to innovative technology and new developments. But the logistics of setting up crowdsourcing projects in remote rural areas in developing countries is a major challenge.
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- Issue no. 69
- December 2012
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FEATURED TECHNOLOGY: Hardware
New crops from old PCs..
Refurbished computers provide internet and e-learning to rural communities in Uganda. Farmers there have increased crop production and their annual income. ...
Lessons out loud..
The Talking Book, a robust handheld audio computer, records locally produced agricultural and literacy information for Ghanaian farmers to play back in their own......
The complete package..
Computers for Schools Kenya does more than just give away old computers. For them training, education, partnerships and policy change are just as important. Sinc......
Web 2.0 for low bandwidth..
What’s the difference between web 2.0 and the web as we previously knew it? Fundamentally, the technology underlying both is the same, web 2.0 just has a few e.....
BROWSE TECHNOLOGY
all technologies...FEATURED Theme: Issue no. 65 - Youth and ICTs
Moving with communities..
A portable computer kit delivers agricultural training to Ugandan nomadic pastoralists...
An attractive opportunity..
Audio conferencing helps to make farming a viable prospect for young Ghanaians ...
The power of information..
Map Kibera uses GIS, SMS, video and the web to gather community data...
Tech solutions to agricultu.....
GIS and mapping improves marketing opportunities for rice farmers in Ghana...