At 12:27 PM 5/17/2005, you wrote:
I have had, though, correspondence with George Gobin and Ansar Mohammed
through the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society lists. I have found
that Microsoft people are typically leery of entering discussion with
me; I've challenged regional Microsoft employees to pu
At 12:27 PM 5/17/2005, you wrote:
I have had, though, correspondence with George Gobin and Ansar Mohammed
through the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society lists. I have found
that Microsoft people are typically leery of entering discussion with
me; I've challenged regional Microsoft employees to pu
Kimberly King-Burns wrote:
> At 12:27 PM 5/17/2005, you wrote:
>
>> I have had, though, correspondence with George Gobin and Ansar Mohammed
>> through the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society lists. I have found
>> that Microsoft people are typically leery of entering discussion with
>> me; I've c
Kimberly King-Burns wrote:
> Hi, Taran:
> Thanks for the informative note. Have you had any recent conversations
> with either Greg Stewart (Jamaica) or Terence Phillip (Trinidad) about
> Microsoft's rather engaged interest in working with the Caribbean region?
Nope. I have heard of Terence Phill
Hi, Taran:
Thanks for the informative note. Have you had any recent conversations
with either Greg Stewart (Jamaica) or Terence Phillip (Trinidad) about
Microsoft's rather engaged interest in working with the Caribbean region?
While I am admittedly unaware of the NGO meetings to which you refer
Kimberly King-Burns wrote:
>Hi, everyone:
>For an example of an excellent Rotary Club-supported initiative in the
>Bahamas and Caribbean, see www.wiredislandnetwork.com.
>
>Rotary Club East Nassau joined the Briland Modem Fund's community
>technology centre outreach program (see www.brilandmodem
Hi, everyone:
For an example of an excellent Rotary Club-supported initiative in the
Bahamas and Caribbean, see www.wiredislandnetwork.com.
Rotary Club East Nassau joined the Briland Modem Fund's community
technology centre outreach program (see www.brilandmodemfund.com) two
years ago, and has s
Dear David Abel.
On behalf of CawdNet I will respond to your email on two levels.
1 - Ref - "Rotary International recently acknowledged the digital divide
should be part of its focus and opened a discussion on how Rotary might
help close it. "
2 - Ref - "...projects that require fund raising, im
- Original Message -
From: "David Abel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 9:46 AM
Subject: [DDN] Rotary to help close the divide
> I'm excited to pass on that my local Rotary Club has taken interest in
> helping bridge
I find that the most difficult work in operating a technology enabled
organization is finding dollars to hire people to maintain the technology,
innovate uses of the technology, and lead experiential learning that engages
youth with the technology.
If you can lead your Rotary Club to this understa
>From one David to another David, I moderate that Net-Gold discussion group
on Yahoo Groups and I have just checked one of my archives and have these
fund raising related posts that may be useful to you in looking for ways
in which your organization can make contributions of time effort resources
I'm excited to pass on that my local Rotary Club has taken interest in
helping bridge the digital divide. I'm currently forming a committee to
decide what project we will pursue and was hoping the DDN list would be kind
enough to offer suggestions.
I open to ideas for projects that require fund
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