officials had to take
a certification course. (And maybe many of them would if the course was
available...even on a CD that could be listened to on a music-CD player
or radio,
Parker Rossman is exploring online in a draft textbook, free to the
world, how to use the Internet to provide
hone to connect to the Internet for
business, e-governance, education and health care.
3. As these mature they can be manufactured in a poor developing country
at a much more affordable price than would otherwise be possible.
It is time now to prepare for what is going to be possible in a few
yea
erent countries) could be a
powerful parallel structure to the UN, both counterbalancing it and
supporting the UN to do good things that 'big organizations' might not
want.
Parker Rossman is exploring online in a draft textbook, free to the
world, how to use the Internet to provide
I hope the major computer companies will in time consent for it to be
manufactured in the developing world. I suppose Negroponte knows about
developments in India, and hopes that mass production can make it
cheaper.
Parker Rossman is exploring online in a draft textbook, free to the world
Western China? I would start by using Google to look up Takeshi Utsumi
and Joseph Pelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Also my web page where I have a draft of a 3-volume book on how to use
the Internet to take health care and education to everyone in the world.
.
Also Utsumi's web page
http://friends-par
On the Simputer, Niel Geersenfeld at Educause reported the development
in India of a much cheaper and better computer. Go to
and click on 2001 proceedings and then on his speech topic "Universities
that Think" to see his videostreamed message...which is a film of kids
in India. I'd like to hear
The GLOSAS project has people from UNESCO, UN, etc working to pursue
such a fund - a global trust fund - and I think Japan has already promised
billions if other countries will match it.
Parker Rossman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3 Lemmon Drive author, EMERGING WORLDWIDE ELECTRONIC
