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At Worldreader, we love using data to help our readers find books they not only want to open but love to read. That’s why this year, when thinking about our...
5 Takeaways from UNESCO’s 2016 Mobile Learning Week
The 2016 UNESCO Mobile Learning Week kicked off last Monday with a webinar entitled Innovation and quality: Two sides of the same coin? The virtual event, held...
Why M&E Is LAME (Or Should Be…)
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Wow! Myanmar is Going Straight to Smartphones
A year ago, I predicted that Myanmar would be a smartphone only country. I saw the confluence of cheap smartphones, savvy people, and innovative mobile network...
Are Smartphones Making SMS Projects Obsolete?
Are SMS projects still relevant? Are toll-free phone numbers still needed? As more and more people in developing countries have access to cheap smartphones and...
10 Myths About Girls’ Empowerment and Mobile Learning
I had the chance to share some thoughts at UNESCO’s recent Mobile Learning Week. My presentation explored some myths about girls empowerment and mobile learning...
How Refugee Saharawis Use ICTs in Their Fight for Independence
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The formation of the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf, Algeria, started in 1975, when Spain sold off its former colony to Morocco and...
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