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Frozen Futures: Exploring the potential of scenario planning techniques for thinking and talking about digital divides in Arctic contexts
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This capstone examines the use of scenario planning methodology as an alternative way for thinking and talking about Arctic digital divides, specifically in a Canadian telecommunications context. Despite an abundance of research into digital divides and decades of attempts to close the gap, the...
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Impact of Informational Capabilities on Market Access of Smallholder Farmers during COVID-19: A Study in Bangladesh
DownloadFall 2023
Market accessibility, as an essential livelihood criterion in today’s commoditized world, needs a group of buyers and sellers to transact values among themselves through negotiation. Communication – an exchange of information for mutual understanding – plays a vital role in this negotiation....
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2018-05-01
This is a video introduction to a Technology Stewardship training program and research project, working with agricultural communities of practice in the Caribbean. Filmed at the St. Augustine campus of the University of the West Indies. Running time: 6:10 min
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THE EXPERIENCE OF CAREGIVERS OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN A PROJECT THAT USED SMS AS A TOOL TO IMPROVE INFORMATION ACCESS AND SOCIAL INTERACTION IN AN UNDER-RESOURCED COLOMBIAN COMMUNITY
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The community of El Codito, an under-resourced Bogota community, has a high population density with the majority living under the poverty line. People with disabilities (PWD) and their caregivers in El Codito experience a lack of access to health information and are socially isolated. This...