You Are Here:→Offline, Technology, WikiAfrica Hour, WikiFundi→Episode 9: The Offline technology bridge Episode 9: The Offline technology bridge Isla Haddow-Flood4 years ago1 min. read With over 4 billon people disconnected digitally, some amazing projects are working to bridge the divide. Come listen to the ideas behind these projects. Doc James from Wiki Project Med Foundation Florence Devouard from WikiFundi Ruby D-Brown from Open Foundation West Africa Aboubacar Keita from WikiChallenge Ecoles d’Afrique Share this article : Related posts: WikiChallenge African Schools 2024–2025: Empowering Young Storytellers Across Africa Advancing Open Science Through Collaboration: Reflections from the 4th United Nations Open Science and Open Scholarship Conference Celebrating Collective Impact—We’ve Published Our 2024 Activities and Grant Reports Local Voices, Global Impact: Wiki In Africa’s 2023 Annual Report Announcing the winners of the 6th edition of WikiChallenge African Schools! WikiChallenge African Schools 6th edition: African students forge their future in tech through WikiChallenge African Schools. Le WikiChallenge Ecoles d’Afrique: Favoriser l’accès à l’éducation en Afrique 5 éditions de WikiChallenge Écoles d’Afrique en Tunisie, à quoi ça ressemble? The children share their experience of Africa during the WikiChallenge African Schools WikiFundi – closing the digital divide offline WikiAfrica Hour:Offline technology bridges the access part of the digital divide WikiFundi wins the Open Education Award for Excellence 2021 in Open Infrastructure ! WikiAfrica OERs: Teaching Copyright and its licenses to learners in the ‘real’ world An Unknown Africa, told by the WikiChallenge children Announcing release of updated and enanced open source offline editing solution WikiFundi!
Isla Haddow-Flood
