Note: Due to twitter overload some participants had problems creating their twitter account during the session
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1. Jonnie Akakpo www.delicious.com/ict4dghana
2. Sorata Omane www.delicious.com/it-entrepreneurship
3. Kwasi Anyame www.delicious.com/kwasianyame
4. Modestus Fosu www.delicious.com/fosumodestus
5. Winifred Bentil www.delicious.com/winnycoop
6. Florence O. Lamptey www.delicious.com/fentmens
7. Dr Holy-John Smile www.delicious.com/holysmile
8. Lucy Dzandu www.delicious.com/lucydzandu
9. Kodwo Boateng www.delicious.com/kodwoboateng
10. Kobina Badu-Addo www.delicious.com/myselfbona
11. Osei Dankwa www.delicious.com/odarkwa
12. Barbara Gyamfi www.delicious.com/truebarby
13. Rayborn Bulley www.delicious.com/raybulley
14. Jerry Sam www.delicious.com/jerrysam
15. Afua Ansong www.delicious.com/newmediaoline
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Participants are drawn from the following organisations:
Ghana Telecom University
Ghana Institute of Journalism
Department of Information Studies, University of Ghana
Kumasi Institute of Technology, Energy and Environment
Center for Scientific and Industrial Researh
Government Assisted PC Programme
Penplusbytes
Ghana-India Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence in ICT
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
And experts on ICT4D.
]]>THURSDAY 28TH JANAURY 2010 AT CSIR ACCRA –GHANA
This unique three part learning interaction, starts with an online interaction, followed by face to face workshop (28th January 2010) and ending with online phase.
The course will cover the following key areas:
1) Introduction
In this part we will explain more about how social media tools can create the desired infostructures for the field of global development cooperation, studies and research. Additionally, we will explain the role of participants in these infostructures that are dominated by social media tools.
2) Content
In this part we will explain some of the social media tools that help us to set-up an infostructure with focus on social bookmarking and (micro)blogging
3) Conclusion
In this part participants will undertake individual activities that will have direct consequences to the whole as a group by re-using, re-mixing and synchronizing valuable information.
Where : Institute for Scientific and Technological Information (INSTI) of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research- CSIR, Accra- Ghana
When : Thursday 28th January 2010
Whom : for scholars and professionals in Ghana