Annotated Bibliographies
All students undertaking the undergraduate course in ICT4D in the Department of Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London, are required to prepare annotated bibliographies on aspects of ICT4D that particularly interest them. These bibliographies are made available here as part of the ICT4D Collective's commitment to sharing information about ICT4D that may serve the interests of poor and marginalised communities across the world. They are listed alphabetically by surname of the author.
Bibliographies by students undertaking the course in 2010-11
- Samia Alibhai - The social impact of community radio in Africa
- Sarah Bartlett - Mobile phones for education in West Africa
- Kirsty Butcher - One Laptop per Child (OLPC) - from vision to pipe dream?
- Emily Cheek - The use of mobile phone technology in improving health care systems in Africa
- David Cobb - The role of educational radio broadcasting in developing countries
- Sophie Douglas - The use of ICTs for food production and security in rural sub-Saharan Africa
- Jenny Hannam - Mobile banking in sub-Saharan Africa
- Dan Houghton - Micro-entrepreneurs and ICTs in Latin America
- Oria Jamar - The role of e-learning in Kenya
- Alastair Sawdy - The value of major private sector companies investing in ICT4D
- Rupinder Shokar - ICT4D health partnerships
- Alexander Ultahan - ICT and its role in gender empowerment in Africa
- Emily Warr - ICTs and gender development in Asia
- * - Telecentres
- * - Open software and resources for the developing world
- * - The role of ICT in teacher training in Africa
- * - ICT's role in reaching the "poorest of the poor"
The content of these bibliographies represents the work of the above
named authors alone, and sharing of them on this site does not mean
that they in any way represent the official views of other members of
the ICT4D Collective, or of the Department of Geography at Royal Holloway,
University of London.
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