An organic vegetable gardening ICT4E&D, web usability, OER and open source advocate! Mostly using solar power, and impossibly slow internet courtesy of monopoly
See also our preprint that shows no evidence of #SARSCoV2 in Sunda pangolins before they enter the wildlife trade pipeline.
Yet they are flagged as a putative intermediate host on the basis of findings in a handful of wretched animals deep in the trade ..
https://t.co/Opvbvn1zOT
You have machine learning and AI expertise? You are interested in #bioacoustics and #ecoacoustics? If yes, have a look on this post-doc position "Automatic discrimination of bird song for bioacoustics population monitoring" https://t.co/2Cq8IUcO7r
"As 2020’s experiment with working from home turns into something more permanent, gitlab—the world's largest all-remote company—offers a glimpse of what's ahead, for better or worse."
#Leadership#Education#OnlineLearning#OpenLearning#OpenEducation
https://t.co/rS9vijZUw5
This image of the Dutch prime minister shows what the Bicycle is all about: easily and safely biking to work, while nonchalantly eating an apple. That's what millions of Dutch people do daily, regardless their social class or income. 🚲
image source: https://t.co/zgj2jjGTIM
Did you know 3.5 billion people still don’t have access to the web? And, based on current trends, it will be past 2050 before they do?
We need an all-out push to get the world connected and close the #DigitalDivide.
Learn more: https://t.co/aK5WJfNtPG
Learning how to read & write should be a significant milestone for everyone. But, millions of adults & youth lack basic literacy skills.
On Tuesday's #LiteracyDay, join @UNESCO to help promote literacy & learning for all: https://t.co/9y15vOds2w
In the current higher education context #OER and #OpenEducation are essential for South Africa. According to @DrBladeNzimande “We have to think about sharing learning and teaching materials and support the OER movement. We have to share infrastructure, expertise and systems.”
How can the public and private sectors and civil society work together to bring more people online?
1) Reduce taxes on low-cost handsets
2) Give subsidies for those least able to buy
3) Reduce upfront cost via microfinance and other payment options https://t.co/Ib7WefEDZe
A mobile device used to be a luxury; it is now the cheapest way to access the Internet. But for billions of people around the world, they are still too expensive. Now, more than ever, we need to make them more accessible. @A4A_Internet@webfoundation.
https://t.co/uipVRWdytG