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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 16:01 by felipefonseca  
joelhasso parado
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 15:15 by felipefonseca  
Joelhasso � mirror do blogchalking
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 15:15 by felipefonseca  
Joelhasso � mirror do rssficado
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 14:50 by felipefonseca  
interconectando
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 14:48 by felipefonseca  
sem paci�ncia. meio tonto hoje.
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 11:39 by felipefonseca  
Community Knowledge Sharing: An Internet Application to Support Communications Across Literacy Levels

CKS supports community development by allowing communities to interact, share and learn from each other. Recognizing that large segments of the population in rural communities have low levels of literacy, CKS implements a multi-literate design in which the system can be customized based on the abilities and preferences of the user. An evaluation of CKS, conducted in a rural agricultural community in the Dominican Republic, found that low literate users prefer fully iconic interfaces. Future systems designed for use by people with a range of literacy skills must ensure that iconic interfaces provide users with the audio and visual queues they need to work effectively.


Desenvolvimento do projeto
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 11:19 by felipefonseca  
fina � met�fora
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 09:40 by felipefonseca  
hora certa
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 08:40 by felipefonseca  
lincos - little intelligent communities
projeto do digital nations
consists in the installation of modern Community Centers with information and technology platforms and an educational and sustainable development approach for the use of the technology.
dica do PR
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Seg, 08/07/2002 - 08:38 by felipefonseca  
Digital Nations
sinapse do PR
Digital Nations aims to address major social challenges (improving education, enhancing health care, supporting community development) through the innovative design and use of new technologies. The consortium's ultimate goal is to empower people in all walks of life to invent new opportunities for themselves and their societies. The consortium focuses especially on populations with the greatest needs ? children and seniors, underserved communities, and developing nations.
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