"To get an understanding of the scale of the worldwide mobile revolution, consider that 4.1 billion people subscribe to a mobile phone service, according to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), which is part of the United Nations. More than half of the world's people are connected, right now. High costs and spotty Internet access limit the functionality of those connections for many users, but the infrastructure is there."
We set up this blog a while ago when we were teaching a multimedia in education course at UWI. This is the blog that I put together for the students to ask questions and learn new stuff. Now I am teaching EdTech at the University of Trinidad and Tobago, so have reactivated the blog!
Friday, April 17, 2009
One Cell Phone Per Child
One Cell Phone Per Child - Columns by PC Magazine:
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