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Course for Technical Service Centre Managers

SchoolNet Africa is offering online Professional Development Course for Managers of Technical Service Centre. You can participate in this course designed to enable you to set up, run and maintain a technical support, training and service centre in your country. more


Official opening of the Iihenda Combined Computer laboratory

The official opening of the Iihenda Junior Secondary computer laboratory on Sarturday 24 April 2004 by Ms Sanet Cloete on behalf of the Regional Director Mrs. Dutte Shinyemba. Ms Sanet Cloete Senior School Counsellor represents the gratitude towards Schoolnet Namibia for their generosity and also towards the school management, teachers and learners for the initiative taken to secure a donation of this kind. Read all about it here. student speech


Table-top Design

After many years of suffering numerous cable and space problems at schools with conventional computer laboratory set-ups (computers on shaky classroom desks in rows), this new table-top design has made
our lives (and that of our school clients) so much the easier and more affordable! more


The Impact of HIV/AIDS in Katutura Named GKP Finalist

The Impact of HIV/AIDS in Katutura project has been nominated as one of the Global Knowledge Partnership Youth Award finalists. One member from the web team will be attending ICT4D Platform that is going to be held from 9-12 December 2003. The Global Knowledge Partnership sponsored the trip. Read more about the Global Knowledge Youth Programme.


403: Forbidden: "Shafted by a measly $2,000? Hardly."

SchoolNet Executive Director Joris Komen releases a whole new kind of executable file with an open letter to Microsoft, development agencies and ICT stakeholders. more....


Wireless Conference Closes

The delegation of forty regulators, policymakers and educational development experts at the Workshop on Wireless Connectivity for Rural Schools, held in Windhoek this week, closed ceremonies with a declaration to continue to find innovative ways to bring internet service to African learners.


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