Experiences using online tools
The blog icollaborate.blogspot.com describes hands-on experiences using online tools by a diverse group of Dutch NGOs working in the development sector and with a shared interest in e-collaboration.
ItrainOnline is a joint initiative of 8 organisations with experience in computer and Internet training in the Global South. The initiative connects people and know-how with the needs of ICT learners and trainers. The website - available in English, French and Spanish - includes a section on “Collaborative Workspace Tools”. Some resources are available in other languages as well. To join the itrainers community, go to: www.dgroups.org/groups/itrainers.
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Resources on Knowledge Management & ICT for Development
The website www.research4development.info is a free access database of information about DFID supported research programmes.
http://ictkm.wordpress.com is a blog about knowledge management and a useful information source for relevant trainings.
Knowledge Management for Development (KM4Dev) is a community of international development practitioners who are interested in knowledge management and knowledge sharing issues and approaches. The main discussion forum is the KM4Dev mailing list, where the sharing of ideas and experiences take place. To join the list, send a blank email to: subscribe-km4dev-l [AT] lyris.bellanet.org
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Examples of wikis
The “ComPart” learning and sharing space - created by ICCO to facilitate its transformation to a decentralised network organisation - is an interesting example of a PBwiki with other tools embedded.
The Bernand van Leer Foundation has both a public website and a semi-public wiki, the latter established as a learning space for the organisation's employees and made up of collaborative content created by staff. Explore how the two online spaces relate to one another.
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