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How To Get Started And Keep Going: A Guide to Community Multimedia CentresPublication Date2004 SummaryWritten by practitioners and researchers working on CMCs (Community Multimedia Centres) or ICT (Information and Communication Technology) for development, this book is meant to be a practical tool designed for those involved in CMCs or other models of community media (information centres, multipurpose telecentres, community learning centres, etc.).
It may be of particular use to those wanting to start a CMC or a related information centre, as it covers a range of topics linked to community broadcasting and telecentre management. Specific CMC issues, ranging from types of CMC to relevant technologies, community involvement, developing training and skills, organisational matters, research and evaluation, sustainability and sourcing information, and contents are dealt with in eleven chapters. It contains numerous illustrations, practical examples and case studies from operational CMCs, which makes it a user-friendly reference. Click here to access this document as the complete guide or by chapters in PDF format in English. Click here to access this document as the complete guide or by chapters in PDF format in French. PublisherNumber of Pages141 LanguagesEnglish, French ContactMirta Lourenço
Chief - Media Capacity-Building Communication Development
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SourceBytes for All Readers Discussion List, May 26 2004, and email from Mirta Lourenço to The Communication Initiative on August 12 2007. Related SummariesPlaced on the Communication Initiative site June 15 2004 Last Updated September 16 2008 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below):COMMENTS POSTED |
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