Communicating in a networked world
In March, when I visited Bhagsu, up above Dharamsala, a fellow named Yahel Ben-David (photo) had just "switched on" the first nodes in the "backbone for a wireless Internet mesh" that he hoped would bring wireless connectivity to the Tibetan exile … [Continue reading]
Use Linux! Use Windows because everyone else does and Microsoft isn't going to go away. Use Java because it runs everywhere. Use Plone/Zope. Use Drupal. Use Open Source. Use commercial products because they're well-supported. Use Freeware. On and on … [Continue reading]
Palo Alto, CA, April 15, 2005 - The Dharamsala Information Technology Group (DITG) was launched today to tackle Information Technology (IT) development in the region. … [Continue reading]
Continuing on the international and cultural question... A good way to stay up-to-date, and perhaps to receive "more information than you have time to process," about global e-learning, is to subscribe to the "E-Learning" or the "Information and … [Continue reading]
From March 4th thru March 10th, a delegation of Information and Communication Technology [ICT] experts visited Dharamsala, India, at the invitation of the Tibetan Computer Resource Center within the Department of Information and International … [Continue reading]