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Implementing and Managing the Talking Book Program « Bridge Notes One Response to “Implementing and Managing the Talking Book Program”. One Possible Organizational Structure « Bridge Notes, on May 7th, 2008 at 11:59 pm ... 2.
Lots of Small Steps « Bridge Notes Small steps. Another reason for taking this approach is funding. We currently rely entirely on individual volunteer work and individual financial ... 3.
Implementing and Managing the Talking Book Program « Bridge Notes From the beginning, Literacy Bridge has stated that we do not intend to own or manage the each country’s implementation of the Talking Book program. ... 4.
Battery Costs and Usage in Ghana « Bridge Notes Battery Costs and Usage in Ghana. Posted on May 3, 2008 by cliffs ... Flashlight battery replacement was a much less significant cost, but I ... 5.
Rural Networks without the Internet « Bridge Notes Rural Networks without the Internet. Posted on March 5, 2009 by cliffs. I just came across this article from SciDev.Net: “Rural Internet — not online but ... 6.
Writing about Literacy Bridge, Part 2: Building Knowledge in the ... Writing about Literacy Bridge, Part 2: Building Knowledge in the Developing World. Posted on November 21, 2008 by cliffs ... 7.
Writing about Literacy Bridge, Part 1: Introduction « Bridge Notes Writing about Literacy Bridge, Part 1: Introduction. Posted on November 21, 2008 by cliffs. I was recently asked to write an article for the Open Source ... 8.
One Possible Organizational Structure « Bridge Notes One Possible Organizational Structure. Posted on May 7, 2008 by cliffs ... A new nonprofit organization (or NGO, Non-Governmental Organization, ... 9.
One Possible Organizational Structure « Bridge Notes It might be called Literacy Bridge/Ghana. (NOTE: we may find in some countries that it makes more sense for there to be more than one of these organizations ... 10.
One Possible Organizational Structure « Bridge Notes One Possible Organizational Structure. Posted on May 7, 2008 by cliffs ... (NOTE: we may find in some countries that it makes more sense for there to be ... |
