| | CyberVolunteers NewsWe found thirty-seven matches.  News from the ICV Desk in BrazilSince November 2007, Converdgencia hosts a new desk of the international federation of ICVolunteers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. More...  ICVolunteers at the Agriculture FairThe Tech for Food Symposium was an opportunity to present the E-TIC project and exchange with specialists about the link between technology, husbandry and cybervolunteers. More...  GK3: Fostering PartnershipClose to 1800 global visionaries, innovators, practitioners and policy makers, all geared to sharing knowledge and building partnerships. More...  Renewable Energies for a Clearer FutureMessage for the International Volunteer Day 350 students from both public and private schools in Geneva took part in the Youth Debate on Fuels for the Future organized on 4th December 2007. More...  Ingénieur du Monde new partner of ICVolunteersPARTNERSHIPIngénieurs du Monde (Idm) is an international NGO active in the fields of human well-being, improvements and development of populations living in emerging countries or regions. More...  ARNOVA Annual ConferenceBy invitation, ICVolunteers participated in the ARNOVA Annual Conference held in Atlanta, United States of Amercia, from 14 to 16 November 2007, to present a paper on the Cybervolunteer experience looking at means and tools to manage volunteers through technology. More...  Voices from CybervolunteeringYou can call them many different ways: virtual volunteers, e-volunteers, on line volunteers, cyber-activists. More...  Breeding information points in Sahel: the project is on the moveThe National Civic Service of Senegal, new partner of ICVolunteers On 21st September 2007, ICVolunteers signed a partnership agreement with the National Civic Service of Senegal (SCN). More...  The glue between people, science and volunteeringAn interview with David P. Anderson David P. Anderson, director of SETI@home and founder of Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC), is a research scientist at the University of California Berkeley (UCB). We met him during the 3rd Pan-Galactic BOINC workshop, hosted last September by the Geneva International Academic Network, with additional support from IBM, and organized by UCB, CERN, ICVolunteers and the University of Geneva. ICV: Tell us a little about BOINC and the history behind it. More...  ICTs for AfricaEducation, Research and Volunteerism applied to Agriculture and Health Educational and humanitarian projects in Africa can greatly benefit from good and meaningful use of information and communications technologies (ICTs). More... Click to Download agri_presentation_institutions_en_20070921.pdf (353.1K)  Training of trainers on Volunteer Computing for AfricaParticipants from 18 African countries took part in the workshop in Muizenberg, South Africa. More...  Workshop Report of the AIMS workshop on Volunteer Computing for AfricaThe view of a programmer/volunteer The AIMS Workshop on Volunteer Computing took place from 16 to 22 July 2007 at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) in Muizenberg, South Africa (a suburb of Cape Town). More...  UniswaNet PartnershipA Swiss Consortium for Swaziland UNISWA Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the University of Swaziland, and a Swiss Consortium are officially launching a new partnership. More...  Ben Segal, one of the Internet pioneers, talks about BOINC and Africa@homeParticipants from 18 African countries are taking part in a workshop on volunteer computing in Muizenberg, South Africa from 16 to 22 July 2007. More...  Workshop on Volunteer Computing, Interview Jan GroenewaldJan Groenewald (South Africa), Computer Officer at AIMS The AIMS Workshop on Volunteer Computing for Africa brought together researchers and IT specialists from 18 African countries at AIMS, the African Institute for Mathematical Research, from 16 to 22 July 2007 in South Africa. More... Result page: 1 2 3 Next » |
