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ORCID5. ICTD 2012: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Michael L. Best, Ellen W. Zegura, Jonathan Donner, Beki Grinter, Gary Marsden:
Fifth International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development, ICTD '12, Atlanta, GA, USA, March 12-15, 2012. ACM 2012, ISBN 978-1-4503-1045-1
Supporting practice
- Richard Anderson, Chad Robertson, Esha Nabi, Urvashi Sahni, Tanuja Setia:
Facilitated video instruction in low resource schools. 2-12 - Yaw Anokwa, Nyoman Ribeka, Tapan S. Parikh, Gaetano Borriello, Martin Chieng Were:
Design of a phone-based clinical decision support system for resource-limited settings. 13-24 - Brian DeRenzi, Benjamin E. Birnbaum, Leah Findlater, Joachim Mangilima, Jonathan Payne, Tapan S. Parikh, Gaetano Borriello, Neal Lesh:
Improving community health worker performance through automated SMS. 25-34
Reconsidering stances
- Radaphat Chongthammakun, Joyojeet Pal
:
ICTs and development in the thai bureaucracy: an examination of decentralization and organizational change. 36-45 - Andy Dearden:
See no evil?: ethics in an interventionist ICTD. 46-55 - Leslie L. Dodson, S. Revi Sterling, John K. Bennett:
Considering failure: eight years of ITID research. 56-64 - Ricardo Gómez, Luis Fernando Baron-Porras, Brittany Fiore-Silfvast:
The changing field of ICTD: content analysis of research published in selected journals and conferences, 2000-2010. 65-74
Understanding behaviors
- Vanessa Frías-Martínez, Jesus Virseda:
On the relationship between socio-economic factors and cell phone usage. 76-84 - Nimmi Rangaswamy, Edward Cutrell:
Anthropology, development and ICTs: slums, youth and the mobile internet in urban India. 85-93 - Azarias Reda, Sam Shah, Mitul Tiwari, Anita Lillie, Brian Noble:
Social networking in developing regions. 94-103
Utilizing elements
- Michael Champanis, Ulrike Rivett:
Reporting water quality: a case study of a mobile phone application for collecting data in developing countries. 105-113 - James Davis, Ben Crow, Julio Miles:
Measuring water collection times in Kenyan informal settlements. 114-121 - Muthoni Masinde, Antoine B. Bagula, Nzioka J. Muthama:
The role of ICTs in downscaling and up-scaling integrated weather forecasts for farmers in sub-Saharan Africa. 122-129 - Daniel Soto, Edwin Adkins, Matt Basinger, Rajesh Menon, Sebastian Rodriguez-Sanchez, Natasha Owczarek, Ivan Willig, Vijay Modi:
A prepaid architecture for solar electricity delivery in rural areas. 130-138
Expanding participation
- Ishita Ghosh:
The mobile phone as a link to formal financial services: findings from Uganda. 140-148 - Ted McCarthy, Joyojeet Pal, Tanvi Marballi, Edward Cutrell:
An analysis of screen reader use in India. 149-158 - Preeti Mudliar, Jonathan Donner, William Thies:
Emergent practices around CGNet Swara, voice forum for citizen journalism in rural India. 159-168 - Neil Patel, Kapil Shah, Krishna Savani, Scott R. Klemmer, Paresh Dave, Tapan S. Parikh:
Power to the peers: authority of source effects for a voice-based agricultural information service in rural India. 169-178
Poster presentations
- Abhinav Anand, Veljko Pejovic, Elizabeth M. Belding, David L. Johnson:
VillageCell: cost effective cellular connectivity in rural areas. 180-189 - Richard J. Anderson, John Lloyd, Sophie Newland:
Software for national level vaccine cold chain management. 190-199 - Ruth E. Anderson, Beth E. Kolko, Laura Schlenke, Waylon Brunette, Alexis Hope, Robert Nathan, Wayne Gerard, Jacqueline Keh, Michael Kawooya:
The midwife's assistant: designing integrated learning tools to scaffold ultrasound practice. 200-210 - Michael L. Best, Bence Kollanyi, Sunil Garg:
Sharing in public: working with others in Ghanaian cybercafés. 211-220 - Sara Boettiger, Kentaro Toyama, Rezwana Abed:
Natural obsolescence of village phone. 221-229 - Deana S. Brown, Gary Marsden, Ulrike Rivett:
WATER alert!: using mobile phones to improve community perspective on drinking water quality in South Africa. 230-240 - Christopher K. Chepken, Raymond Mugwanya, Edwin H. Blake, Gary Marsden:
ICTD interventions: trends over the last decade. 241-248 - Johan Hellström, Anna Karefelt:
Participation through mobile phones: a study of SMS use during the Ugandan general elections 2011. 249-258 - P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan, Mark R. Levy:
ICT access and use by microentrepreneurs in Mumbai, India: a value chain model analysis. 259-267 - David L. Johnson, Elizabeth M. Belding, Gertjan van Stam:
Network traffic locality in a rural African village. 268-277 - Zahir Koradia, Aaditeshwar Seth:
PhonePeti: exploring the role of an answering machine system in a community radio station in India. 278-288 - Tian Luo:
Grassroots mobilization of internet NGOs in China: the cases of www.1kg.org and www.geshanghua.org. 289-296 - Anita Mehrotra, Ashley Nguyen, Joshua Evan Blumenstock, Viraj Mohan:
Differences in phone use between men and women: quantitative evidence from Rwanda. 297-306 - Joyojeet Pal, Meera Lakshmanan:
Assistive technology and the employment of people with vision impairments in India. 307-317 - Joyojeet Pal, Yeswanth Gogineni, Kunjan Sanghavi, Vrutti Vyas, Kiran Bartakke, Ted McCarthy, Anjali Vartak, Avinash Vutukuri, Vivek Veeraiah:
Local-language digital information in India: challenges and opportunities for screen readers. 318-325 - Katy E. Pearce:
ICT diffusion in the Republic of Armenia. 326-337 - Cynthia Putnam, Beth E. Kolko, Siri Wood:
Communicating about users in ICTD: leveraging HCI personas. 338-349 - Agha Ali Raza, Mansoor Pervaiz, Christina Milo, Samia Razaq, Guy Alster, Jahanzeb Sherwani, Umar Saif, Roni Rosenfeld:
Viral entertainment as a vehicle for disseminating speech-based services to low-literate users. 350-359 - Pushpendra Singh, Amarjeet Singh, Vinayak S. Naik, Sangeeta Lal:
CVDMagic: a mobile based study for CVD risk detection in rural India. 359-366 - Jerome White, Mayuri Duggirala, Krishna Kummamuru, Saurabh Srivastava:
Designing a voice-based employment exchange for rural India. 367-373
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