This August I continued to heal from my shoulder procedure (January 2022) and am learning to live with pain in my right shoulder.
My right shoulder was very painful and inflamed and I struggled to write this blog.
I attended a 2 day online webinar titled, 'Journey towards Meaningful Connectivity Exploring Value' with the Institute of Social Entrepreneurs Asia, (ISEA).
Joined the August 2023 webinar about storytelling with World Pulse.
I listened to guest speakers highlighting how to teach literacy to deaf learners from eKitabu, this session was organised by the World Literacy Foundation and Sun Books monthly webinars.
As a fair trade educator interested in digital literacy and connectivity for fair trade and ethical artisans and producers in remote areas around the world.
I was pleased to receive an email from the Institute of Social Entrepreneurs Asia (ISEA) to join their 2 day webinar and learn about their work regarding meaningful connectivity and exploring value.
Leaders and Community activists shared their live case studies, from Indonesia, Philippines, India and Latin America.
I am so glad I managed to log in at 8 am each day.
Many thanks to the ISEA Communications team and all the guest speakers.
I hope I can visit their work one day soon and duplicate their initiatives for many fair trade producers who face internet and digital deficiencies.
Journey towards meaningful connectivity 2 day webinar August 2023
Credit: ISEA
Credit: ISEA
Credit: ISEA
Credit: ISEA
Technology transfer in rural communities cannot happen in a rush.
It requires a gradual process with hands-on learning and a
human centred approach.
Credit: ISEA
The art of collaboration with local government and authorities to empower local communities.
Credit: ISEA
Develop Support Ecosystem and Multi Stakeholder Collaboration
Common Room has consistently worked towards fostering communication, coordination and multitask holder cooperation aiming to create a strong support ecosystem to develop CN development in Indonesia.
One of the Flag ship activities of the Rural ICT Camp, an annaul event that was intiatally conducted in Ciptagaler indigenous village in hybrid format in 2020 during Covid19 pandemic outbreak.
The Rural ICT Camp was organised in Tembok Village Buleng Regency, Bali Provence.
Credit ISEA
What can be learned from the CN Infrastructure that has been developed over the past 5 years in collaboration with indigenous communites in Indonesia?
Credit: ISEA
Potentials and Risks of Connectivity
Credit: ISEA
Value Added Services
- Increase the capacity of technician Ciptagelar Hotpot.
- Monitoring installed internet device routine twice in a month in each hamlet.
- Maintenance and repair damaged device as soon as possible.
- Peer to peer training for School of Community Networks member in Ciptagelar Hotspot Basecamp in Burangrang (will open classes soon for the general public who want to learn).
- Free internet for teachers who will upload basic education data (DAPODIK)
- Podcast workshop
- Workshop documentation of the use of traditional Kasepuhan, Citagelar knowledge and technology (Local Content).
- Workshop management of community-based internet infrastructure
- Workshop and sharing session healthy and safe use of the internet.
Credit ISEA
Internet technology is not rocket science.
But it still requires a specific approach and training techniques when it comes to capacity building for local communities that have never interacted with computers and digital technology.
Credit: ISEA
Last but not least, lets listen to the story of our friend from the School of Community Networks in the Village about how they have been developing Community Networks over the past 1.5 years.
Credit: ISEA
My thank you message to the ISEA team and all the guest speakers
ISEA - Journey towards Meaningful Connectivity Exploring Value, Webinar, Day 1, Aug 23 photo 13
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Please click on the link to read about Day 2 of a 'Journey towards Meaningful Connectivity Exploring Value' with the Institute of Social Entrepreneurs Asia, (ISEA).
For those interested I have posted both webinars for you to watch at your leisure.
Day 1
Day 2
Credit: World Pulse
After a long 5 months sabbatical, I painfully joined the last Training Tuesday for August 2023 which was about Public Speaking.
Credit and Source: World Pulse
Credit and Source: World Pulse
Credit and Source: World Pulse
Credit and Source: World Pulse
This webinar was organised by the World Literacy Foundation and Sun Books and focussed on how to teach and improve Literacy skills among deaf learners and the hard of hearing in Kenya and Rwanda.
Guest speakers presented from eKitabu spoke to audience from real life experiences.
Credit: eKitabu
Credit: eKitabu
Credit: eKitabu
Credit: eKitabu
Credit: eKitabu
Credit: eKitabu
Credit: eKitabu
Thank you for reading my blog wherever you are in the world!
Peace and blessings
Sabeena
This month my right shoulder is still very painful and I have struggled to record this vlog and type this blog.
This month I supported fairtrade fortnight 2024 and celebrated Fairtrade's 30th Anniversary.
Here is my Easy Fairtrade Cocoa and Fairtrade Bananas Recipe which I baked for Fairtrade Fortnight 2024.
I have tried my best to translate this recipe in Urdu.
یہ ہے میری ایزی فیئرٹریڈ کوکو اور فیئر ٹریڈ کیلے کی ترکیب جسے میں نے فیئر ٹریڈ فورٹ نائٹ 2024 کے لیے پکایا تھا۔
میں نے اس ترکیب کا اردو میں ترجمہ کرنے کی پوری کوشش کی ہے۔
This month I supported fairtrade fortnight 2024 and celebrated Fairtrade's 30th Anniversary.
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