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Volume 54, 2014

Special Issue: ICT for Development in Southern Africa

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Judy van Biljon, Hugo Lotriet:
ICT for Development in Southern Africa: guest editorial. v-vi
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Moira Bladergroen, Andy Bytheway, Lorenzo Cantoni, Wallace Chigona, Marta Pucciarelli, Amalia G. Sabiescu:
"I can't fall behind!" Aspirations, technology and becoming a teacher in South Africa. 1-9
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Edwin H. Blake, William D. Tucker, Meryl Glaser:
Towards communication and information access for Deaf people. 10-19
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Retha de la Harpe:
The level of participation during the development of a mobile application for home-based healthcare data in a developing context: an actor-network theory perspective. 20-33
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Helene Gelderblom:
Giving children voice in the design of technology for education in the developing world. 34-42

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