

Working with good partners is the ingredient that makes the i3dlo initiative work. It is one thing to create new i3dlo-based learning material, but it is the hard work of our country-partners in translating and taking the material into their communities that makes the i3dlo initiative worthwhile.
The Role of Honour to date includes:
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World Links Zimbabwe, Harare |
Contact : Eliada Gudza Telephone : 00263 4 253 924 |
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International Institute for Capacity Building in Africa |
Contact : Temechegn Eniga Telephone: +251 (11) 5445172 Alt. Henok Workye |
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Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar |
Contact : Mr Boubakar Barry |
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Eduardo Mondlane University, Maputo |
Contact : Leilo Albano Content : Floods (2004) |
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Non-Zero sum Development |
Contact : Dr. Bob Day |
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Khartoum University |
Contact : Dr Ismail El-Azhary |
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Addis Ababa University |
Contact : Dr. Dereje Hailu |
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BusinessICT.com, Kigali |
Contact : Jean-Bosco Serushema |
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Uganda, Nakaseke General |
Contact : Lawrence Ssenkubuge |
Who is next? |
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Likewise, working with good technologies also helps to make the i3dlo initiative work.
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Apart from its powerful interface, The compressed file format unique to EON Studio means that it is easy to replace English language elements with other languages equivalents – eg Amharic, Sepedi, Swahili or Zulu. With only a fair knowledge of audio recording, image editing and some basic programming skills, third-party organisations are able to independently translate i3dlo’s as part of their local communities implementation work - a unique and powerful feature of the “interactive3d learning object” concept. |