IST-Africa 2015 Conference

06 - 08 May 2015, Lilongwe, Malawi

Programme

IST-Africa 2015 Agenda

Updated: 2015-03-06 16:21:51

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Day 1: 06 May 2015

08:00

Registration : Registration

09:00

09:00

Opening Plenary 1a: Opening Plenary

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10:30

Coffee Break : Coffee Break

11:00

11:00	Plenary Session 2a: High-level Roundtable on Implementation of the Information Society in Africa
	Chair: Paul Cunningham, IIMC / IST-Africa Institute, Ireland

12:30

Lunch : Lunch

14:00

14:00	Workshop 3a: IST-Africa - Research Capacities & Priorities I
	Chair: Paul Cunningham, IIMC / IST-Africa Institute, Ireland

14:00	Session 3b: eHealth I
	Chair: Chipo Kanjo, University of Malawi, Malawi

14:00	Session 3c: Technology-enhanced Learning I
	Chair: Gift Khangamwa, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi, Malawi

14:00	Session 3d: eGovernment I
	Chair: Bessie Nyirenda, Malawi Institute of Management, Malawi

15:30

Coffee Break : Coffee Break

16:00

16:00	Workshop 4a: IST-Africa - Research Capacities & Priorities II
	Chair: Paul Cunningham, IIMC / IST-Africa Institute, Ireland

16:00	Session 4b: eHealth II
	Chair: Seyani Nayeja, Mzuzu University, Malawi

16:00	Session 4c: Technology-enhanced Learning II
	Chair: Kristiina Lahde, Saliens Ltd, Finland

16:00	Session 4d: eGovernment II
	Chair: Vasilis Koulolias, eGovlab, Sweden
	Mobile Government in African Least Developed Countries (LDCs): Proposed Implementing Framework John Mtingwi, Office of the President and Cabinet, Malawi Using Mobile Phones for Public Participation with Local Government in Cape Town Jean-Paul Van Belle, University of Cape Town, South Africa Citizen-Centric Critical Success Factors for the Implementation of E-government: A Case Study of Kenya Huduma Centers Ibrahim Otieno, University of Nairobi, Kenya Towards Addressing the Requirements for Coordination in the Distributed South African Public Sector from a Virtual Community-Centric Collaboration Process Lifecycle Perspective Godwin Thomas, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa

17:30

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Disclaimer: This is the Advance Programme, which is subject to change. The Final Programme will be published in March, following receipt of all final papers.

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