Programme

IST-Africa 2020 Agenda

Updated: 2020-02-24 10:19:46

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Day 3: 20 May 2020

09:00

09:00	Session 9a: Technology-Enhanced Learning 4 - Issues and Applications
	The impact of Podcasting technology in higher education curriculum on student learning outcome CLOPAS KWENDA, GREAT ZIMBABWE UNIVERSITY, Zimbabwe Manahij App as a Tool to Enhance Students’ Performance Utilizing Data Analytics and Academic Supervision - Case Study: National University Sudan Muna Mohamed Mahmoud Abu Gosseisa, Ibn Sina University, Sudan Automated Graduate Training Monitoring: The Case of Gulu University and Strategies for Institutional Adoption Benedict Oyo, Gulu University, Uganda Awareness, Accessibility and Usability of E-resources: University Students Perspective Bonnie Obeka Obande, University of Agriculture Makurdi, Nigeria

09:00	Session 9b: eHealth Issues and Applications 2
	Challenges Affecting the Effective Communication of PHI to Non-Medical Users: A Contextual Inquiry. Laura Cheptegei, Kabarak University, Kenya A framework for quantitative data analysis of big data collected by activity trackers Liezel Cilliers, University of Fort Hare, South Africa The outREACH System: Eliminating barriers to stroke rehabilitation in sub-Saharan Africa Charmayne Hughes, San Francisco State University, United States Towards Implementation of an Information Dissemination Tool for Health Publications: Case of a Developing Country Christine Mulunda, University of Nairobi, Kenya

09:00	Session 9c: Content Technology Applications
	Towards Small-Scale Farmers Fair Credit Scoring Technique Benjamin Otieno, Kibabii University, Kenya Towards a Sign Language Hand Gesture Recognition Design Framework Casam Nyaga, University of the Free State, South Africa Instagram as a New Marketing Platform for Informal Traders in Tanzania NASIBU MRAMBA, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION, Tanzania

09:00	Session 9d: WS: INSPIRE Hackathon 2020

10:30

	Coffee Break : Coffee Break

11:00

11:00	Session 10a: Technology-Enhanced Learning 5 - Issues and Applications
	An Empirical Approach to Mobile Learning on Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) Ichaba Mutuma, KCA University, Kenya Development of an Open Source Desktop Application Client Software for Running Internet Enabled Laboratories Joel Tibabwetiza Muhanguzi, Makerere University, Uganda Barriers to the Implementation of Big Data Technology in Education: An Empirical Study Jude Osakwe, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia E-complaints: A Semi-structured E-forum at University Maria Ntinda, University of Namibia, Namibia

11:00	Session 10b: eHealth Issues and Applications 3
	eSurveillance for Investigating Capacity of Health Systems to Detect and Control Infectious Diseases of Poverty- A Case of Kitui South Sub-County Elizabeth Muli, Technical University of Kenya, Kenya Integration of DHIS2 and Climatic Data for Disease Prediction: A Case of Malaria Occurrence in Gulu District, Uganda Justine Fay Katwesige, School of Public Health, Makerere University, Uganda Continued mHealth Technology Usage: Pilot Study of e-Tracker Implementation in Ghana Flora Asah, The HISP Centre, Norway A Web Based Application for National Healthcare System Mateus Padoca Calado, Universidade Agostinho Neto, Angola Transformational Leadership Improves Laboratory Quality Management Systems in Public Health Facilities: A Case Study of Kisenyi Health Centre IV, Kampala Caroline-Kevin Nantale, Infectious Diseases Institute, Uganda

11:00	Session 10c: Content Technology Applications 2
	A Framework for Items Recommendation System Using Hybrid Approach Samuel Wairegi, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya Question Answering using Automatically Generated Semantic Networks – the Case of Swahili Questions Barack Wanjawa, University of Nairobi, Kenya Rethinking Advertising Through A Wireless Product Broadcast System Kennedy Chongwo, Multi-Media University, Kenya

11:00	Workshop 10d: WS: Entrepreneurship in Uganda
	IEEE Entrepreneurship at a Glance Janati Nakimera, IEEE Uganda Section, Uganda The Future of Startups in the Era of Artificial Intelligence Baron Ezabo, Woxsan City Project, Uganda Online Digital Payments that Every Startup Should Consider Kenneth Bintu, Cavendish University Uganda, Uganda

12:30

12:30	Closing Plenary 11: Closing Plenary

14:00

	Lunch : Lunch

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IST-Africa 2020 Conference

18 - 22 May 2020

Programme

IST-Africa 2020 Agenda

Day 3: 20 May 2020