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We take this opportunity to thank our friends and colleagues who share our values and support our work on the innovative and effective use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to promote socio-economic change in the global South. With significant local, national and global recognition, IT for Change is now entering a new…

IT for Change with the support of Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA), Policy Planning Unit (PPU) of the Education Department, Government of Karnataka and RV College of Engineering will train and certify about 120 government staff as 'Master Trainers' on Computer Aided Education tools. There will be three batches of hands-on training on…

July 1st Thursday afternoon, Thanks to Pablo, Most of us at ITfC learnt the amazing power of Social Media. Twitter was heard of but never used in this way. Understanding the positive aspect of Social Media was the main agenda of this session and I must say Pablo did complete justice to what he was communicating to us. We enjoyed every bit of…

*This is a temporary name that may be changed. Please give us your suggestions in the space dedicated to comments below. A new web space is open to integrate our team and partners' ideas and activities. It should be updated by you and me, any member of IT for Change community. To understand the reasons to create this new tool, please read Why a…

IT for Change (ITfC) is a NGO located in Bangalore, India, that works for an innovative and effective use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to promote socio-economic change in the global South. Current Information Society and 'ICTs for development' (ICTD) approaches predominantly represent Northern realities and perspectives…

To reflect the dynamism of our activities, complementing the information available on ITfC's website; To express our team's voice, providing space to share opinions, impressions, articles, pictures, videos; To improve our communication within our team and with our close partners; To strengthen the ties between ITfC's research and field work…