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USEFUL
AND INTERESTING LINKS
Use
these for navigation
by
Phil
Bartle
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Especially
for Members and Contributors
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The Community Empowerment Collective (CEC)
is now collaborating with WikiEducator. Members of CEC and users,
are all encouraged to look at WikiEd and see where they might also join
in.
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| Many of the questions
you may be tempted to send to us would best be posted in a forum on the
AWN site. |
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You can post your questions or look
at the many FAQ files of most commonly asked questions. |
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| We have several discussion groups for this
site. |
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| Community workers, students,
academics and friends of the site are encouraged to sign up for the Community
Strengthening forum. This is a good place to debate issues and to meet
like minded people |
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Contributors are encouraged to sign
up for the Mobilizers group. Use it for asking and answering questions,
and for sharing observations. This discussion is mainly technical and for
members only. |
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| There are a few other
related specialty groups on the site, eg for Bahasa
and Hindi
translators. |
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On all these groups are also files
related to various guidelines for contributing (mainly translations) to
our site. |
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| CatsCradle is a software
programme that helps you to translate from web page to web page. It is
not a mechanical translator. It puts the text of a web page into a box,
and you type its translation into another box. |
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It then looks after all the tags
with controls and commands so the result is the same web page but in your
language of choice. CC 3.5 allows you to translate into languages
with non Latin characters, and those that write from right to left. |
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If you are translating to a language
with a South Asian or right to left script, you will avoid the glitch of
your work being erased by getting versions 3.4. Go to
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mobilizers/,
sign in with your Yahoo login and password,
click on Files, and it's the second file called 'catscradle.exe.'
A link to the mobilizers Yahoo site (to set up your account) is also above.
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| Network and stay in touch
with other members of the Community Empowerment Collective, using Face
Book. Link also to family and friends. |
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After you sign up (click on the box
below) you can sign up for the Community Empowerment group, and put other
members of the group on your own facebook |
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| Arabic, Urdu, Pashto,
Sindhi use different characters, not found on a standard keyboard. |
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To modify your keyboard, click on
the link below and download the file to your computer. |
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Look at this page to see who reads this
web site.
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| The Victoria International
Development Education Society (VIDEA), is locally affiliated with our Community
Empowerment Collective. |
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It is a good source of
information and material about international development, and it does not
soft sell any hard issues. |
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| Charity Village is a
valuable web site in Canada. We often post advertisements for the volunteers
we need on our site. |
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It is also a useful resource for
you to browse, especially if you are building an NGO or an NGO web site. |
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| Idealist.org is a similar
web site located in the UK. We post some advertisements for the volunteers
we need on our site. |
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It is also a useful site to browse
to find resources for your NGO and web site. |
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| The Ghana Page is a valuable
site for up to date information on Ghana. |
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It complements the material on our
Akan
Studies site. |
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| United
Nations Volunteers' Online Volunteers: |
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| United Nations Volunteers
(UNV) online volunteer (OV) web site. It is run by UN volunteers,
and recruits unpaid volunteers to help you with your web site. It
does not recruit United Nations volunteers (UNV paid staff). |
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We recruit most of our translators
and other contributors for our site there. It is necessary to be a registered
organization in order to sign up for their help. Individuals wishing to
contribute on line are encouraged to look at some of the interesting assignments. |
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| Community
Development Society: |
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| Community Development
Society (CDS). |
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This is an international organization
of community development workers. |
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| Seattle
Community Network: |
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| Seattle Community Network
(SCN). This is a not for profit organization which has a computer hosted
in the basement of the Seattle library. |
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You will see "SCN" on our URL because
we have no domain name of our own, and SCN hosts our web site at no cost
to us. (Good thing because our budget is 0). |
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| The Akan studies site
provides material, with lots of illustrations, about the Akan people of
West Africa, especially the Kwawu. |
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The material was collected while
I (Phil) was working on my PhD at the University of Ghana, and while I
was also involved in local community development activities. |
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| Utility documents on
this site are those which complement and supplement the training material. |
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Look here for all the web pages related
to the site, but which are not specifically training material |
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| Learn
more about Phil and his family |
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Including
photos, favourite poems, and genealogy pages. |
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