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Photos on eLearning Africa 2011 competition

If you have a chance, please have a look at our photos on the eLearning Africa page:

The Village Scribe Association submitted 5 images (with very cool descriptions!!) for the eLearning Africa Photo Competition. Please, help us to win the competition by voting for us now online! Some of the photos are quite bland until you get behind what the photographer is thinking and what the deeper significance of the photo is to the people involved and our society…

The photos are called (just click to vote and read the comment)

[1] Curiosity, awareness and motivation
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At school after dark...

[2] Solar Panels, Off-line Internet and awareNet
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Solar power for awareNet

[3] Rural SA cooperates with German University
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International collaboration!

[4] Upstarters being aware
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Upstart youth newspaper, with awareNet

[5] When power is more of a problem than owning a cell
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Wild Coast Problems...

Posted: April 28th 2011 05:32
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