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#Self introductions section

Started by Benard Ondiek Oct 1, 2024 19 replies 👁 6 views
Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
Oct 1, 2024 at 12:37 pm

Kindly introduce yourself. Let the other participants know your name, profession, and institution.

David Barasa Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Dr. David Barasa,

Associate Dean, School of Arts and Social Sciences, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology

 

Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
2 years ago

Welcome, Doc; we are happy to learn from you.

 

Regards

mathias Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Mathias Admasu, from Kotebe University of Education.

beke Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Dear all, I am Bekele Worku from Dilla University, ICT Directorate.

ja24 Contributor Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Hello everyone!

My name is Pul Deng, e-Learning Management Directorate Director at Gambella University.

dere Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Hello everyone,

My name is Dereje Chinkl, and I am an application developer at Debre Berhan University, specifically at the Asrat Woldeyes Health Science Campus.

azi Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

My Name is Azeb Atnafu I am From Dire Dawa University teaching and Learning Team

ERNEST OKOTH WASONGA Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Hello everyone,

My name is Ernest Wasonga, and I am Head of Department - Computing and informatics at St. Josephs Technical Institute for the Deaf.

tade Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Hello everyone,

My name is Tadele Shimelis, e-learning coordinator at Madda Walabu university.

Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
2 years ago

Welcome to the Community

Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
2 years ago

Welcome to the Community

Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
2 years ago

Welcome to the Community

Benard Ondiek Admin Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
2 years ago

Welcome to the community

million Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Million sime, I hold an MSc from Adama Science and Technology University and currently serve as a Lecturer, Dean of the Computing College, and a Full-Stack Web Developer at Madda Walabu University.

🔗 LinkedIn
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mebrahtuh Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
2 years ago

Mebrahtu Hadush,i am working as a System Administrator at Adigrat University

gaelle Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
1 year ago

Hi everyone. I am Dr. Gaelle Vofo, an ENT Surgeon and Founder of an NGO called Shomea in Cameroon. Our main focus of interest is early diagnosis and rehabilitation of hearing and vision in newborns, school-aged children, and other high-risk populations. We also have projects to digitalize and mentor orphans.

I am happy to be part of this group.

Charles Member Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
↩ replied to gaelle 3 weeks ago

Gaelle, your work with Shomea resonates strongly,
early diagnosis and rehabilitation work, especially for a niche population like
newborns and school-aged children, faces a visibility challenge I suspect is
similar to ours at Purpose Rwanda: highly specialized, deeply important work
that is hard for outside audiences (donors, partners, researchers) to discover
simply because it doesn't fit conventional search patterns.


 If you've
found any approaches that improved Shomea's discoverability, I would genuinely
value learning from them, and happy to compare notes as we each figure this
out.

Bert Member Newcomer (0+ points) Newcomer
1 year ago

Hello. My name is Bert Nyabadza, Sub Librarian - Digital Support Services at Great Zimbabwe University

Charles Member Thought Leader (400+ points) Thought Leader
1 month ago
Hello everyone,
My name is Charles Anyama, Founding Executive Director of Purpose Rwanda, a peer-led addiction recovery and prevention organization based in Kigali, Rwanda. I am here because website and digital visibility is an area we are actively strengthening, our work reaches over 1,700 people through community programming, but our online presence has not always matched that reach.
We recently shared a feature story on our website about our journey as a grassroots movement, and I am keen to learn from this community how to make that kind of work more discoverable, particularly for an African NGO working in a specialized area like addiction recovery, where search visibility and credibility online can directly influence donor trust and partnership opportunities.
Looking forward to learning from everyone's experience here, and happy to share what we learn along the way.