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Archives of Recent Webcasts
Archives of all webcasts (to test your connection etc) are also available at http://www.worldbank.org/edevelopment/videos November 5: Second Korea ICT Day: Korea - US ICT Policy Forum. Event's main site
October 28, 2009: World Bank Day @ mHealth Summit - M-Health: From Policy to Implementation
September 16, 2009: Mobile Innovations for Social and Economic Transformation:From Pilots to Scaled-up Implementation This workshop raised awareness of the transformational role mobile technologies can play in improving service delivery, efficiency and transparency. (recorded webcast can be accessed here
June 16: Financial Crisis and Cloud Computing: Delivering More for Less? Demystifying Cloud Computing as Enabler of Government Transformation .9:00 am - 1:00 pm. ET (recorded webcast can be accessed here
June 16, 2009: ICTs for Women's Empowerment This workshop focused on the inequality of access to ICTs and the usage of ICTs. Recorded webcast can be accessed here
May 28: e-Sri Lanka: Transforming a Nation with ICT. 9:00-12:00 pm ET. Recorded webcast is available here (scroll down the page): http://vcg01.worldbank.org/eDev
May 7: Service Delivery & Electronic Identification (eID ). 8 am - 1:50 pm ET. Event details.. The webcast has been archived at these links: Part 1: Global Dialogue and Part 2: Training Workshop (Real Media version) and here (scroll to bottom for Starbak Windows Media full version at 56 kbs bitrate, with chat and slide show).Live Coverage at ICT4D.at Blog (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) and Twitter
April 17: Open Standards for Government Transformation: Enabling transparency, security and interoperability. This webcast has been archived at these links: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 (Real Media version) and here (scroll to last page for Starbak Windows Media version at 56 kbs bitrate, with chat and slide show). Full coverage on ICT4D.at Blog and Twitter:   Event details
Jan 29, 2009: International Good Practice for Establishment of Sustainable IT Parks
Review of experiences in select countries, including three country case studies: Vietnam, Russia, and Jordan. To learn more, click here
Dec 22: Мобильные сервисы в государственном секторе: Уроки международного и российского опыта Прямая Интернет-трансляция видео-семинара состоялась в понедельник, 22 декабря 2008 года с 17:00 до 19:00 по московскому времени. Подробная информация о видео-семинаре: http://zelao.ru/4/22958. Presentations: Hannes Astok (Eng), Hannes Astok (Rus), Anna Korobova, Mikhail Sudeykin. Архив Интернет-трансляции: http://streaming3.worldbank.org/ramgen/CITPO/10677498/2008-12-22.rm
Dec. 10: Demystifying e-Government Procurement. Event detailsWindows Media (public access, low speed with chat), both Russian and English versions available
Dec. 4: Accessible ICT: International Trends and Implications for World Bank Operations. Windows Media (public access, low speed with chat, scroll down to last page)
Nov. 18: Mobile Transformation in Africa. Event detailsWindows Media (public access, low speed with chat, scroll down to last page)
Nov. 6: How much does it really cost to introduce and sustain computers in schools? Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): A Study of Models of Affordable Computing for Schools in Developing Countries.Event details
Nov. 3: Low-cost ICT devices in Education: Hope, Hype and Heuristics
Oct. 20: The Impact of Open Source Software on Government Transformation. Event details.Windows Media (public access, low-speed with chat and slides) - scroll down to last page
October 9, 2008 9 am – 12:45 pm Disaster Risk Management in the Information Age (Workshop Part II) Windows Media (public access, low-speed with chat and slides, scroll down to last page) Windows Media(Bank Staff, higher speed) Oct 8, 2008, 9 am – 12:15 pm: Disaster Risk Management in the Information Age (Workshop Part I)Windows Media (public access, low-speed with chat and slides) - default option Real Media (public access, higher speed) Windows Media (public access, higher speed) Windows Media (Bank staff, higher speed)
Oct. 8, 2008: 12:15 – 1:30 pm Central American Probabilistic Risk Assessment (CAPRA)—Brown Bag Luncheon seminar Real Media (public access, higher speed) Windows Media (public access, higher speed)
October 8, 2008, 2 pm – 6 pm The World Bank’s Expanding Role in Disaster Risk Reduction Real Media (public access, higher speed) Windows Media (public access, higher speed)
Sep. 17, 2008: From Rhetoric to Action: E-Government and Aid Effectiveness Real Media (higher speed) Windows Media (low-speed with chat) Windows Media (Bank Staff, higher speed)
Sep. 15, 2008: Dialogue mondial sur les TIC et les populations handicapées -Preparer les populations handicapees a l’Age de l’Information: Etude de cas autour d’un projet sur le e-Handicap en Tunisie, u ne composante de l'Unite de Gestion du Projet de Developpement du Secteur des TIC. Le webcast accessible depuis les liens suivants: Windows Media (low-speed with chat and slides) - default option Windows Media (Bank Staff, higher speed)
September 10, 2008: Global Dialogue on Disability and ICT - Empowering People with Disabilities for the Information Age. Windows Media (low-speed with chat and slides) - recommended option Real Media (higher speed) Windows Media (higher speed) Windows Media (Bank Staff, higher speed)
Windows Media (low-speed with chat and slides, scroll down to the last page) Real Media (higher speed) Windows Media (higher speed) Windows Media (Bank Staff, higher speed)
June 25, 2008: Enabling Private Sector Delivery of Public Services: The Role of Public Private Partnerships in e-Government ProjectsReal Media (variable speed) - recommended option, Windows Media (low-speed with chat and slides, external access) - scroll down to last page Windows Media (higher-speed, Bank staff)
April 17, 2008, 9:00 am EST:Government Enterprise Architecture as Enabler of Public Sector Reform (6 hours) More»Windows Media (higher speed, no chat/slides) Windows Media (low-speed with chat and slides) - scroll down to last page
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