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200 Posts by uwchange
200 Posts by uwchange
Nicki Dell on Participant Response Bias. – Change
change.washington.edu/2012/02/nicki-dell-on-participant-response-bias/
This Thursday at Change, Nicki Dell on Participant Response Bias. http://t.co/WSNdPrJS. See this discussion for more: https://t.co/mkzusfdb
Anne Schanz on cross-cultural design. – Change
change.washington.edu/2012/02/anne-schanz-on-cross-cultural-design/Brian DeRenzi on how mobile devices can improve health worker performance. – Change
change.washington.edu/2012/02/brian-derenzi-on-ho...e-devices-can-improve-health-worker-performance/
This Thursday at Change, Brian DeRenzi on how mobile devices can improve health worker performance
Nicolás di Tada on InSTEDD. – Change
change.washington.edu/2012/01/nicolas-di-tada-on-instedd/Ted McCarthy on screen reader use among the visually impaired in India. – Change
change.washington.edu/2012/01/ted-mccarthy-on-scr...reader-use-among-the-visually-impaired-in-india/
This Thursday at Change, Ted McCarthy on screen reader use among the visually impaired in India
CSE Seminar 590F Winter 2012 – Change
change.washington.edu/2012/01/cse-seminar-590f-winter-2012/
Sign up for CSE Seminar 590F Winter 2012. We will be discussing the landscape of software toolkits for ICTD
Change Seminar Winter 2011 – Change
change.washington.edu/2011/12/change-seminar-winter-2011/Papers and Posters | ICTD 2012
ictd2012.org/papers
Papers from @ICTD2012 are listed at http://t.co/POKjgrYx. @UWChange is well-represented in the oral papers (and posters). Congrats to all!
Three UW Change Projects Awarded For mHealth Innovations – Change
change.washington.edu/2011/12/three-uw-change-projects-awarded-for-mhealth-innovations/
Congrats to Derek, Joaquín, Martin and all the @UWChange collaborators for being awarded as mHealth innovators
Bill Lober from I-TECH – Change
change.washington.edu/2011/11/1932/
This week at Change, Bill Lober on UW’s International Training and Education Center for Health (I-TECH) http://t.co/kSVZGwCK
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