The determination and inventions of free and open source community are incredibly amazing and really shows the power of the open source philosophy and community. For instance, Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) has a lot it can benefit third world countries especially cutting down on the licenses to paid for each application someone has [...]

Yesterday I wrote about my Multiple Internet Explorer-Single PC Dilemma and so far, I have found a solution to my dilemma. Before you can get a grasp of why I am suggesting this as a solution, I would like to get into some further analysis of the problem and why it fits in very well.
As [...]

Guess the title is kinda confusing but I can’t think of anything else to call it. For reasons unknown to myself, at the end of today everything looks to be downside up upside down.
I have visited a lot of websites and many seemed to have received a lot of traffic and therefore being offline [...]

I was thinking of how I could use Google APIs to create and off line application which uses some of the services Google provides. Since I do a lot of website designs, the first that came to my mind was having Google Analytics right at my desktop. It went on lingering my mind that it [...]

Auhki!! I am sorry for posting this after very many months. However, I have felt the need to post it as it is one of the very success stories I and many other interns including the SchoolNet Uganda staff have worked on.
For those who don’t have any idea. It is Nalinya Lwantale which is a [...]

Just after making a presentation at the UDERB workshop which was organised by SchoolNet Uganda, I have been monitoring the UDERB website. Well, I have found a website i.e. edublogs.org which provides free blogs for teachers, trainers, lecturers, librarians and other education professionals.
For education professionals who are just starting to use the web, I would [...]