For the ones amog us that need an all-inclusive tool to surf the web...
(probably you knew it before this post, but as me, I discovered it right now!)
Best to you,
Ema
Community-based participatory research
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1 comment:
Wow! as i was looking at the video I though "do we need web developers any more?".
Technologies are so advanced that any user can do now things that were amazing a few years ago for programmers. The real research we need is about how to use all this stuff + how people who are lagging behind more and more can catch up (do they need to?).
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