Information, Communication, Learning

There is growing recognition that knowledge management is based on effective communication between people in many different forms. The most appropriate form of communication will depend upon the individuals and on the subject matter.

Rapid development in information and communication technologies (ICTs) capabilities should not overshadow the many traditional approaches to communication used throughout the world every day.

This section of Practical Answers looks as some of the approaches to ICTs and how to make best use of them.

 

General Resources

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Community Radio

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Community radio is often greatly appreciated by its audience, differing from national or international radio...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Community Street Drama

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Drama is a powerful and entertaining form of communication, and it can be used informally without the need for an...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Demonstrations

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Demonstrations are a very effective way of introducing and explaining improved or unfamiliar ways of doing practical...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Exposure visits

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Exposure visits are organised so that people living in one place can visit another to observe and learn from their...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Knowledge Centres in Bangladesh

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Describeds four knowledge centers of Bangladesh where two centers are developed by Practical Answers Bangladesh, one...

Published by Practical Action Bangladesh on 01/01/10

Knowledge Management Basics

  • Technical Brief
  • English

To solve any problem, people need knowledge. The knowledge is there somewhere, described in some way, but it is...

Zbigniew Mikolajuk, Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Newsletters and Booklets

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Newsletters and booklets use the written word to convey information, news and opinions.

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Podcasting: Recording and Using Local Voices for Knowledge Sharing

  • Technical Brief
  • English

How to use audio (MP3 files) to improve people's knowledge on a range of practical topics such as veterinary care.

Dr David J. Grimshaw, Published by Practical Action on 12/22/11

Posters

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Good posters can communicate a message well. From hand drawn to printed, this technical brief looks at ways to use...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Producing printed material

  • Technical Brief
  • English

This Technical Brief explains the basics, and will help you to organise your materials production, or perhaps...

Published by Appropriate Technology Journal on 02/02/02

Public gatherings

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Communities hold a variety of public gatherings on a regular basis, and can offer individuals and groups a way to...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Storytelling

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Human beings across the world have told stories as long as they have had language. This technical brief explores the...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Using Existing Mass Media

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Communities can make use of the mass media (newspapers, radio, TV. internet) to publicise their own information,...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

Wall newspapers

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Wall newspapers are stuck to a notice board or public place. They have lower costs than normal newspaper...

Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

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