Explores how digital media and wireless communication, especially mobile phones and social media platforms, offer concrete opportunities for developing countries to transform different sectors of their economies. The volume focuses on the agricultural, economic, and education sectors.
Explores how digital media and wireless communication, especially mobile phones and social media platforms, offer concrete opportunities for developing countries to transform different sectors of their economies. The volume focuses on the agricultural, economic, and education sectors.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Megh R. Goyal, PhD, PE, is a Retired Professor of Agricultural and Biomedical Engineering from the General Engineering Department at the College of Engineering at University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Campus (UPRM), and Senior Technical Editor-in-Chief for Agricultural and Biomedical Engineering for Apple Academic Press Inc. Emmanuel Eilu, PhD, is a profound academic and holds a PhD in Information Technology from Makerere University in Uganda.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Potential Use Of Mobile Phones And Social Media In Agriculture 1. Potential of Mobile Phones as a Disruptive and Transformative Tool 2. Transformative Power of Mobile Phones in the Indian Agro Supply Chain 3. Potential of Mobile Phones and Social Media Platforms in the Agricultural Scenario 4. The Role of Social Media in the Socio-Economic Development of Africa 5. Mobile App-Based Expert System in Uganda: Combating Pests and Diseases in Tomatoes 6. The Role of Mobile Phone Technology in Combating Illegal Timber Logging in Africa: A Review Part 2: Selected Applications Of Mobile Phones And Social Media In Education 7. Operational Use of Mobile Learning: Understanding and Retention of Curriculum Content 8. Whatsapp-Based E-Learning in Adult Education for Lesotho's Inmates: Methods and Evaluation 9. Role of Teacher-Developer Relationship in Mobile Apps Learning 10. Integrating Social Media in Lesotho's Distance Learning: Gaps and Opportunities 11. Role of Social Networks in Health Care for Developing Countries Part 3: Recent Strategies For Mobile Phones And Social Media In The Economic Sector 12. Potential of Streaming Transmission to Mobile Phones as Reinforcement of Community Radios 13. Luxury Brands on a Social Media Platform 14. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Sustainable Development 15. Mobile Technology versus the Era of Eco-Design 16. Reforming Public Finance Management in Africa Using an Integrated Financial Management System
Part 1: Potential Use Of Mobile Phones And Social Media In Agriculture 1. Potential of Mobile Phones as a Disruptive and Transformative Tool 2. Transformative Power of Mobile Phones in the Indian Agro Supply Chain 3. Potential of Mobile Phones and Social Media Platforms in the Agricultural Scenario 4. The Role of Social Media in the Socio-Economic Development of Africa 5. Mobile App-Based Expert System in Uganda: Combating Pests and Diseases in Tomatoes 6. The Role of Mobile Phone Technology in Combating Illegal Timber Logging in Africa: A Review Part 2: Selected Applications Of Mobile Phones And Social Media In Education 7. Operational Use of Mobile Learning: Understanding and Retention of Curriculum Content 8. Whatsapp-Based E-Learning in Adult Education for Lesotho's Inmates: Methods and Evaluation 9. Role of Teacher-Developer Relationship in Mobile Apps Learning 10. Integrating Social Media in Lesotho's Distance Learning: Gaps and Opportunities 11. Role of Social Networks in Health Care for Developing Countries Part 3: Recent Strategies For Mobile Phones And Social Media In The Economic Sector 12. Potential of Streaming Transmission to Mobile Phones as Reinforcement of Community Radios 13. Luxury Brands on a Social Media Platform 14. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Sustainable Development 15. Mobile Technology versus the Era of Eco-Design 16. Reforming Public Finance Management in Africa Using an Integrated Financial Management System
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