KENYA AND TANZANIA DESIGNING TECHNOLOGY FOR THE CITIZEN ARCHIVIST PROJECT.
The article focuses on technological innovations created to support the Citizen's Archivist Projects, which was initiated by the American non-profit organization Small Bean in Kenya and Tanzania. The Smallbean Android smartphone application was conceptualized by volunteer William Johnson to help use...
| Published in: | Oral History (01430955) Vol. 40; no. 1; pp. 26 - 27 |
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Oral History Society
Spring2012
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