2nd ICT learning Forum 2016
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Venue: Daikonia Center (KSSA/ICF), Phnom
Date: 28 Jul-28 Jul 2016
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Objectives :
- To sensitize the roles of ICT in new development paradigm, especially the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2016 -2030.
- To introduce and launch new published of social media handbook in Khmer version.
- To share knowledge on how to make Facebook and Youtube Livestream by using smartphone and computer with webcam.
- To create a learning and sharing environment and build a stronger network of ICT, media and communication practitioners among CSOs community.
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