[Air-L] Internet Use in Public Universities

[Gilda Olinto]

Hi Shrwan and others,
I'm also interested in developing countries' comparisons with regard to
ICT use. I'm presently working with data from a major 2005 survey of the
Brazilian Bureau of Census which contains information on Internet and
access and types of use. I already have a few analyses focusing on the
student population (at different school levels) and also on S&T human
resources. I'm  now dealing with the theme of gender differences in ICT
use in Brazil (also focusing on the student population). 
Gilda Olinto
Instituto Brasileiro de Informacao em Ciencia e Tecnologia

 
Em Mar 18, 2008 07:48 AM, Shrwan Khanal escreveu:

>Hello all,
>I am researching on "Internet Use among the students in Public
>Universities:
>A case study of University of Zambia". I am basically looking at the
>factors
>affecting internet use, purpose and knowledge of internet (at the
>moment two
>major factors Gender and School-hard science vs. art and science).
>Could any
>one give me some suggestion or information about similar studies done
>in
>other universities. Situation in other developing countries would be
>appreciable. Looking for your cooperation.
>
>--
>Shrwan Khanal
>Development and International Cooperation
>University of Jyvaskyla
>Finland
>cell:358442733433
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