iLab Helping to Fight Ebola
Several times over the last month, we’ve wanted to share what iLab has been doing in the fight against Ebola, but as soon as we sit down to write something else comes up and we’re […]
Several times over the last month, we’ve wanted to share what iLab has been doing in the fight against Ebola, but as soon as we sit down to write something else comes up and we’re […]
In October of last year we did a blog post about the demographics of people that use iLab. Since then, we have tallied up our users and now we have the stats on who has […]
Back in February I did a blog post about the demographics of the people that use iLab. Since then we have tallied up our users and now have the stats on who has used iLab […]
iLab recently evaluated their usage records from May 2011 to February 2012 to see who is using iLab and what parts of iLab they are using. Here is what we found: Who uses iLab By far the […]
iLab Liberia is proud to launch a new and improved website running on the open source platform, WordPress. We have also redesigned our site to be more visually attractive and to make it easier for […]
iLab Liberia is pleased to announce that we have received a $250,000 grant from Google.org to continue our work in Liberia. This grant will enable iLab to continue its current activities and introduce new trainings, […]
These days technology just works. There’s no magic and there’s very little rocket science. You put in some 1s and 0s and get out 1s and 0s. It all works just as it should. The […]
What programming course would you teach someone in Liberia with little or no previous computer knowledge? That was the question that lay before us as we thought through possible trainings to offer at the *iLab_. […]
At the heart of all the technological advances in Africa is the hope that African people will use these technologies to their gain. Fiber-optic cables surround Africa’s coasts; mobile operators are investing in wireless technologies […]
In 2007, SocketWorks Global [1] of Nigeria began setting up a technological hub at the University of Liberia to bridge Liberia’s digital divide in the project called the Liberia Digital Bridge with the sponsorship of […]