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Internet learning in unlikely places: supporting education in nations with crises

McClure, MW., Method, F., & Amodeo, M. (2001). Internet learning in unlikely places: supporting education in nations with crises. TechKnowLogia, 3(4), 27-30. http://www.techknowlogia.org/TKL_active_pages2/CurrentArticles/main.asp?IssueNumber=12&FileType=PDF&ArticleID=298

Abstract

The Internet is making a significant contribution to four critical areas of education for humanitarian assistance: information management and decision support; professional development; external mobilization and coordinated responses; and integration of technologies and basic services.

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