Colonialism, development and the e-Community
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Who are the Indigenous peoples of Canada?
Early encounters: settlers and Indigenous peoples
Treaties affect all people living in Canada today
An introduction to historical treaties in Canada
'Modern treaties' and land claims today
Challenges in First Nations communities today
Moving forward: The links between Indigenous resur...
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Introduction to Topic 2
Introduction to the stories of residential school ...
How researchers are thinking about residential sch...
For everything there is a season
"Schools for Indian Children"
"Dancing on our turtle's back"
Indigenous resurgence and practical decolonization
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Introduction to Indigenous media
Challenges with mainstream media
Southern-generated media arrives in remote communities
Indigenous peoples build community radio stations
Aboriginal video producers and 'Challenge for Change'
The Aboriginal Peoples' Television Network (APTN)
Indigenous digital media projects
Indigenous social media and user-generated content
Four Directions Teaching.com
Introducing digital media producer John Pantherbone
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Communicating about technology
Jump to...
Introducing the social shaping of technology
Utopian and dystopian visions of technologies
Optimistic and pessimistic views of digital techno...
Applying the Social Shaping Approach
Power and digital technologies
Moving forward - shaping technologies at the First Mile
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Technologies of Choice?
The Capabilities Approach to Development
ICTs and Human Development
ICT4D and Broadband in Canada
The Broadband Task Force
Implementing the plan: Two models for ICT4D
Connecting Canadians - Successes and Challenges
First Nations SchoolNet
Introducing KNET
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Introducing Digital Divides
Researching Digital Divides: The Pew Internet &...
Divergent Solutions to Digital Divides
Introducing Community Informatics
Putting the 'last-mile' First
Indigenous peoples and First Mile networking projects
Implementing First Mile projects
Sharing First Mile experiences: First Nations Educ...
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Introducing Indigenous Research Methods
Decolonizing Methodologies
First Nations Research Principles: OCAP
Defining OCAP
OCAP in Action: Examples of First Nations Research...
Research partnerships between Indigenous communiti...
Example of a research partnership: First Nations I...
Partnerships between community-based researchers a...
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Operating and maintaining First Mile broadband projects
Indigenous community networking projects in Canada...
Slate Falls First Nation and Bamaji Telephone Services
K'atl'odeeche First Nation's Community Fibre Network
Tamaani Internet Services in Nunavik, Quebec
Policy supports and barriers for community network...
Keewaytinook Mobile
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Introducing broadband-enabled applications: Youth ...
Broadband-enabled applications and ICT4D
First Nations and Public Service Delivery in Canada
Defining 'broadband-enabled applications'
Broadband-enabled education applications
Broadband-enabled health applications
Economic development and broadband-enabled applications
Case Study: Kitigan Zibi First Nation
Lessons from the Atlantic Canada First Nations Hel...
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Broadband policies and First Nations
Digital Canada 150
Introducing the e-Community Strategy
Components of the e-Community strategy
Implementing the e-Community
Settler Colonialism and First Nations e-Communitie...
Lessons from e-Community projects in Northwestern ...
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