Repository: Cape Town - CS Research Documents, University of Cape Town

Number of records: 155 Record 1 - 100
	Title
1.	A statistical approach to error correction for isiZulu spellcheckers.
2.	From Training to Projects: Wireless Sensor Networks in Africa
3.	Quantifying the Effects of Circuitous Routes on the Latency of Intra-Africa Internet Traffic: A Study of Research and Education Networks
4.	Phone to Photoshop: Mobile workarounds in young people's visual self-presentation strategies
5.	The Effects of a Corpus on isiZulu Spellcheckers based on N-grams
6.	The Shortcomings of Globalised Internet Technology in Southern Africa
7.	Efficient topology discovery for African NRENs
8.	A Topology Visualisation Tool for National Research and Education Networks in Africa
9.	Using Co-Design to Discern and Overcome Barriers to Employment in Cape Town
10.	Language identification for South African Bantu languages Using Rank Order Statistics
11.	Situating digital storytelling within African communities
12.	A First Look At Mobile Internet Use in Township Communities in South Africa
13.	An insight into Africa's country-level latencies
14.	BantuWeb: A Digital Library for Resource Scarce South African Languages
15.	Deep Diving into Africa's Inter-Country Latencies
16.	Insight Into Africa's Country-level Latencies
17.	Relevant Computing Curricula in Sub-Saharan Africa
18.	Internet development in Africa: a content use, hosting and distribution perspective
19.	Biological Evaluation of Trans-African Highways
20.	Exploring Information Needs of Swahili Speakers in Tanzania
21.	Situating digital storytelling within African communities
22.	Making the Link ' providing mobile media for novice communities in the developing world
23.	Exploring Mobile-only Internet Use: Results of a Training Study in Urban South Africa
24.	A preliminary study of podcasting in developing higher education institutions: A South African case
25.	Designing Digital Storytelling for Rural African Communities
26.	A second look at the mobile-only internet: job seekers in Khayelitsha, South Africa describe their first 6 months of mobile internet use
27.	Namibian Indigenous Communities Reflecting on Their Own Digital Representations.
28.	Internet development in Africa: a content use, hosting and distribution perspective
29.	A Characterization of Digital Native Approaches To Mobile Privacy and Security
30.	Exploring Information Needs of Swahili Speakers in Tanzania
31.	Teaching Programming in Kenya and South Africa: What is difficult and is it universal?
32.	Inside the Walled Garden: Deconstructing Facebook's Free Basics Program
33.	BantuWeb: A Digital Library for Resource Scarce South African Languages
34.	Measuring Network Structure Metrics as a Proxy for Socio-political Activity in Social Media
35.	Designing with Community Health Workers: Enabling Productive Participation Through Exploration
36.	Apps and Skits: Enabling New Forms of Village-To-Clinic Feedback for Rural Health Education
37.	Video Consumption Patterns for First Time Smartphone Users: Community Health Workers in Lesotho
38.	Codesigning with communities to support rural water management in Uganda
39.	A Topology Visualisation Tool for National Research and Education Networks in Africa
40.	Characterisation of Mobile Data Usage in Township Communities
41.	A First Look At Mobile Internet Use in Township Communities in South Africa
42.	Measuring citizen participation in South African public debates using Twitter: An exploratory study
43.	The Shortcomings of Globalised Internet Technology in Southern Africa
44.	Using Activity Theory to Understand Technology Use and Perception among Rural Users in Uganda
45.	Enough with 'In-The-Wild'
46.	Supporting community needs for rural water management through community-based co-design
47.	Comparing the template-based approach to GF: the case of Afrikaans
48.	On the verbalization patterns of part-whole relations in isiZulu
49.	Tense and Aspect in Runyankore using a Context-Free Grammar
50.	An insider perspective on community gains: A subjective account of a Namibian rural communities' perception of a long-term participatory design project
51.	Rural communities crowdsource technology development: a Namibian expedition.
52.	OvaHimba Community in Namibia Ventures into Crowdsourcing Design
53.	Real mobiles: Kenyan and Zambian Smallholder Farmers' current attitudes towards mobile phones
54.	Engaging Pregnant Women in Kenya with a Hybrid Computer-Human SMS Communication System
55.	SignSupport: A Mobile Aid for Deaf People Learning Computer Literacy Skills
56.	Games and Learning: A perspective on low-income, resource-constrained youth and PC gaming in libraries in Cape Town, South Africa
57.	Pavement Internet: Mobile media economies and ecologies for young people in South Africa
58.	Mobile literacies: Appropriating txt in the M4LIT Project
59.	Phone to Photoshop: Mobile workarounds in young people's visual self-presentation strategies
60.	Supporting NGO Intermediation with Internet Systems: Comparing Mobile and Web Examples for Reaching Low Income Urban Youth of Cape Town
61.	Collaborating with communities in Africa: a hitchhikers guide
62.	Is Lemon Sufficient for Building Multilingual Ontologies for Bantu Languages?
63.	Mobile Aid for Deaf People Learning Computer Literacy Skills
64.	A System for High Quality Crowdsourced Indigenous Language Transcription
65.	Interactive Personal Storytelling An Ethnographic Study and Simulation of Apartheid-Era Narratives
66.	Basics for a grammar engine to verbalize logical theories in isiZulu
67.	Toward verbalizing ontologies in isiZulu
68.	Transcription of the Bleek and Lloyd Collection using the Bossa Volunteer Thinking Framework
69.	Software Support for Creating Digital Health Training Materials in the Field
70.	Walking and the Social Life of Solar Charging in Rural Africa
71.	A Comparison of Machine Learning Techniques for Handwritten |Xam Word Recognition
72.	Designing Mobile LMS Interfaces: Learners' Expectations and Experiences
73.	Quality Assessment in Crowdsourced Indigenous Language Transcription
74.	Health Education in Rural Communities with Locally Produced and Locally Relevant Multimedia Content
75.	ICTs and Survival Tactics for the Day-labour Workers: Implications for Design
76.	Moving away from Erindi-roukambe: Transferability of a rural community-based co-design
77.	Implementation RoadMap For Downscaling Drought Forecasts In Mbeere Using ITIKI
78.	Routing Protocols for Meshed Communication, Networks Targeting Communication Quality of Service (QoS) in Rural Areas
79.	From Training to Projects: Wireless Sensor Networks in Africa
80.	Web-based corpus acquisition for Swahili language modelling
81.	The Role of ICTs in Downscaling and Up-scaling Integrated Weather Forecasts for Farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa
82.	Trans-African Highways
83.	Community consensus: Design beyond participation
84.	An Online Meeting Tool for Low Bandwidth Environments
85.	Learning to Read Bushman: Automatic Handwriting Recognition for Bushman Languages
86.	Degrees of Sharing: Proximate Media Sharing and Messaging by Young People in Khayelitsha
87.	Learning Management Systems: Understanding the Expectations of Learners in Developing Countries
88.	Communicating in Designing an Oral Repository for Rural African Villages
89.	A preliminary study of podcasting in developing higher edcuation institution: A South African case
90.	Pragmatic Podcasting: Facilitating Podcasting in developing Higher Education Institutions
91.	WATER alert!: using mobile phones to improve community perspective on drinking water quality in South Africa
92.	In Search of Simplicity: Redesigning the Digital Bleek and Lloyd
93.	Consequences of Software Design Decisions for Low-Income Communities: A Case Study
94.	Situating digital storytelling within African communities
95.	Creating a National Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Portal in South Africa
96.	Issues of Adoption: Have E-Learning Management Systems Fulfilled their Potential in Developing Countries?
97.	Making the Link - providing mobile media for novice communities in the developing world
98.	Extending the Power of Mobile Phone Using Service Oriented Computing
99.	Using NLIDB to Make Weather Information Relevant to Kenyan Farmers
100.	The Role of ICTs in Quantifying the Severity and Duration of Climatic Variations - Kenya's Case

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