Research at the Centre for Learning, Teaching and Development covers aspects of academic staff development, postgraduate supervision, mentoring and coaching.
This project is in the second year of a 6 year cycle. It looks at the creating resources and assessing educational outcomes in medical education using an e-learning environments contents and software.
This systematic review identified publications describing research capacity building programs and noted their effect, their contexts, and the mechanisms, processes and social actors employed in them.
This dataset is made available by R.C.A. Minnitt for teaching purposes. For queries regarding the contents contact Nina Lewin by email : Nina.Lewin@wits.ac.za or Tel : 011 717 1911
A nationally representative cross-sectional survey of communicable diseases coordinators and surveillance officers, as well as members of NDSS committees
South Africa has a femicide rate that is six times the world average. Over 2,500 women aged 14 years or older are murdered every year, the majority of these women killed by an intimate partner. Despite the prevalence of ...
Please click on the dataset link below: Dataset from Using Mixed-Method Approaches to Provide New Insights into Media Coverage of Femicide by Nechama Rachel Brodie, PHD thesis , e Faculty of Humanities, University of the ...
This repository contains archival material relating to research conducted at the Sterkfontein Caves. The archive is constantly being developed to provide online and open-access resources for the public and academic community. ...
The Centre for Deaf Studies aims to develop globally competitive standards of excellence in the training of teachers of the Deaf, provide equitable learning, and research in the field of Deaf Education.
Published by the LINK Centre, University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), since 2009. From 2000 to 2008, the journal was published as The Southern African Journal of Information and Communication (SAJIC).
Articles on international mobile roaming, telecommunications sector competition, e-government support for small businesses, and VoIP congestion control.
Articles on SADC digital regulatory imperatives, a first aid smartphone app, and a communication strategy to reduce violence against children, followed by a Focus Section on Cybersecurity.
Articles on data protection, cybersecurity resilience, a proposed “agricultural data commons”, intellectual property approaches to traditional knowledge, legal treatment of ISPs, and discursive constructions.
Articles on social media maturity, teachers’ ICT adoption, microenterprises’ ICT use, insurtech, malware detection, and information security incident management.
Articles on problematic internet use, Indigenous knowledge in vocational education, machine learning, scaling of innovation, institutional isomorphism, human–computer interaction for development, and scholarly publishing.
Published by the LINK Centre, University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), from 2000 to 2008. In 2009, the journal became The African Journal of Information and Communication (AJIC).
Articles on surveillance law and privacy rights, telecommunications policy and regulation, telecentres, African women in cyberspace, and communications in local government development initiatives
Articles on e-commerce in Africa, policies of surveillance, institutional arrangements for communications policy and regulation, universal access, and the Next Generation Network.
Articles on building network knowledge economies, B2B e-commerce, telecommunications reform and poverty alleviation, evolution of telecommunications policy reforms, technical and policy advances in rural telecommunications, ...
Articles on spectrum commons, Internet governance, e-services and the VANS sector, rural connectivity, technological learning in African telecoms firms, assessing capabilities for e-government
Articles on infrastructure industry reforms, mobile access and usage, media discourse analysis of MXit, computer networks in higher education, African regulatory authority benchmarking
Conférence ICADLA-3:Digital Libraries and Archives in Africa: Changing Lives and Building Communities, 27-31 mai 2013, Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane (Maroc)