The role of information and communications technology in research capacity building
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The role of information and communications technology in research capacity building, Michael G. Healy and Mary Goretti Nakabugo, Research capacity building for development: resources for higher education institutions, Belfast, The Irish-African Partnership for Research Capacity Building, 2010, 58 - 72, Jane Grimson, Niamh Brennan, Catherine Bruen, Daniel Lete Murugarren, Margaret Ngwira, Vinny Wade and Kondwani Wella
Abstract
Reliable, accessible, high speed Internet
and network connectivity is a fundamental
requirement for the conduct of high quality,
high-impact research today. High
speed communications are part of the
basic infrastructure of a modern university,
supporting efficient administration, ensuring
a global presence on the web and helping
with managing student information systems.
The focus of this chapter is on those
elements of the Information and
Communications Technology (ICT)
infrastructure which are directly relevant
to RCB; specifically National Research and
Education Networks, Research Support
Systems and Digital Repositories, and
finally e-Learning technologies that support
research-led teaching. A key theme running
through this chapter is that of collaboration
and the need for a cooperative approach
both within and among institutions in order
to deliver a robust and cost-effective ICT
infrastructure.
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Sponsor: Higher Education Authority (HEA)
Sponsor: Irish Aid
Author's Homepage: http://people.tcd.ie/nbrennan
Other Titles: Research capacity building for development: resources for higher education institutions
Publisher: The Irish-African Partnership for Research Capacity Building
Type of material: Book Chapter

