The next phase will involve me blowing a lot of money on Skype, calling some folks to do a more detailed interview, and sending out some follow up emails.
It's been a challenge to fit this in around my new job, and I've never done anything this formal, but I know it has the potential to change the way that software is used in developing countries - which is a good reason to persevere.
I'm totally open to suggestions and ideas though! Who could I contact about computer use in Ghana? How can I motivate, encourage and make it easy to complete the survey?
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/madamCar
January 23 2011, 06:31:25 UTC 1 year ago
Your chapter is about Ghana, but you can include some information on the similarities with other countries struggling with these types of issues. Ghana is your viewpoint... but it isn't alone in the problem. If you're pushing for change, you might want to make it clear it isn't a solitary issue!
Also Skype to Ghana is... 17 cents a minute last I checked? It wasn't bad. My land line calls to you were $2.60 a minute and my cell was $1.75 per.