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on the web. It is not merely a website. TechKnowLogia looks
and feels like a Journal. It is available to its readers via two online
versions - a browser version with search capability, and a PDF "hard copy"
version. The PDF version (with a hard copy layout), can be downloaded either
per article, or for the entire issue. Past Issues in both versions are
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What Does
It Mean To Be a Co-Sponsor?
Price of Co-Sponsorship
Whom Does TechKnowLogia
Reach?
Editorial
Calendar
Whom to Contact
An Invitation
for Sponsorship
TechKnowLogia invites
organizations, institutions and firms to co-sponsor one or more issues
of the Journal and support getting the message out about the potential
of information and communication technologies and how they can be harnessed
for knowledge dissemination, effective learning, and efficient education
services. TechKnowLogia also offers its sponsors the opportunity
to connect with a highly prominent readership of over 40,000 decision-makers
and influentials in 187 countries worldwide.
What
Does It Mean to Be a Co-Sponsor?
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Feature Article: Your Company or
Program will be featured in an article (2-3 pages) in the "Profiles for
Development" section of the Journal, written by you. The article may include
any information you wish about your Company or Program, including hyperlinks.
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Continuous Exposure: Your Company
or Program's logo/name (and a link to the profile article) will appear
on the home page and on every frame of every page of the TechKnowLogia
Issue that you are co-sponsoring.
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Archive: Your logo and feature
article will remain as part of the Journal, indefinitely, in the Archives
section of the site.
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PDF Version: Your article will
be available for download in a PDF version. A survey indicated that
there is extensive downloading of full issues and individual articles for
the personal use of subscribers as well as for wide distribution. Your
profile will thus be given further and more permanent exposure.
Price
of Co-Sponsorship
The price of co-sponsorship for one
issue is $10,000. Pricing packages exist for co-sponsorship of more than
one issue or for a combination of co-sponsorship and advertising.
Whom
Does TechKnowLogia Reach?
Since its creation in 1999, TechKnowLogia
has become a leading Journal in the field of technology for education and
learning. It is currently featured on hundreds of websites including
those of international development organizations, non-governmental organizations,
and educational institutions, to name a few. Additionally, much of
the Journal's content is being used as material in courses throughout colleges
and universities worldwide. As well, select content is being translated
into other languages.
TechKnowLogia is issued
quarterly to a special niche of readers, by way of FREE subscription. Currently,
there are over 14,000 individual and institutional subscribers, including
libraries. From a survey of the way our readers use the Journal and share
it with others, we estimate actual readership to be over 40,000.
With every new issue, an email is sent
to all registered and potential subscribers announcing the new issue and
including an annotated table of contents and a link to the Journal.
TechKnowLogia targets
policy makers, strategists, practitioners and technologists at local, national
and global levels in every country of the world. Through an aggressive
outreach program and with the help of its collaborators, editors and contacts,
TechKnowLogia's
readership includes a select group of decision-makers, influentials and
thought leaders, worldwide.
For more details on readership profile,
by geographic distribution, institutional affiliation, and position, click
here.
Editorial
Calendar
Each issue of TechKnowLogia
will focus on technologies for the advancement of a specific theme as follows:
2002 July/August/September:
Technology for All – Issues of Equity
This Issue will analyze the
components of the digital divide and present the potential and experience
in reaching under-served groups such as the disabled, older learners, rural
populations (telecenters, rural multi-grade schools), women and the poor.
2002 October/November/December:
Technologies for Teacher Training
This Issue will focus on
the escalating demands for teacher education and the potential of technology
in improving the efficiency, quality and cost of teacher education and
training schemes.
2003 January/ February/March:
Technologies and Learning
This Issue will focus on
the effectiveness of technologies in the attainment of learning at different
levels including problem-solving, creativity, synthesis, analysis, application….
2003 April/May/June:
Public/Private Partnership for Technology
This Issue will focus on
the macro conditions necessary for ICT for education such as ICT infrastructure,
regulatory frameworks and finance and how public/private partnership can
advance these conditions.
2003 July/August/September:
Technologies for the Advancement of Knowledge
This Issue will focus on
technologies and tools that are effective in the generation, packaging
and dissemination of knowledge such as e-libraries, e-books, research networks,
resources centers, etc.
2003 October/November/December:
Technologies for Labor Productivity
This Issue will focus on
labor productivity in knowledge-based economies and the role of technologies
in enhancing such productivity. Specific areas will include the use of
technology in skill formation, labor upgrading and labor agility.
Whom
to Contact
We would be happy to discuss with you
the various opportunities for sponsorship and how they can be combined
with advertising and other opportunities to achieve the maximum level of
visibility for your organization.
Sandra Semaan, Managing Editor at:
Info@KnowledgeEnterprise.org
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