Tim Moody

Internet in a Box (IIAB) is a self-contained, inexpensive appliance to provide content and applications in an offline world. It is in use by medical practitioners as well as in schools in a number of countries. This session will explain in non-technical terms how to provision IIAB with content applicable to a given target audience both in terms of subject matter and language. At the end of the session those interested are welcome to participate in a workshop focused on training. They will need their own devices and are welcome to follow along.

*[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FE4hAPX4Q_Yv6n8v6kwDKR2K1ic1RE2-VZM_tsWgwGI/edit#heading=h.en9j4jo0ncod shared notes anyone can edit] This session is a round table workshop to brainstorm sources of additional content for Internet in a Box. The session will begin with a brief overview of currently available content and licensing and technical challenges in acquiring it. This will be followed by a working session to identify potential content contributors and a plan for soliciting their participation.