My Bounty Application

Item	Description
Country of Residence	Ghana
Citizenship	Ghanaian
Educational Qualifications	MEd Computer Education and Technology (pursuing)-Ohio Univesity, USA, BEd Mathematics-University of Education,Winneba,Certificate in Statistics-University of Ghana-Accra
Summary of Work Experience/Career History	Kafui is also involved in Teaching and Managing the University of Education,Winneba (UEW)in Ghana's ICT Center. He has been involved in various disciplines of ICTs for Development especially in the field of Educational Applications. He undertakes projects in ICTs for Development globally as an Alumni of the International Telecommunication Union Youth Forum events. He has collaborated, consulted and contributed into the activities of local and International organisations including the prestigious Commonwealth of Learning, Canada, International Institute for Communications and Development, Young Think Tank of the Club of Rome, and the World Youth Caucus of the World Summit on the Information Society. He maintains a site at Kafui.com Kafui coordinates the FLOSS4Edu West Africa Chapter project within WikiEducator.
Details of facilitation and/or teaching experience	Kafui has organised and co-faciliated Wiki Educator workshops for participants across the African continent including Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Mauritius, Cameroon, CoteD'Ivore, Togo, etc. These include but limited to staff of NGOs, National Open Universities, IT Institutions and Journalists. I am the project coordinator for the 1-year UEW Educational Content Development Initiative project sponsored by the Partnership for Higher Education in Africa. My coordination duties include reviewing and uploading content for UEW Academic Staff and organising capacity building sessions for the staff.
L4C Expression of Interest	My interest and plan for the L4C initiative includes the expansion of the network of University Academics involved in the use of Wikieduator platform. Currently I see the number of users from UEW increasing and I will like to include the University of Cape Coast and probably the University of Ghana. Discussions have already been held with the Community Health Nurses Training School in Winneba for a face-to-face workshop.