Research Publications
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Kadirire J.,
The Short Message Service(SMS) for Schools/Conferences",
- presented at the 3rd International Conference on Multimedia and Information & Communication Technologies in Education m-ICTE2005) June 8-10th 2005, Caceres, Spain, and
- published in Recent Research Developments in Learning Technologies (2005), Volume 2, pages 856-859
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Kadirire J.,
Learning with Mobile Devices - A Microportal Design Experience",
- presented at the 3rd International Conference on Multimedia and Information & Communication Technologies in Education m-ICTE2005) June 8-10th 2005, Caceres, Spain, and
- published in Recent Research Developments in Learning Technologies (2005), Volume 2, pages 792-797
- Kadirire J., Knight G., "Comparison of Dynamic Multicast Routing Algorithms for Wide Area Packet Switched (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) Networks in the IEEE INFOCOM 1995 Proceedings, Boston, Massachusetts, Volume 1, pages 212-219
- Kadirire J., "Minimising Packet Copies in Multicast Routing by Exploiting Geographic Spread", published in ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communications Review, Vol. 24, No. 3, July 1994, pages 47-62
- Kadirire J., Knight G., "Exploiting Geographic Spread for Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Dynamic Multipoint Routing , in the Fifth IEE Conference on Telecommunications", No. 404, Brighton, pages 262-267
Submitted papers being peer reviewed and awaiting a decision
- Portable Information Devices - Service Discovery This research paper was submitted to the I EEE International Conference on Portable Information Devices (Portable) 2007, March 2007, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida USA
- Instant Messaging for creating interactive and collaborative m-Learning environments This research paper was submitted to the I The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning
Patents
- BT Case Reference A26013, patent number: 00305716.3-2216, entitled “Location dependent service access”. This is about access to distributed computer systems via a distributed Sun Microsystem’s “Jini” lookup service, coupled with an LDAP authentication server, which allows federated services like printing services, etc., within a geographical area to be accessed by small devices like PDAs and laptops.
PublicationsUpdated 16th October, 2006 |