The first African Education Technology initiative, INJINI, is launched!
Liesbet and I attended the launched of the EdTech Initiative Injini at UCT this week.
The first African Education Technology initiative, INJINI, is launched!
Liesbet and I attended the launched of the EdTech Initiative Injini at UCT this week.
Today, in our ever-more connected, open world, everyone can be a writer. The internet and modern technology enables everyone to tell their story and become an author – and to publish their books. Isn’t it exciting!
Believe it or not, for those curious ones out there – we have some fascinating print production information…
At Imbali, our publications are individually and carefully assessed, planned and produced.
We are active on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter – link up with us on our social media presences, to connect and engage, review and observe, comment and share – and create.
At Imbali we understand the power of people working together. We believe and know that two creatives arrive at many more amazing ideas than one working on his or her own.
At Imbali, we value partners. We believe in working with people, on an equal footing. This is true for our authors as well as our other partners; the people who help us edit, style and print our books, the people who help us sell and market our books passionately – and any other partner who would like to be part of our adventure.
Either you have already written a chapter or two, or you are thinking about it – true? Some people write a whole book and then knock on publishers’ doors – only to discover that their manuscript may not be ready to be published.