Author Profiles:
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
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should work with it as well.
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use something like:
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?>
Richard Matovu
Role: administrator
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 25
Email address:
richard@matrich.net
Web site: http://www.matrich.net/
Yahoo ID: rkmatrich
Jabber/Google ID: rkmatrich
Profile:
Richard Matovu is a young dynamic ict professional based in Kampala, Uganda. Richard is a freelance website designer, developer and application developer. Over the past years, I have been involved in many SchoolNet Uganda ICT activities (technical, pedagogical and trainings).
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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?>
...
Role: administrator
Link: Author's Resources
Email address:
richard@matrich.net
Web site: http://www.matrich.net/
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
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should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Kakinda Daniel
Role: administrator
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 157
Email address:
dkakinda@yahoo.com
Profile:
Kakinda Daniel is the current Executive and Training Director of SchoolNet Uganda
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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To display the admin account, comment out or remove the first 'if'
line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Diana Nalubega
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 5
Email address:
dianekanyunyuzi@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
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should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Sarah Awebwa
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 2
Email address:
awebwasarah@yahoo.com
Yahoo ID: awebwasarah
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Stephen Ojambo
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 2
Email address:
stepojambo@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
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should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
John Ssenkunja
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 4
Email address:
ssenkunja@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Ayub Kalema Golooba
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 2
Email address:
agkal@yahoo.com
Web site: http://www.kalsworld.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Jennifer Nalule
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 2
Email address:
enalule@yahoo.com
Profile:
Jennifer is a female scientist and an educational technical practitioner. She is an ICT enthusiast.
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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To display the admin account, comment out or remove the first 'if'
line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
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should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Geoffrey Ntabaazi
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 8
Email address:
gntabaazi@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
if( $user->user_login ) :
*/
?>
vivienne stacie Namazzi
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 15
Email address:
vivista2k@yahoo.com
Yahoo ID: vivista2k
Profile:
Vivienne Stacie Namazzi is a student of st Joseph's Girls School Nsambya in form 6 2007. An ICT literate and part timer in Schoolnet Uganda,i am also a member of iEARN Project and The World Starts With Me project.
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
Tests for accounts that are not 'admin' or above 'subscriber' role.
To display the admin account, comment out or remove the first 'if'
line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Lucy Banda
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 3
Email address:
bnlucy@yahoo.com
Profile:
An ICT Enthusiast and a teacher of COmputer Studies at Mengo Senior School although professionally trained as Economics/Luganda teacher.
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Silvester Musisi
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 11
Email address:
simusisi@yahoo.com
Profile:
Education Consultant, Finance director and 2nd partner in Allied Educational Consultancy, Member of staff at Makerere College in Kampala. Resourceful in Geography and General Paper(S101). Head of Geography department having been transferred from the department of General paper where I was head.
I network with other resource persons and institutions in Geo paper 3 and in General Paper(S101), and ICT. Adobe youth Voice contact person and peer educator at MACOS collaboration center. Video content developer videographer and producer. Photographer and contributor to Google panoramio. Researcher on the internet. Former chair Kampala District Wildlife Association(KADWA).
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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To display the admin account, comment out or remove the first 'if'
line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Henry Kasujja
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 23
Email address:
henrykb2@yahoo.com
Yahoo ID: henrykb2
Profile:
An art teacher for some years who has for some time now embraced IT into his classroom, social and economic life. A person who believes the through ICT life is enriched. Have attended many educational workshops into the use of computer technology, and is able to create wepbpages using a variety of programs such as MS Frontpage, Dreamweaver; able to use various image editing programs like Photoshop, Xara, MS Photo Editor... HAve the ability to learn more. The sky is the limit.
Right now content creation in Art is top on my agenda.
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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To display the admin account, comment out or remove the first 'if'
line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Ronald Ddungu
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 7
Email address:
ronaldddungu@yahoo.com
Web site: http://www.geocities.com/ronaldddungu
Profile:
I was born on the 14th october 1971 at Nsambya hospital.Iam married to a beautiful wife and with three children;Rhoda,Luther and Louise.
Iam currently teaching at Gayaza High School,Maths and Physics.
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Samuel Omoding
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 6
Email address:
somoding2001@yahoo.com
Profile:
1. Date of birth: 17th April, 1961
2. Born again Christian
3. Graduate Teacher of Biology and Chemistry
4. Teaching experience: 16 years
5. Author of biology books
6. Editor of biology and chemistry books
7. ICT enthusiast especially video and PowerPoint
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Evas
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 4
Email address:
tukaevas@yahoo.com
Yahoo ID: tukaevas
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Peter Zizinga
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 6
Email address:
p_zizinga@yahoo.com
Yahoo ID: p_zizinga
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
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should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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?>
Arthur Colin Kayizzi
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 8
Email address:
colinart82@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
geoffrey mayinja
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 1
Email address:
namageoff@yahoo.com
Profile:
I'm male, single & a young christian.
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Email address:
ssmusoke@gmail.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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To display the admin account, comment out or remove the first 'if'
line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
if( $user->user_login ) :
*/
?>
Wilbert Andama
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 1
Email address:
wilberato@yahoo.co.uk
Web site: http://www.ndejjesss.sc.ug
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
if( $user->user_login ) :
*/
?>
Lawrence Ssenkubuge
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 9
Email address:
lssenk@yahoo.com
Profile:
Lawrence Is a teacher of physics and maths. he often calls himself an ICT enthisiast because he is keen to use ICtT to support his teaching and learning as much as possible
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Number of posts: 1
Email address:
darmos9@yahoo.co.uk
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
The additional variations for the if statement listed below can be
used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Email address:
emmywamala@yahoo.com
Profile:
Emmanuel is Biology teacher of Wanyange Girls' Secondary School
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
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used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Email address:
nicolenickynik@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
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used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
Role: contributor
Link: Author's Resources
Email address:
calebfrank2005@yahoo.com
user_login) && ($user->wp_user_level > 0)) :
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line and uncomment the one right after it.
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used if you want to check whether the user is assigned the role of
'author', or author/contributor.
Default roles you can work with here are:
subscriber
contributor
author
editor
administrator
If you're using a plugin that lets you create custom roles, these
should work with it as well.
Finally, if you want to display absolutely every user on your blog,
use something like:
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*/
?>
George Appiah
Role: administrator
Link: Author's Resources
Email address:
info@georgeappiah.com