Publications

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2003
Pal, J., & Fonseca R. (2003).  Bringing Devices to the Masses: A Comparative Study of the Brazilian Computador Popular and the Indian Simputer.
Pal, J. (2003).  The Developmental Promise of Information and Communications Technology in India.
Pal, J., Lyman P., Varian H. R., Charles P., Good N., Jordan L. Lamar, et al. (2003).  How Much Information.
2006
Brewer, E., Demmer M., Ho M., Honicky R.. J., Pal J., Plauché M., et al. (2006).  The challenges of IT research in developing regions. IEEE Pervasive Computing. 5(2), 15-23.
Pal, J. (2006).  Early-stage practicalities of implementing computer aided education: Experience from India.
Plauché, M., Nallasam U., Wooters C., Pal J., & Ramachandran D. (2006).  Speech Recognition for Illiterate Access to Information and Technology. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development (ICTD '06). 83-92.
2007
Pal, J. (2007).  Examining e-literacy Using Telecenters as Public Spending: The Case of Akshaya. 59-67.
Pawar, U. Singh, Pal J., Gupta R., & Toyama K. (2007).  Multiple Mice for Retention Tasks in Disadvantaged Schools. Proceedings of the 25th Annual ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI '07). 1581-1590.
Pal, J., Lakshmanan M.., & Toyama K. (2007).  "My Child Will be Respected": Parental Perspectives on Computers in Rural India. Proceedings of International Conference on Information Technologies and Development (ICTD2007). 168-176.
Patra, R., Pal J., Nedevschi S., Plauché M., & Pawar U.. S. (2007).  Usage Models of Classroom Computing in Developing Regions. Proceedings of International Conference on Information Technologies and Development (ICTD2007). 158-167.
2009
Nedevschi, S., Patra R., & Pal J. (2009).  ICTD State of the Union: Where Have We Reached and Where Are We Headed?.
2011
Ben-David, Y., Hasan S., Pal J., Vallentin M., Panjwani S.., Gutheim P.., et al. (2011).  Computing Security in the Developing World: A Case for Multidisciplinary Research. 39-44.