UCU Digital Institutional Repository
Welcome to the Uganda Christian University Digital Institutional Repositoy (UCUDIR). This is the University's official Institutional Repository. It aims to collect, preserve and showcase the intellectual output of staff and students of UCU. This growing collection of research includes peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, working papers, theses, and more.
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Developing library products and services to support blended learning at Uganda Christian University and its affiliated campuses
(School of information technology, University of Pretoria, 2015-08)Blended learning (also referred to as online learning) support at Uganda Christian University (UCU) is still at its initial stages at both the Main Campus and Affiliated Campuses. Blended learning is the combination of ... -
Uganda Airlines
(Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton, 2020-12)This practice-based research project aimed to explore borders for my art production from a Ugandan perspective. To help me explore borders, a project was embarked upon reinventing Uganda Airlines as a fictional conceptual ... -
The Church as an Assembly on Mt. Zion: An Ecclesiology from Hebrews for African Christianity
(Langham global library, 2018)In this paper I classify ecclesiological studies, against which I briefly survey African ecclesiological scholarship. From this survey I show that, relative to ecclesiological studies elsewhere, there is a paucity of ... -
Farmer preferred traits and genotype choices in Solanum aethiopicum L., Shum group
(Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, 2021)Background: Solanum aethiopicum L. is a nutrient dense African indigenous vegetable. However, advancement of its improved varieties that can increase productivity, household income, and food security has not been ... -
Theology of work and development : the theological and ecological responsibility of the Church in sustainable development
(globalethics.net, 2020)This piece of work focuses on the role of the church in sustainable development. The church is a major player because of the big numbers that constitute her institution. She has an everyday opportunity, and over binding ... -
YHWH, His Son and his Spirit: A biblical theology of God
(African journal of evangelical theology, 2020)I articulate a biblical theology of God in outline in the hope of making a contribution to shape views of God amongst African Christians through the theological education of clergy. In the OT, YHWH, the God of Israel, is ... -
Prepared to Believe: The Evangelism of Preschoolers and Infant Baptism in African Anglican Churches
(The Global Anglican, 2020)This article discusses the cognitive status of preschool children based on the insights of the child psychologist Jean Piaget. Building on this, a strategy is offered for the evangelism of preschoolers and the expected ... -
Understanding ICT adoption amongst SMEs in Uganda: Towards a participatory design model to enhance technology diffusion
(African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Development, 2021-01-19)Policy statements by the United Nations, the African Union and most African countries boldly pronounce on the anticipated benefits of the internetworked world and associated ICT to society in general and to the world of ... -
Understanding ICT adoption amongst SMEs in Uganda: Towards a participatory design model to enhance technology diffusion
(African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Development, 2021-01-19)Policy statements by the United Nations, the African Union and most African countries boldly pronounce on the anticipated benefits of the internetworked world and associated ICT to society in general and to the world of ... -
Obuntu-bulamu and the Law: an extra textual aid statutory interpretation tool
(Marianum Press Ltd, 2020)There is a patriotic obligation on all of us not to allow our Constitution and the idea of respect for human rights and dignity to slide into such disrepute.The debate over whether or not Obuntu-bulamu can be translated ...
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