Southwest Thailand , Aumnat Tongkaw , Trevor Wood-Harper In recent years there has been an increased emphasis on the use of technology to address developmental concerns throughout the world. The education sector has attracted a large part of this attention, which is centered on the use of information and communication technologies to address teaching, learning and administrative needs. Thailand has inappropriate ratio between schools and citizen and some part of Thailand also has a huge limitation about education resources. Especially, island schools are located very far away from the mainland.The Urak Lawai are indigenous people on the Adang Archipelago, India sea, South west Thailand.They are grouped together with the Moken and Moklen, sea gypsies or sea nomads. These people have distinctively different origins, cultures and languages. This paper explore multi perspective integrations of Information Communication Technology in island schools in developing countries. Data was collected by interviewing director of The Office of Satun Educational Service Area, master teacher, teachers, parents and students in island schools. The finding of study put in the context of the indigence for ICT in island schools as a utensil to reform as a entire. Outcomes of study are in the form of recommendations to assist processing implementations ICT of island schools environment in developing country. Bury the Archive: A Look into Analog and Digital Time Capsules , Sarah Toton This paper briefly examine two buried time capsules -- the 1939 and 1965 Westinghouse Capsule I and Capsule II -- and expands this notion of the