Dear Tushar,
Thanks a lot for the information.
You might want to include some hands-on workshop on how to get started on coding for fedora project.
Thanks and have a nice time.
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2008/7/11 Tushar Neupaney <tushar.neupaney@xxxxxxxxx>:
Dear Ahsan,
If possible I would like to develop a common ground for SAARC Linux Geeks.
Your suggestions are extremely valuable for that. I mean you can be clear what you would like in the workshop.
Our proposed plan includes the following (But it is still under massive development):
1. Video Shows (Documentary Movies, Shows)
2. Presentations (Slides/Lectures) - By special delegates
3. Training about tuXlab, Linux Console Commands and Simple Networking
4. Using Linux Applications like R-Gui, Gnu Plot, Open Office, Firefox, F-Spot, VLC, Installing through Wine, Amarok, IRC, Desktop Effects, Translating Linux applications (This will basically for Beginners and Medical Professionals)
5. Advanced Users Only program (This is due to high demands of Advanced Users)
6. Initialization for establishment of Linux Developer Circle (A Circle exists in pieces here, What should be done is yet to be decided)
Your Suggestions needed!
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Ahsan wrote:Tushar,So u basically mean that there will be a day for programmers who want to contribute in way of projects or softwares to the FEDORA project ???Also, please let me know the details of the workshop.Thanks and have a nice time :)
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Md. Ahsanur Rashid,
Undergraduate Student,
Level-4, Term-1,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE),
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET),
Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh.
Tel - (+88) 01715621323
Web: http://introspection.me.uk/2008/7/11 Tushar Neupaney <tushar.neupaney@xxxxxxxxx>:
Ya,
We will also have something for that.
Basically we will conduct an "Only For Advanced User" day program at the end of the workshop.
This day we will have less crowd and more dedicated Linux users.
Tushar.
On 11/07/2008, Ahsan <ahsan.jnl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Tushar,One question --Will there be any presentation about working on FEDORA... and the like... or is the workshop mainly focused on raising awareness among people ?Please let me know asap.Thanks and have a nice time :)
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Md. Ahsanur Rashid,
Undergraduate Student,
Level-4, Term-1,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE),
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET),
Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh.
Tel - (+88) 01715621323
Web: http://introspection.me.uk/2008/7/11 Tushar Neupaney <tushar.neupaney@xxxxxxxxx>:
--Dear Abhishek,
gr8 mail from your side. I have downloaded all your recommended videos.
I have the following plan:
1. 2 Hrs of Presentation each day
2. 2 Hrs of Video/Documentary Show
3. 2 Hrs of Hands on Practical
4. 1 Hr of Launch
5. 20 Min Tea Break
6. 40 Min Break
The program will start at 10:00 A.M in the morning and end at 6:00 in the evening.
And It would be great if you could join us. I hope if it is feasible please also come by with some presentations. I will appreciate that. And can we call someone from neighboring countries too.
Wishes,
Tushar
Abhishek Singh wrote:Dear Tushar,
So as I guess, you are organising an orientation programme cum workshop that will make the target audience aware of GNU/Linux and FOSS, and provide them a brief insight of how to use them, isn't it?
Can you send a brief detail of how are you structuring the programme? Meanwhile the target of 1000 audience doesn't seem feasible; how can you manage them with just 30 volunteers. You need to prepare a lot.
Well, regarding the contents, you can use some of the marketing slides of Fedora which you can find at .... I'll also suggest you to use some of the RedHat Videos like "Truth Happens", "We are here" etc. You can include some materials like "FOSS for Education" (refer to IOSN FOSS Primer for more such materials), "How can FOSS help to create secure and low cost ICT infrastructures?" (refer to the RedHat's Cost Cutter Video for reference). You can also include a Install Fest, which will enable your target audience to get Linux (preferably Fedora) installed on their PC/Laptop. Moreover, providing Live CDs would have been a good option, but the number of audience is a great barrier here.
Well after 27th July, I'll be free and would be able to help you more. Keep in touch.
Regards,
Abhishek Singh
Tushar Neupaney wrote:Dear ambassadors,
I am conducting a three day workshop in BPKIHS, Dharan, this is a medical university and I hope that at least a 1000 people will attend.
To make this opportunity an event of a lifetime and utilize it to motive many to use Linux is my prime goal.
Can anyone contribute to the materials that are needed to be discussed in the workshop.
The things that should not be missed and anything special that can be done economically and easily to motive people.
The tentative date of starting is August 20. (Date still flexible)
We can support:
1. Hall for workshop.
2. Some computers (Not all can get one! limitation due to the crowd)
3. We also have a small set of volunteers (Count: 30)
4. Other supports are still to come....
Hoping to get some support,
Best Regards,
Tushar.
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