Mahesh M wrote:
Well, the group is meant for giving necessary tech support to conduct workshops(as we did in THS) in schools across the district. We need groups with at least 3 members in each group, mostly from 4th sem and 6th sem (Not more than 5 :-) ). Schools will organize workshops and we have to give complete technical support including lectures,(GNU/Linux related topics), practical sessions(Phoenix, Electronics and Programming) , project etc. We will be having another PHOENIX workshop for School Teachers in June organized by KSTA (Kerala School Teachers Association)...:-). So we need the teams ready by the end of this month. It would be really great if the team were exposed to one of the PHOENIX workshops in June."A team from MES" is a good idea idea..But details like "how many", "What kind of work" etc are quite very very important.I dont think we can count more than 10 or maximum of 15 students. Thats all.I think a mixed team would be better, rather than concidering college-wise.. Then it will be technically (and other-wise also) sound..Well its just an opinion...
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