Raju Mathur
Thu, 10 Oct 2002 21:06:24 -0700
Hi Praveen, >>>>> "Praveen" == Praveen B Sundaram <Praveen> writes:
Praveen> Dear Raju, I guess you already saw this mail ? Before i
Praveen> posted this to the Linux School Project started off in
Praveen> Delhi I thought that this is a good thing to discuss and
Praveen> implement what you guys in Delhi are doing already. I am
Praveen> keen on working on the school Project here in Bangalore.
Praveen> If the archives of the School project is avaialble i
Praveen> think Sanjeev could go thru the same.
Thanks for the mail: I hadn't seen it earlier. I'm forwarding it to
the LAP (Linux Access Project) list.
The LAP archives are available at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/school%40linux-delhi.org/
Sanjeev, please consider joining the LAP mailing list: mail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with `subscribe' (without the `quotes')
in the subject and an empty message body. Our objectives overlap, and
I hope we can work together.
Regards,
-- Raju
Praveen> Warm Regards Praveen Sundaram
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>> From: Sanjeev Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
>> '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:
>> [blug-non-tech] Computer Lab For Athmashree School Date: 10 Oct
>> 2002 10:49:06 -0700
>>
>> Hello, I am working as a ASIC engineer in San Jose CA. In my
>> spare time I am helping a non profit charitable institute "Home
>> Of Hope" (http://www.hohinc.org) which helps poor children in
>> India. Currently we are evaluating a proposal to build a
>> computer lab for a school in Bangalore. This school provides
>> excellent education for children from the poor and needy
>> children. The school contact details are ATHMA SHREE EDUCATION
>> ASSOCIATION 7th MAIN ROAD THAYAGARAGANAGAR BANGALORE 560028
>> INDIA PHONE: 90-080 - 6771481 CONTACT PERSON: S. R. SATHYA
>> NARAYAN
>>
>> The proposal we have from them is 22 computers with Windows
>> software. The annual budget currently proposed is Rs13 lakhs
>> per year (includes teachers from 'Future School'). I will be
>> getting details about the syllabus soon but I am sure it is
>> like learning MS Office.. I personally feel that this is unfair
>> for the children to go thru Windows and just learn
>> applications...seems very superficial..but I dont see any other
>> choice?
>>
>> Would anyone/or your association suggest an alternate plan
>> using Linux ? Can we do it as a pilot project and create a
>> syllabus that teaches something deeper then just superficial
>> certificates. Is anyone interested or suggest a company that
>> would install, maintain these linux computers?
>>
>> thanks sanjeev
>>
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