On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 9:43 AM, Sheel Sindhu Manohar < [email protected]> wrote:
> Okey thanks to all my friends that they are suggest me and done a great job > By stopping me to do such a nonsense work > okey thanks for ur help > > ok... so you are saying it will be more constructive ? Sounds good... Basically my suggestion is that you go all out- to reach out to who-ever is interested-- divide the task among your friends/volunteers of pasting banners in each college. Reach out to all engg colleges-- and also to all DU colleges-- even those which have no science colleges-- and if possible to private colleges doing UG courses in animation etc... At some level there will be a amount of "natural selection" happening-- that there will always be a percentage of the "cool crowd"-- who will be unaware... but your goal should be that no matter how big OR how small the event-- it has certain levels of quality-- and maintains a certain focus. One thing you can do-- is to have a discussion with Narendra-- about putting up a knowledge commons stall--- and having a session OR workshop for teachers also--- that will get teachers from various colleges involved--- and if you have a teachers session on first second day-- then you can be sure that not only will they promote Linux in their colleges-- but they will also push their own students to be aware of and come to your event (though probably next time/next event-- since this event will only put the seeds). Just my thoughts... time permitting, even I will try to be there-- atleast to see how the event goes-- and I will be happy to help... Regards, NS -- l...@iitd - http://tinyurl.com/ycueutm
