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During the discussion on the schoolinux project, we run into this issue,
the "official" state of a my-linux org.
This will involve register my-linux.org into the registration department.
To do this, we need to draw the
organisation plan for my-linux.org, must have a secretary, meeting,
members, etc.
Please give us your view/suggestion/comments/etc.
---------------------- Forwarded by Tan Soe Liang/HQ/SIME_BANK on 11-08-99
10:35 AM ---------------------------
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10-08-99 09:58:22 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Tan Soe Liang/HQ/SIME_BANK)
Subject: Re: SchooLinux progress - 3com Netday program
OK we can play if then else here :)
if (my-linux state there 'official') then
{
use 'my-linux' to apply the stuff
ask school to approach us
}
else
{
we are like person who help directly the school
but use the school name to apply the stuff
we just help them to teach/whatever
}
On Tue, 10 Aug 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Here is some detail extract from the 3com sites.
> Anyway, schoolinux will short of network equipment since most company 486
> does not have a NIC card, and hub, etc
>
> Can we make up the proposal in time if we have a Actual Meeting now?
>
>
>
> http://education.3com.com/netdayasia/index.html
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> -----
> NetDay Asia-Pacific Grant Program Overview
>NetDay Asia-Pacific School Networking Grant Application
> 1999
>
>
>Letter to Educators
>Your Route to Global Learning
>What is the 3Com School Networking Grant
> Program?
>What school may apply?
>What criteria are used to award the grants?
>3Com School Networking Grant Application Instructions
>
>What if I have questions?
>
>
>
>Letter to Educators
>
>Dear Educator:
>
>The 3Com School Networking Grant Program is an effort by 3Com
>Corporation to bring the benefits of the Internet to of the world's
>classrooms. We are committed to giving large numbers of
>students access to the new world of learning through the Internet.
> Through individual grants of networking products, 50
> schools in Asia will be able to provide their students full Internet
access. The
> total Grant Program will be $1 million in Asia for 1999.
>
>Key to this Grant Program is the concept of partnership
> in developing curriculum-based training that allows each of the schools
> to establish and grow their learning opportunities through the Internet.
>
>Applicants most likely to receive awards are those who
> demonstrate solid technology plans and the financial and personnel
> commitment to implement them. Please complete the attached on-line
application
> and submit it to 3Com Corporation at the e-mail address in the
> Instructions section?no later than August 31, 1999. Awards will be
announced by October
> 1, 1999.
>
>If you'd like some ideas for your school's technology
> plan, see the Global Education Network.
>
>Your Route to Global Learning The Internet has opened vast new vistas for
communication
> and learning, as well as creating new ways to prepare our children to
live
> in the Information Age. There's a new world of educational resources
opening
> up to educators: from on-line museum tours to up-to-the minute news
> stories. It's information within easy reach of your students through the
Internet.
>
>What is the 3Com School Networking Grant Program?
>
>They are 50 one-time awards of networking products to
> schools in Asia that demonstrate a clear technology vision and the
financial
> and personnel commitment to incorporate the Internet in their teaching
> programs.
> Each award includes the networking equipment to provide a
> school with full Internet access. 3Com School Networking Grants include
a
> combination of the following products and services:
>
> Access router
> Switches or hubs
> Network Interface Cards
>
>The specific equipment included in the donation will
> depend on the size and configuration of the network within the school.
>
>What schools may apply? Any non-profit public or private school located in
one of
> the following countries:
>
>Japan, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Korea,
> Australia, New Zealand, Thailand
>
> What criteria are used to award the Grants?
>
>In awarding the Grants, 3Com will give preference to
> schools that:
>
>Possess a clear, well-articulated technology vision
> and plan for using the products and services for curriculum-based
> applications. Demonstrate an understanding of the technology
> infrastructure needed to achieve their vision and a need for the products
> offered in the Grant Program.
>
>Demonstrate a personnel and financial commitment to
> developing this infrastructure, including adequate funding to cover
> expenses for all equipment and services required to establish the
> Internet connection for at least two years.
>
> Ability to complete network installation by December
> 1, 1999 3Com School Networking Grant Application Instructions:
> 1.E-Mail the completed application to:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 2.Applications must be sent by August 31, 1999 to be
> eligible for consideration.
>
>Note: a copy of this application is available on-line.
>
>What if I have questions?
>Send your question(s) via e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> with the word
>question" in the subject line on the e-mail header.
>
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