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aku cadangkan mereka2 yg ingin melihat projek schoolinux berjaya, sediakan
satu borang untuk mereka2 yg berminat. sesiapa yg berminat boleh isi borang tu.
masalahnya aku tak pandai bab2 borang ni, so aku bagi cadangan je la....
so sapa yg nak start dulu.... sila angkat tangan!!!Sorang dah le, jangan ramai2
pulak buat borang tu...
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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 ---------------------------
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10-08-99 09:58:22 AM
>
> Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> 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
> > -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
> > -----
> > 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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