On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 09:03:21PM +0800, Migs Paraz wrote (wyy sez):
> On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 02:56:00PM +0800, Marvin T. Pascual wrote:
> > I agree with Migz and I also agree Doc Mana's concept. It's nice to train
> > newbies as future trainors with an actual lab work. Newbies will really
> > appreciate it if there is an actual lab work especially if there is a case
> > study or project to be accomplished when the training ends.
>
> So to get started, what do you think the courseware should include?
>
we can start with existing courseware such as the iphil's, ACENT's and others.
also the available courseware such as those in LDP. i think they have a good
start. i am working on one for systems programming now. i have one for
parallel computing with MPI already. nasa website ko lahat. just check it
out and comments are appreciated.
> > How about if we conduct a week or two Linux Trainors' Training and every
> > batch of participants will solve a project for government, schools or even
> > for NGO's as a final requirement? Maybe a website with a mail server for
> > each institution. Then it should be by batch sessions. What do you think?
>
> I think it is good to have a practicum or even a case study to implement.
> To answer my own courseware question above, maybe we could look at the
> requirements of the institutions and build a specific course for that.
> Then we can generalize.
>
the classes that people have taught can be used as basis and experiences can
be gathered. kaya discussion over coffee overlooking marikina is good. hehehe.
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