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Re: [school-discuss] FOSS Digital Literracy Camapaign in Cameroon,Africa



Thanks Sleen
I believe the distance don't matter, as a matter of fact am also
working remotely with some friends on
http://igg.me/at/cameroon-cyber/x/5853802
And with the cyber having some difficulties i just taught that instead
of waiting the endo of the on line campaign i to do this one i can
stil start this one, not to talk about the fact is till hypothetical.
After all even if the Indiegogo Campaign is not successful at least
the FOSS Digital Literacy Campaign, will have an impact on people live
here, they are many of them who have never touch a computer not to
talk about using Linux.
For the training materials i will inspire my self with :
http://www.opensource.bda.lv/en/education-materials/
Particularly the modules 1,2 and 7 .
I can't wait to do that am going to talk with people at the radio
station now to know if they can make an announcement about.
I will share the content of the announcement.
Thanks
On 1/30/14, Tomslin Samme-Nlar <s.tomsleen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear Marc,
>
> Great initiative I must say. Though I would be interested, I don't live in
> Cameroon at the moment unfortunately. I don't know if you've heard of
> FOSSFA (Free and OpenSource Software Foundation for Africa)(
> http://fossfa.net/ )? I will forward your request to the mailing list with
> you in copy and you will definitely get help with such a project from
> there.
>
> I wish you luck with this great project bro.
> Cheers!
>
> Sleen
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 1:25 PM, Marc Stephan Nkouly
> <mcsteann@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
>
>> Good Morning to everyone
>> Am a young man managing a cyber cafe in Bamenda, Cameroon In AFRICA.
>> I discovered a Linux some few years back with the help of a friend of
>> mine living in the UK.
>> I wish to launch a Digital Literacy campaign with FOSS to show to
>> people in my community  that Computers is not as difficult to use as
>> they may think .
>> Is true after this i will like to do launch another program to target
>> School Drop out and unemployed adults to train them on basics Linux
>> and other technical parts so that they can consider a career in
>> Computing with Foss and hence go out of the cycle of Poverty.
>> I don't consider my self as much knowledgeable about this subject but
>> i will like to collaborate with people interested and follow
>> curriculum that is proven and tested.
>> For the first phase i intent to start as soon as possible and am going
>> to make a radio  announcement
>> The propose curriculum is and we are going to target people who have
>> never touch a computer we are going to introduce them to using
>> computers DEBIAN or peppermint OS (For the moment we already have 8
>> computers running Peppermint, unfortunately i was not able to find
>> documentation on the web base that teach " Using Computer & Managing
>> files base on LXDE")
>> If they are people interested let me know because as i said this is
>> just the first stage after am going to launch another one a bit
>> technical base with LINUX ESSENTIAL .
>> Am looking forward while waiting for the response of people interested.
>> Marc
>> Here's a link on my Campaign.
>> http://igg.me/at/cameroon-cyber/x/5853802
>> --
>>
>>
>> Marc Stephan Nkouly
>> bp: 5180 Nkwen
>>  Bamenda
>> cameroon
>>
>>  Mobile:
>>  00 237 77 95  77 55
>>  00 237 96 19 11 50
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