We always know a place where we find strange peace…
Sahana at FOSS Workshop by NRCFOSS in JMIT, Radaur.
On 7th & 8th November 2008 A FOSS introductory workshop is being organized at JMIT, Raudaur, for Lecturers/Professors of computer / electronic streams at JMIT and neighboring colleges. Proposed strength is 40 participants, which will also include some student members.
Link: http://nrcfosshelpline.in/code/wiki/JmitHaryanaWorkshop
Am planning to conduct a hands-on session to install & use Sahana for the participants. Will be talking to their CSE department to have some kind of contributions done to the project.
I code for SAHANA. Do you?
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