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--- sessions_workshops [2018/12/07 20:51] – balaji
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 Upon request by the Colleges, FSFTN would do a half-day Free Sessions for the students on FOSS Tools and Technologies which will be followed by One or Two Day Workshops.
-Below are some of the guidelines that FSFTN follows Before & After a Session in an Institution,
+* **NYC** - //Not Yet Confirmed//
-  * Gather details about the Venue either it is College, Institution, School, etc.
+===== Upcoming Workshops =====
-  * Make note of the target audience and no. of people you are going to address
-  * Ask interested volunteers to take the session. One Core member is recommended
-  * Take **FSFTN Card** along with you which has all the details in it.
-  * Select session topics with a combination of Talks, Technical Sessions and Hands-on. Make sure to talk about the Free Software and Knowledge Commons aspect in each of these.
-  * Interaction with the participants in most important
-  * Make a note of the session organizers (from School or College) and team leaders. It is a +1 for leadership skills.
-  * Get the details of the Contact person from the Venue 3 or 4 days prior to the session
-  * Communicate the speaker profile of the volunteers to the contact person
-  * Make a personal checklist of things to do on the day before
-  * After the session, have an interactive talk with the staffs and coordinators about the usage of FOSS in their college, forming a User group in their college. This would nurture the relationship with the college in a better way
-  * Don't forget to take a group picture at the end of the session. This would serve as a memory and future inspiration :-)
-  * After the technical sessions have been completed, in the end, Take about FSFTN and why we are here and how they could join us.
-  * Talk about **GLUG Formation** and the knowledge sharing point of it.
-  * Before leaving, ask written feedback from the participants. This is would help us review our standards.
-  * After reaching home, make sure we have a review meeting about what happened there, with other volunteers either through Phone or Direct meetings.
-  * Post pictures of the session in Facebook, Twitter, **Mastodon, Riot Matrix**, Flickr, etc
-  * Make a write-up on it on our [[https://fsftn.org/blog|Blog]]
-  * With the writeup send a mail to [[[email protected]|FSFTN Mailing List]] and a brief report to [[[email protected]|FSFTN Core]]
-  * Submit expenses details for the session during the review meeting
+^ Date ^ College ^ Department ^ Topics ^ No. of Days ^ Expected No. of Participants ^ Speakers ^
+| Feb 2020 | DGN Engineering College, Dindigul | CS & IT | FOSS, Tamil Computing | 1 | 150 | //NYC// |
+===== Completed Workshops =====
+^ Date ^ College ^ Department ^ Topics ^ No. of Days ^ Total Participants ^ Speakers ^ Volunteers ^
+| 02/02/2019 | SJIT, Chennai | CS & IT | [[https://www.facebook.com/fsftn/posts/2530277466999584|Linux Containers & Dockers]] | 1 | 70 | Rahul & Madhan | SJIT Volunteers |
+| 06/09/2019 | NPR Engg. College. Dindigul | CS & IT | [[https://files.fsftn.org/apps/gallery/s/kryzdKroptjiHYo|Python, AI & ML]] | 2 | 150 | Kamal, Rizam, Rahul | Radhakrishnan & Noorul |
+| 23/01/2020 | Mahendra Engineering College | CS & IT | [[https://files.fsftn.org/apps/gallery/s/9Y7nRTJMWKLXWjx|Web Technologies, Git, Inkscape]] | 2 | 50-75 | Radhakrishnan, Mugunthan | Jeyaraj, George |
+FSFTN follows some [[Session Guidelines|guidelines]] and things to do before and after the Workshop in an institution.