Software Freedom Day ‘08 at UMAK
September 26, 2008 at 6:55 pm | In Asia Source II, FOSS, my interests | 1 CommentThe Software Freedom Day 2008 was celebrated worldwide last September 20, 2008. Several celebrations were conducted in the Philippines simultaneously on the same day.
One was done at the University of Makati, which was headed by the CP-Union. Our team, Asia Source Pilipinas (sponsored by IOSN, Exist, and 8Layer) facilitated one breakout session in the afternoon. The session started with a talk on the background and history of Ubuntu and then followed by the basic applications of Ubuntu, which are usually used on a daily basis. Afterwhich, the Edubuntu and its educational applications were introduced as well.
Together with Diane, Myra, Joanna, and Lawrence, we were able to gain the interests and enthusiasm of our audience, which was composed of students, teachers, and IT Professionals. The afternoon was not just all talks and lectures. Headed by Myra, the group facilitated an “Ubuntu Olympics” making the audience learn while having fun. For the said game, the audience was divided into 5 groups and they performed 10 ubuntu tasks. It was soooo fun. Nobody was bored and everybody learned. Win or lose, each one had some freebies and knowledge to take home.
Happy Software Freedom Day!
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