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Starting an ICT Club in your School

Starting an ICT Club in your School. ‘Gbenga Sesan Program Manager Lagos Digital Village me@gbengasesan.com www.lagosdigitalvillage.org.ng. ICT4All Seminar. Lagos Digital Village, Ebute Metta, Lagos, Nigeria. March 29, 2006. ICT Opportunities.

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Starting an ICT Club in your School

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  1. Starting an ICT Club in yourSchool ‘Gbenga Sesan Program Manager Lagos Digital Village me@gbengasesan.com www.lagosdigitalvillage.org.ng ICT4All Seminar.Lagos Digital Village, Ebute Metta, Lagos, Nigeria.March 29, 2006

  2. ICTOpportunities • RESEARCH: Explore the world’s largest pool of knowledge and data. The internet provides amazing search opportunities – wider than your imagination • EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION: Stay in touch without stress, remember birthdays. eMail, chat, SMS… Skype’s free VoIP calls, GMail’s 2GB of space, etc • TRANSGENERATIONAL IMPACT: Leave a legacy, contribute to global web content. Your personal website can help inspire another young person. Or start a web log (blog) • PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Maximize internet opportunities. School.ie, MIT OCW, etc, are examples of diverse high-end educational opportunities • GLOBAL PARTICIPATION AND RELEVANCE: There’s no better tool for global collaboration. Be omnipresent…

  3. Starting an ICT Club • Find out is there’s already an ICT/Computer Club. If there’s one, join and participate actively. Otherwise: • Speak with other students (various classes) with similar interest about your intention to start an ICT club • Draft a formal letter of your intention and make available to the teacher in charge of clubs and societies (copy the VP Admin) • Contact Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (LDV’s partner on this project) – info@pin.org.ng or seun.olajide@pin.org.ng to tell us of your interest and you can enjoy support from start-up to take-off • Give the teacher enough reason to prove that you are serious: a report of your participation at this meeting, a little essay on the role of ICTs for today’s youth, etc • Follow up with a call or eMail… And after you start…

  4. "We're in pre-school, and play with computer toys..." "My secondary school has an ICT club, and I'm a member..." "Our College of Education is starting an IT Club next session..." "I'm the new president of my Polytechnic's ICT Club..." "My university has many ICT-related group, such as the Electronic Club, IEE, NACOSS and IEEE..." "As a young professional, I am passionate about ICTs, and also volunteer at a local NGO..." We all have one thing in common: interest in ICTs. Don't deny yourself the opportunity for expression; join the platform of engagement, networking, inspiration and action. Learn more about, and join the Nigerian Youth ICT4D Network (NYIN)...

  5. Thank You ‘Gbenga Sesan Program Manager Lagos Digital Village me@gbengasesan.com www.lagosdigitalvillage.org.ng ICT4All Seminar.Lagos Digital Village, Ebute Metta, Lagos, Nigeria.March 29, 2006

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