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Re: [LUG] Why are there so few women in our LUG - does this indicate there are few female Linux users ?

 

On Fri, 2008-01-18 at 12:01 +0000, viv wrote:

> Any idea of how I could go about volunteering my services to the
> education sector ?
Start weith your local secondary school. They should be looking for role
models to talk to classes - how your career developed with any issue you
agree with the lead teacher. Start with a teacher you know to find out
how best to get in - who to start talking to to get your foot in the
door. A GL laptop would not go amiss to show projected images - some of
your history and work, demonstrate some skills you have, do a bit of
programming, show some GL screens and programmes in action.

Who knows - you might get a reputation! You may be asked to repeat your
talk to all classes in one year - like up to 8 times! Or it could be an
assembly - though that might be a very short talk, but might whet their
appetite for more.

Good luck. Good project.

-- 
james kilty
http://www.kilty.demon.co.uk


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