Jsn-Bart - the only presentations I have are on the ambassadors and marketing websites. Do you need a link? Stuart On Saturday 07 May 2011 13:21:57 Jan-Bart Spang wrote:
Thanks for the replies, guys.
Good point, Daniel.. I will keep that in mind.. I can always bring the repo's for ATI and Nvidia along to the class on a number of DVD's.. They're not so big :-)
Johann, I hope to get a few more people interested in openSUSE and Linux in order to start a LUG around here. They will probably be every day users like myself. At least I hope so since I am no programmer, server guy and would probably not be able to help them. Yes, they can phone me at home between 5 and 9 if they run into problems.
I will be keeping it short since there will only be so much talking I can do. I will be showing people how to install, set-up partitions, dual boot with Windows, explain the different desktops, to set-up restricted formats, email, multimedia, burn cd's, edit audio and video, Skype, etc... everything the average computer user may need.
Stuart, do you, or indeed anyone, have any slides for the above subjects?
Regards,
Jan-Bart Spang openSUSE ambassador Ireland
On 07/05/11 04:59, daniel tan wrote:
Hi There,
Try to get desktop instead of notebook or laptop with graphics card such as ATI or NVidia. Reason why, sometimes when a certain card is not supported, you need to help them to work around. That will cause you to stop and out of schedule and focusing on the graphic install instead.
danieltanz
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 3:37 PM, Johann Els
mailto:jels@novell.com> wrote: Hi There,
I have done training / workshops on SUSE. There is a couple of things you have to think about,
What do you want to achieve?
Who is the audience technical or user?
When they run into problems when installing at home can they phone you?
When you talking to techies you must start slow show a lot of yast etc then later go command line etc.
When you deal with users have everything setup Printers, movie players etc that you can compare how easy SUSE is to use that MS
Keep the session short max two hours.
Johann
>>> Jan-Bart Spang
mailto:jb.spang@iol.ie> 5/6/2011 9:12 AM >>>
Hello all,
I may have the opportunity to teach Linux/openSUSE at a local school as a night course. It would be 6 - 8 weeks long and a total of 12 - 16 hours. I was wondering if anyone else out there has done the same and would have a bit of a lesson plan? I have never done this before and am a bit lost at where to start with this.
Regards,
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