hi everyone, it would be rude and unjust if i failed to echo chris's thoughts.the pilot was a success and this is attributable to a dedicated,commited and great team leader and a united team . The challenges we faced will be addressed by steve in his report. lots of thanks to steve,the wikimedia foundation,my team members(ann and chris) and our local president,abbass. On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 1:26 PM, Chris Riwa chriwaustin@gmail.com wrote:
This briefing comes with great joy from the team that was tasked to conduct the Nyeri pilot for the Wikimedia for schools project. The team that went to Nyeri; comprising of the team leader Stephen, the two wonderful ladies Grace and Ann and I are glad to confirm to all of you that the pilot was a success. The team managed to interact with a whooping eleven schools in total, the highest number achieved compared to the other two initial projects. However, this is a gain to all of us as an institution and should encourage us to go the extra mile in all our endeavors. A detailed report will be availed to everyone once we finish up on its nitty-gritty and compilation. Gratitude goes to the Wikimedia foundation and all the members of the Kenyan Chapter who played a part in ensuring the success of this project. Furthermore, I would like to commend on the good workmanship of my fellow team members and the unending team spirit that was portrayed at all times. That is a team one can 'die' to be with. Lastly, I would like you all to put your heads into thoughts regarding the words of one of the principals we met. He said, "we do have the technology, but how is the technology helping us achieve our daily goals and objectives?" Thank you all and be blessed! WebRep Overall rating
WebRep Overall rating
WikimediaKE mailing list WikimediaKE@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimediake