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Starting points for planning

This page and other linked pages will be used to plan this track for Asia Source II. Active participation in editing these pages is strongly encouraged!

Updated agenda can be always found here - Open Publishing and Broadcasting Agenda

Track Summary

Track One Summary From Initial Announcement:

Open Publishing and Broadcasting: Communication Strategies and Writing Effectively. Graphic Design, Web Tools [Content Management Systems, Blogs, Wikis] and Audio/Video Production and Streaming. Script Writing and Story Boarding. File Formats and Conversion Utilities. Shooting and Editing Methodologies. Who should attend: Campaigners, Content Developers, Web Masters, Activists, Fundraisers, Graphic Designers, Film Makers, Radio Professionals, New Media

Track mailing list: asiasource2-track1@lists.apdip.net

Mailing list archives: http://lists.apdip.net/mailman/listinfo/asiasource2-track1

Track Goals

abstract

  • have fun!
  • learn and share from each other
  • build peer networks
  • create an appreciation of new FOSS multimedia tools and their possibility for publishing, organisation and social networking, including how it can be practically applied to an organisations work.

concrete

  • know how to use open content licenses
  • create a draft strategy/blueprint as to how to employ these tools in their organisation (could be text or visual and added to the site)
  • contribute to building the website for track1

Framing Questions for Track Planning

  • Intended audience(s): who are you planning this track curriculum for? What assumptions are you making about skills and knowledge?

And - It's very hard to know the exact skills and knowledge before hand of the various participants. I am assuming their knowledge of the area to be limited but I can only base that on the previous Asia Source I went to. Any more indication from the organisers or other facilitators would be much appreciated.

  • Track goals: what new skills/abilities will each participant leave the camp having attained?

And -

  • create and edit audio and distribute it online, including podcasting
  • rip a dvd and convert it to be copied to CD, re-editted or distributed online
  • set up and run a blog
  • understand what a CMS, publish to it and configure it
  • encode, compress and upload video to the internet
  • know how to use multimedia production and distribution tactically as part of their advocacy/campaigns
  • ability to do basic editing of photos using gimp
  • know how to edit a wiki including adding new pages
  • Intermediate milestones to reach goals: what are the incremental skills/knowledge each participants will acquire to reach the track goals?

And-

  • understanding what a CMS is
  • understanding what a blog is
  • conceptual understanding of open publishing and participatory media production
  • Screening questions: what questions will you ask participants to determine their level of skill?

And-

  • Have you ever created an audio/video production? What software did you use?
  • Do you have a blog?
  • how often would you publish content online? What type of content? (audio, video, photos, text)
  • Do you know what a Content Management System is and can you install one?
  • Have you used a wiki before? To do what?
  • Have you ever produced printed materials? (flyer, posters etc.) If so what software did you use?
  • Do you subscribe to any podcasts? What ones? Have you ever published audio online?

And how will you determine their goals/needs?

And-

  • I think we should spend a significant portion of the first session discussing together what people aim to get out of the camp. Obviously there are quite distinct areas that different people are working that should provide some direction. We can also survey people in the lead up to the camp and ask them directly to establish some goals and communicate them with us. Is there are plan to have a separate list per track?


Agenda content for this track can be posted at Open Publishing and Broadcasting Agenda.

Hardware Requirements

What computers and other hardware are required for successful delivery of this track?

  • Decently fast computers for doing graphics, audio and video work.
  • Mp3/mini-disk recorders.
  • data projector
  • intranet server hosting various CMS for people to publish to - wordpress, drupal, loudblog, others?
  • it would be good to get people blogging from the beginning about the camp and also using that platform for podcasting - will something like that be set up?

What should participants bring?

Own laptop if possible and any audio/video/photo equipment they have.

Each participant will need access to a computer.

Any of their own multimedia creations they might like to work with.

Track CD

Participant CD's will be burned for each track, allowing them to take home a range of software, documentation and other resources. What should be on the CD for this track?

And_ - I would just give participants copies of the open publishing and audio/video editions of ngo-in-a-box. Creating a customised set of tools at this stage will be way too much work and these are already very much attuned to the content of this track. 

* http://audiovideo.ngoinabox.org
* http://openpublishing.ngoinabox.org

Track Facilitators

Asia Source II participants working as facilitators for this track include:

idaman andarmosoko from indonesia had been working in databases in university context, and databases for Human rights violation monitoring, apart from that had been also engaged in various trainings of information management for NGOs, currently board member of institute for global justice a research and advocacy institution for WTO and globalization issues.

Additional track planners:

  • Sunil Abraham
  • Marek Tuszynski
  • Allen Gunn

To Do

  • Get CMSs installed on intranet
  • drupal
  • wordpress
  • trying making a podcast using the CMSs on the servers
  • test and install programmes on computer
  • audactiy
  • gimp
  • juice
  • gtranscode???
  • handbrake
  • democracy player
  • plan for coverage of event
  • inform participants and check they are doing it - assign people to show what they have been doing.
  • develop curricula more including structure of lessons and lesson plans
  • splitting into smaller groups
  • hands on sessions
  • case studies

Track 1 Day by Day Notes

Know what track 1 has been doing since day 1. Have a peek at the Open Publishing and Broadcasting World - Track Updates

Day 1

Monday, January 22nd 2007

The session was spent on introductions, briefing, and orientation. Each track 1 member shared his/her expectations and the things he/she can contribute to the group. Based on the expectations given, the agenda was modified by the facilitators.

The following are the group's compiled expectations and contributions:

EXPECTATIONS
I. Open Content Publishing and Broadcasting 

  - Why do we need it ?
  - When
  - Benefits => How does it change lives for the better
  - Ethical Issues
  - Content Licensing

II. Tools/Skills 

  - Video/Audio
  - Wiki/Blogs
  - Mambo
  - CMS(Content Management System)/Website
  - Web design
  - CSS (Cascading Stylesheets Syntax)/Layout
  - Radio production
  - Writing

III. E-Learning & E-Governance

IV. Taking Open Publishing into our Communities 

  - Positioning strategies
  - Reaching the under privileged
  - Promotional strategies
  - Managing a web-based campaign
  - Drawing-in audience
  - Using peer Network effectively

CONTRIBUTIONS 

- sound forge
- lessons learned the organization
- E-learning
- Active Engagement
- Managing Small Business Enterprise
- Writing Strategies
- Learning Facilitations
- Installing and Managing CMS (Content Management System)
- CSS (Cascading Stylesheets Syntax)
- Taking Videos / Photo Editing
- Writing Articles/Creative Writing
- Blogging Experiences
- FOSS Campaign

Interestingly, the agreed overall process along the camp in track one will be :

  • share and learn together
  • challenge each other
  • tell stories
  • strech

Day 2


Tuesday, January 23rd 2007


Today's discussion is about open publishing. Cheekay has the first session, introduction to open publishing. Small group discussion generates questions then used to approach open publishing, especially as dealing with participatory, transparent editorial, the openness, trust and truth issues of open publishing.

Afterwards, the track participants are divided into 4 small groups to discuss track one web project planning. The discussion of the step by step web planning by the small groups are then brought back to the track discussion.

In small groups, the track participants discuss to answer these questions (they are basic question arise in the beginning of web development project)

  • Name of the site
  • Target audience, means the main visitors of the web and why they visit the website
  • Roles
  • Look and feel of the website
  • Promotion strategy of the web
<p>After coffee break, Cheekay continues with introduction to the web developing project and planning a web publishing project for the camp. It's a little difficult for the group to find the name of the website, so discussion about the name is being sent into the broader context, the camp vote their favorite name out of the four names prepared as the result of track discussion.

The names to be voted are:

  • asiafoss.org
  • asia-foss.org
  • foss-journal.org
  • flossing-asia.com

Next session is introduction to CMSs by Andy and Idaman. It is the hands on session in which all the participants are trying to get familiar with basic features of Drupal in which the web is developed.

Day 3


Wednesday, January 24th 2007


Open content licensing (And_)
This day started with Andy's discussion on Open Content Licensing. Open Source describes any kind of creative work like articles, pictures, audio, video, etc. published in a format that allow copying and modifying of the information by anyone. There's the GNU Free Documentation License and the Creative Commons. GNU Free Documentation License is strictly for commercial use and allows modifications while in the Creative Commons, you have the choice if you want to make it commercialized and allow people to modify it.
Introduction to blogging (Dina)
Dina gave a brief discussion on blogging. She defined blogging, how and when to use it, and its benefits and advantages. So blogging is like an online diary, journal entries, and basically contains the thoughts of the blogger. Several excellent blogs were shown and discussed by the group. Dina also talked about tagging, which proved to be very useful.
Photo publishing and distribution (Idaman/Dina)
The group worked on GIMP. Cheekay first took photos of each one of us. We then used these photos when we worked on the GIMP. We basically learned about compressing the photos and putting them up online. By the end of the day, we all have our photos in our user account in the camp blog. Check it out...

Day 4


Thursday, January 25th 2007

The days discussion is audio editing and open publishing. The morning session is introduction to digital audio/audacity by Andy. The session, as usual, is the hands on session in which all the participants are free to try and experience the use of audacity. The idea is simply to have a voice recording or piece of music, editing the recording and post the audio in the camp blog.

Next, Dina shares tracking and tagging skill also the use of RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed. She also gives brief introduction to bloglines, technorati, feedster, blogstreet, FURL and del.icio.us

After Dina's session, Andy introduces Podcasting. Basically it is the audio open publishing part. Andy shares the technical skills needed to have your audio published in the web. And, the hands on session is when participants of the track uploading the edited audio into the camp blog.

Day 5


Friday, January 26th 2007

Web and Mobiles (trixie)


Txt Power is one of the words of the day. Trixie from the Philippines spared us few minutes of her time to share her experiences and knowledge on the ability and power of SMS messaging as a tool for advocacy and broadcasting. Afterwards, the group divided into small group discussions to discuss their own experiences in using SMS as a tool. Mobile/text brainstorms after Trixie's talk:

  • SMS messaging known as one direction with no guarantee of response
  • can NGOs fin some income using mobile tech, eg download via sms database info for a small fee
  • Getting information via SMS database can be very cheap
  • SMS not always cheap + not in local language
  • SMS messaging can be effectively used in spreading information and it's potential for fundraising
  • It is possible to access the office server from the outside thru mobile as long as you have the internet connection
  • SMS messaging can be used for petitions and progress reports
  • Petitions thru mobile/text takes away the need to add name or other sign that makes people hesitant to do
  • Mobiles can also be used for personal blogging called MOBlogging
  • Information requests/product prices in realtime can be sent to a gateway

Video distribution (and_)

The discussion revolved on the site where one can publish videos, strategies for bringing your work out there and doing campaign work thru video distribution, creating and subscribing to video podcasts and the free and open source software tools that can be used.

Since the group has different topics in mind that they want to discuss other than the planned agenda, the facilitators decided to divide the group into 3 small group discussions: online advocacy, blogging, and more on video distribution. In video distribution, Andy taught us the way of compressing the video before we put it online. The usual standard size for videos on net is 320 x 240.

Day 6


Saturday, January 27th 2007
OUTING DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • To Mangga Dua Jakarta
  • Tangkuban Perahu volcano Bandung
  • Rafting

Day 7


Sunday, January 28th 2007

The morning session starts with the discussion in which both the track participants an facilitators contribute in the ways open publishing can give advantage to the NGOs/SMEs also in finding out the good model to open publishing by sharing stories of the good websites. The session then leads to the first big word of the day in track one : the information architecture.

Cheekay introduces the phrase and the participants contributing to the meaning.
Brainstorms on information architecture

  • how information is actually used by the audience
  • determining your needs
  • optimizing the use of information for the organization (policy/goals)
  • how organize collected information
  • effective information to the audience
  • how info flows from source to the audience
  • how data becomes info
  • knowing what approach to your audience
  • information community
  • design, build, optimally use and maintain information
As complete meaning is gathered, comes the next big word of the day which is specifications document.

The words contains:

  • Goals - basically the organization's objectives. One must think how the information can contribute to the goals.
  • Audience - listing of partners, collaborators, constituents, etc. One must determine the audience first and figure out why a particular user visits the website. Make a competitive and needs analysis.
  • Site Content - this is where the information comes in
  • Site Structure - come up with a navigation blueprints
  • Visual Design - layout of the site; the look and feel of it
  • Roles - who does what

Hands-on, the participants work as pairs, help one another to build the info-architecture for their organization/community. This time the participants have this homework: making short presentation to the group

Day 8

Monday, January 29th 2007

As part of our planning workshop, everybody have presented what are they going to do when they go back to their own organizations, in the speedgeeking way.

Below are the plans of the participants:

Seng Sophoan

Reporting on women issue , trafficking, human right, social issue and education to strengthen human right and democracy in Cambodia.

Aakang adi

Pilot project 

                                      KORPS SUKARELA PALANG MERAH INDONESIA
                                             UNIT UNIVERSITAS ANDALAS

Volunteers Corps of Indonesia red Cross, in Indonesia always call Korps Sukarela Palang Merah Indonesia (KSR PMI). Work for managing human activity like a Search and Rescue (SAR) and Evacuation, Blood Transfusion, First Aid, Disaster Management, General Kitchen, CBDF, CBFA, etc.

Goals

  • Build a disaster team
  • Publishing and information Disaster
  • Prepared to overcome disaster based community or CBDP (community Based Disaster Preparedness and CBFA (Community Based First Aid)

Audience

  • Activist, student, relief worker, Scout, volunteers teams (TSR), other KSR, etc
  • Community people in West Sumatera.
  • Other people....

Site Content

  • About Organization
  • Program (PRS, PP, PB, DU, Phast, Watsan, SRP, KDD etc)
  • Disaster Information
  • Disaster news
  • Database of Blood transfusion (for member Keluarga Donor Darah)
  • Map of disaster area and area in West Sumatra
  • Photo, video, animation
  • Article
  • Contact us

Related links :
www.palangmerah.org

Nunik Herawati

I work for an IT Company and I really want to make FOSS more knowing by all the people in Indonesia. That why I will built a web site for woman organization, " Pengajian Wanita Surabaya". The Organization has been active for years in Surabaya, East Java. They have a lots agenda, such as, Learning Holly Quran, Seminar, and also run several School. By now, we have gathered the data bases. The website will provide an information to the member about the organization's agenda, and material from the facilitator, profile of the facilitator, photo gallery and of course an discussion forum. The website have to link to others website related to woman education, and woman issues. We will built the website with LAMP. The second plan, we will provide a training for the leader and facilitator. We will maintenance and support the web.

Wandee Panyavannasiri


Project Name: www.it-coopsthailand.com
Goal:

  • Building network among IT specialists and IT specialist community
  • Providing basic and advanced ICT training for poverty-oriented co-operatives and stimulating virtual cooperative


Target Audiences:

  • IT specialists and all it@coops project concerned


Site Contens

  • Free Open source Knowledge and program in Thai
  • IT Knowledge
  • Data based:BDCs,IT specialists data
  • Forum
  • Follow up from
  • News


Remark:
it@coops project :Information Technology for Southeast Asian Co-operative.The project it@coops provides poverty-oriented co-operative with basic and advanced IT skills and stimulates virtual cooperation. After I go back I will share all knowledge to all my IT specialists and set up taskforce for revising website building a community, 1 day seminare on FOSS. Make a blog for all IT specialists to communicate and participation. more comment please feel free to contact me at wsirikan@hotmail.com
website: www.it-coopsthailand.com

Carmela Bona's Project

Since my organization, the Mindanao Business Council, has an existing website already, I'm thinking of just revising it based on the following information architecture:


Goals

  • keep members updated on information and events related to their business or chambers
  • facilitate interaction between members and funding agencies, government agencies and other NGOs


Audience

  • Members
  • Possible Investors


Site Content

  • Updates - trading, economic reviews, etc.
  • Announcements
  • Training Modules (in future)
  • Transparency and Accountable Governance (TAG)
  • Mining


Roles

  • members participate in the forum (as sign up users)
  • project managers will be responsible in updating their special allocations in the site
  • MIS will be modifying the look and will be in-charged of the other technical concerns
  • Communications Officer who updates the content/articles section
  • Policy Advocacy Officer to update the advocacy issues like the TAG and Mining advocacies

Ardita


Restructuring current web site by improving the front page, conducting simple usability test and adding more pages to elaborate more information. Other things on to do list: translating whole English version of the web site into Bahasa Indonesia and fixing missing links. A part from that, engaging budding writers among staff members to write more about project activities and issue-based opinions on a web log, either on an web log that is hosted externally or internally. Exploring the use and identifying the suitable FOSS tools for open publishing are also part of the web site restructuring agenda.

Adi


Improving the English-version website of Mining Advocacy Network (JATAM)

The flow of information at JATAM's english-version website is late compared to the Indonesian version. Apart from the update matters, there are some functions that should be added into the website like publications, feedback, and how the audience can contribute to our campaign. As mining sector involves the many foreign actors like corporations, journalists, financial institutions, and stock exchange, JATAM must consider a way to address them all as campaign targets.

The goal of the website construction is to bring more traffic to our website and to link it with the other open publishing websites that could further help spreading the organization's campaign. The audience that will be addressed by this website is the english speaking journalists, financial institutions, researcher, human rights and environmental activists, mining companies, and stock exchange brokers.

The content of the english website will be general information about the state of mining sector of Indonesia, the social and ecological risks of mining projects, our campaign, links, references, and feedback. The people who will be responsible for development of the website will be campaigner and website administrator.

more about JATAM


Thipphavanh

I will create a website for the company to attract, donors, supporters, funding agencies and anybody who interested in the projects that related to the community development issues in Laos. The website will be able to collect comments from donors and any sectors on the projects implementation

Da


Project name: Women Empowerment for Social Change.


Outputs: an interactive online website and ICT training courses for women's organizations.


Goals:

  • Ensuring that the necessary information is made available in Khmer language and facilitating and fostering communication among gender activists.
  • Creating awareness on how ICT can help gender equality.
  • Ensuring that women’s organizations are competent to teach and use ICT for empowering women.


Target audiences:

  • Women from women organizations.
  • Female and male representatives from government and non-governmental institutions those works related to women’s issues.
  • young women and students.


Site content: Gender, ICT, violence, trafficking, education, health, leadership/management, jobs, life style, women's organization, related laws/policies.


Visual design: There will be two visual designs, one for the front page and another one for sub pages.

  • The front page will have header section which is for logo, slogan, and banner. Under the header section will be divided into three columns: the left column is for information categories, the middle is for content body, the right section will contain search, login, poll.
  • The sub page will have the same header as the front page. However, it's body section will only be divided into two sections: left side for information categories, and then the content body.

The main color to be used for the website is probably "purple color family" and other colors that can be suitably used with purple.


Roles:

  • Administrator: to do the whole management of the Content Management System, Drupal, for example: customize the looks and feels, manage user accounts, monitor and maintain the system.
  • Content developer: develop content and upload it to the website.
  • Authenticated user: read content, be able to comment on published articles, and has own blog.
  • Unauthenticated user: read content and be able to comment on published articles

Kunthy

To build a website for ICT community. The purpose is to share knowledge and experience around IT stuff. In present, it's only a forum discussion which based on these key areas : ICT General Discussion, Web Development, Software, Hardware and electronic stuff and so on. The overall website is running with SMF which is a CMS Open Source designed for Forum use. In the future KhmerICT will be added more features such as : Blog, Wiki, Code sharing.
Website : wwww.KhmerICT.com
Related links :
www.KhmerForum.net
www.KhmerChat.net
www.KhmerIRC.net

Diki

Greeners: Online Environmental Magazine , http://www.greeners.or.id

  • Goal: Provides the online version of the magazine (more realtime updates, digital archives, easy to search) that will encouraging more participation/interaction from the reader/visitor to build interactive environmentalist community.
  • Target Audience: People who need and get interested with information about environmental articles in Indonesia. Highschool students, for the “Nature Love Community” (and there'll be 2 contributor per-school, right now it's still limited to Bandung's area)
  • Content:
  • The online version of the magazine
  • News
  • Community features (membership, forum)
  • Offline version's review (cover, how and where to get it)
  • Image gallery
  • Form / Subscribe
  • Greeners Foundation's Profile
  • Roles of the website's user:
  • Administrator
  • Editor
  • Author / Contributor
  • Nature Love Community member (web forum member+offline community)

Muno

This is a voluntary based web site for Mongolian Youth those whose age is between 18 to 25. Main idea is to create youth community and provide open platform for them. Site members can discuss on any topics and share the knowledge and experience. This site consist of 4 main sections such as Forum, Gallery, Joke, Chat. Right now this site has over 7000 registered users and over 500 of them are active members.

http://www.durlal.mn

Evelyn


I am working with the Asian Women in Co-operative Development Forum (AWCF), a resource center and advocacy body in gender and co-operatives in Asia. We have member organizations in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. At present we already have a website that is already working.

My plan is just to revise the current website by making the discussion corner to be more interactive

The Discussion Corner aims to gather opinions, comments, thoughts to a certain topic.

But we are not getting any feedbacks, comments or opinions. Its been static. In this case, the Discussion Corner should have a strategic location in the website's main page. RSS should also be added. This I have to discuss with my superior and the web developer.

Bangge


My web project aims to provide space for gender issues in cooperatives to become more visible, as well as share tools, experiences and ideas to co-ops on how they can adopt a more integrated and gender-responsive approach in delivering credit services to their members.

I plan to put up a link in our organization's website towards the gender section/pages that I will be creating in collaboration with other people. The gender section will basically provide the information I mentioned above as well as get information, feedback, insights from co-ops through a blog. I will also integrate the use of SMS and mobile phones as a medium of getting more interaction with co-ops, especially key women leaders, so that they become introduced gradually and get warmed-up in using blogs and internet, while at the same time using the medium of communication they are more comfortable with: mobile phones.

The main target audiences will be the primary cooperatives affiliated with our organization and funding agencies. (Our organization is able to generate resources internally, but unfortunately it provides very little budget for gender mainstreaming work.)

Taibah

Developing Environmentalist Community blog for documenting the young environmentalist training as means of commmunicating the word environmentalism and environmentalist training to make the training model replicable. The training is a pilot project done in 5 regional executives of Walhiso the presence of the blog hopefully can become a communication media of the provinces having the similar training.Walhi Kalsel has done the training for almost 6 month now. The blog will be generated by the young environmentalist training facilitators, alumni and trainee.

Targeted audience of the blog will be the university student of 18 to 20 years old in South Kalimantan,Indonesia. So the blog will be in Bahasa Indonesia with some local slang. The look of the blogpages will also designed as close as possible to their current favorites/trends.

Blog content will be :

  • About Environmentalist Training and the trainers
  • Training process on the eyes of the trainee
  • Training schedule, time and venue
  • Online training application form, it's FREE!
  • Post training projects by training alumni
  • Image gallery
  • Social network of the environmentalist community, links to related websites and blogs

Gayathry

Website revision
The Centre for Independent Journalism has been using a Content Management System for its website launched since 2006 as an advocacy and outreach tool. But we have since shifted target audience to focus on journalists and NGOs who will be able to give greater visibility to the issues of communication rights.
We would like to revise our website to be able to attract these two groups to take up our issues. We need to find ways in which we can reach out to the community of journalists, either by feeding into their blogs or mailing lists, and sending alerts to mobile phones for immediate follow up.
The content will still include alerts, statements and actions.
We would like to have a blog linked to our website to be able to generate dialogue and discussions and as a way of also generating traffic to the website.
The labels need to be changed, for example, instead of "advocacy", we should specify "media freedom", "FOI", "media giants", "Ban of creative works" etc.


Quang

I want to reconstruct and improve our landmine website, www.landmines.org.vn. This website will provide information about our project, Project RENEW, and landmine situation at our project sites. Project RENEW is being implemented in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam and funded by Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund. Through this website, we hope to make everybody understand more about landmine issue in Vietnam in generally and in Quang Tri Province privately and receive contribution from potential donors and everybody in the world to solve the post-war legacies.

chien

Chien has a plan to share the experience with the 60 SMEs in IT field in Hochiminh city Association of Consultants in Science technology and Management (HASCO).

Sokleap, Centre for Social Development, Cambodia

Kep Pilot (i-REACH) Project Website Ideas
  • Goal
    Build up the website on community radio with feature information and providing profile on radio program.
  • Audience
    Local community including farmers, teachers, students and interested group.
  • Site Content
    Community News
    Audio
    Image Gallery
  • Site Structure
    Contact Us
    Organization Profile
    Project Profile
    News
  • Visual Design
    Attractive Sound
    Attractive Sentences
    Attractive Photos
  • Role
    Editor
    Designer
    Reporter

Note: The web address will be presented latter.

Masud


Info portal for human rights journalists and activist.


Goal To support capacity building and information to increase human rights news in national media. As well as make a bridge among the grassroots human rights activist and reporter and national level activist and media people.


Audience

  • Human Rights Journalists
  • Freelance Journalist
  • National and local Media
  • researcher


Site Content

  • Updates - on trading module
  • Rights violation report
  • Bangladeshi human rights law, policy, acts and UN human rights declaration
  • Rights violation image, video
  • Human rights reporting tools
  • Case study


Site Structure:

  • About Us
  • Resources
  • Case Study
  • Links
  • Contract
  • HR Reporting tools


Visual Design

  • Attractive Photos
  • Color Banner
  • Black white body


Roles

  • Grass-roots level human rights activist and journalists
  • IT personnel
  • Campaign officer

Aside from the track session, Cheekay met those who are interested in learning Basic HTML (Hypertext Mark-up Language) tags:

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