Hi Team,
Due to criticism and being a hot topic of term NGO, I have decided to replace it with a new one.
The new name would be Project-NPO where NPO stands for Non-Profit Organization. Our new blogspot url will be www.project-npo.blogspot.com. Hope this new name would be more positive.
I was thinking of having a logo. Since we have not come-up with a name for the organization, I am settled for the name "Project-NPO". Feel free to suggest one.
Alvin how is your raspberry pi? Yu, you should get one!
-Son
Project-NPO
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Raspberry Pi, Freshly Baked!
Yesterday, I received the package from TPC seller (tipidpc.com) "somasegar". I did the payment last Friday, August 2, 2013 then received it today (Monday, August 5, 2013).
The package contains:
Additional cost (PHP 130.00) for the JRS express delivery.
The Raspberry Pi unit package is simple and eco-friendly. It is packed in a small box with a leaflet of manual. I will be testing it for the coming days.
What I need to purchase this coming days in order to use it are the following:
The package contains:
- Raspberry Pi model B - PHP 2099.00
- Clear Case - PHP 450.00
Additional cost (PHP 130.00) for the JRS express delivery.
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| Freshly baked! Raspberry Pi! |
The Raspberry Pi unit package is simple and eco-friendly. It is packed in a small box with a leaflet of manual. I will be testing it for the coming days.
What I need to purchase this coming days in order to use it are the following:
- SD memory card
- LED/LCD monitor with HDMI port for input display
- USB Keyboard and mouse
- HDMI cable
- Power supply with micro-usb port (will use my smartphone charger as power supply)
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| Raspberry Pi hands-on hahaha! |
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| Fast ethernet and two USB ports |
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| HDMI port |
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| Analog audio port and RCA video port |
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| Have a bite! |
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Starting Computer Units
Aside from documenting our new plan, we also need to include on choosing a computer unit which will reflect our cause. Here are the options that I think would suit our need:
Option 1: Raspberry Pi ( http://www.raspberrypi.org/ )
Pros:
Pros:
Pros:
Alvin need our inputs here. :D
Option 1: Raspberry Pi ( http://www.raspberrypi.org/ )
Pros:
- small and compact
- power efficient
- low cost (average pricing PHP 2000.00)
- can be powered by common battery cells
- hard to find a re-seller (few)
- display incompatibility to affordable LCD monitor with vga
Pros:
- small and compact
- power efficient
- low cost (price a little bit higher than Raspberry Pi - USD 99.00)
- more functionality ports (e.g. 2 Gb ethernet, OTG, Wifi+bluetooth)
- not yet available as of this writing
- not yet sure if there will be a re-seller in the Philippines
Pros:
- easy to find
- can be easily fixed when broken sue to availability of parts
- compatible with vga LCD monitors
- low cost pricing
- bulky for computing on the go for desktop type
Alvin need our inputs here. :D
Mission and Vision Draft
To Project-NGO contributors:
Below are the formulated mission and vision of our project. Again, any suggestions you may want to add please feel free to comment. This will satiate our needs in perfecting our purpose and goals.
Mission:
To bridge the gap between poverty and technology by
providing courses and education to students in public schools, help improve our
country’s computer literacy programs by outreaching to our citizens especially
those who can’t afford, and redefine standards on computer literacy and
etiquette through conjoining of computer masters and education masters in
building a curriculum for this endeavor.
Vision:
We thaw barriers between poverty and technology through
coordinating with DepEd, public schools, and local government by giving free
courses to students in public schools and those out of school youths; elevate computer
literacy in the Philippines and promote motivations and preparation for future
through computer knowledge thru collaboration of computer masters and education
masters to properly disseminate and transfer knowledge to those who will take
the courses; and lastly promote computer etiquette in relation wise usage of
the computer and the web.
Thanks,
-YU
Great Idea!
Today, we (Alvin, me and Eugene) meet up at CBTL and talk things about August 12, 2013 regarding RB's birthday surprise. After talking about the plan, Eugene brought up regarding starting a foundation, an NGO or something like that. With the focus to teach something, the NGO will be something that we, three of us agreed to plan. Hope that this will push through...
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