Campus Desk :
Project “KA” team, an organization formed by the students of Daffodil International University (DIU) in 2015 visited three schools at the remote areas of Lalmonirhat district to spread the IT knowledge to the students lacking behind in IT facilities and support. The team spent the entire day with more than 800 students including 350 girls. The schools were Kaligonj Karim Uddin Pilot High School, Kakina Mohima Ronjon Smriti High School and Sunarhat High School and College. The schools have so much potential and enthusiastic learners but there were no IT facility in those schools to learn. So, the team decided to pass a whole day with the students to give them some light and inspiration on IT learning. Students were so much enthusiastic and eager to get a glimpse on IT leaning.
The day was planned with series of sessions and activities on Adobe Photoshop, Computer fundamental, Basic Programming, Effective Interment using, Microsoft Office, Fun gaming session and Quiz Competition. The team showed the previous activities of Project “KA”. The students got the basic idea of various IT sectors and the opportunities in those sectors.
The Project “Ka” is works voluntarily besides study in every semester break and takes different initiatives to utilize vacations and leisure times to spread IT knowledge countrywide especially in those territories where the resources are really inadequate.
Md. Towfiqul Alom, team leader and a student of CSE Department said that they started their activities from 2015 comprising with only 9 members of which most of them are students of CSE department. At the beginning stage they spent all expenses from their own saving money and impressed by their noble activities, now the university authority also extended their helping hand to make every event successful.
Last time they organized such type of tour to the remote areas of Mymensingh and Sylhet districts. In coming semester break they are planning to serve the students of remote areas of B Baria districts. Sharing his feelings he just said, the experience of serving ultimately brings happiness for the team.
Project “KA” team, an organization formed by the students of Daffodil International University (DIU) in 2015 visited three schools at the remote areas of Lalmonirhat district to spread the IT knowledge to the students lacking behind in IT facilities and support. The team spent the entire day with more than 800 students including 350 girls. The schools were Kaligonj Karim Uddin Pilot High School, Kakina Mohima Ronjon Smriti High School and Sunarhat High School and College. The schools have so much potential and enthusiastic learners but there were no IT facility in those schools to learn. So, the team decided to pass a whole day with the students to give them some light and inspiration on IT learning. Students were so much enthusiastic and eager to get a glimpse on IT leaning.
The day was planned with series of sessions and activities on Adobe Photoshop, Computer fundamental, Basic Programming, Effective Interment using, Microsoft Office, Fun gaming session and Quiz Competition. The team showed the previous activities of Project “KA”. The students got the basic idea of various IT sectors and the opportunities in those sectors.
The Project “Ka” is works voluntarily besides study in every semester break and takes different initiatives to utilize vacations and leisure times to spread IT knowledge countrywide especially in those territories where the resources are really inadequate.
Md. Towfiqul Alom, team leader and a student of CSE Department said that they started their activities from 2015 comprising with only 9 members of which most of them are students of CSE department. At the beginning stage they spent all expenses from their own saving money and impressed by their noble activities, now the university authority also extended their helping hand to make every event successful.
Last time they organized such type of tour to the remote areas of Mymensingh and Sylhet districts. In coming semester break they are planning to serve the students of remote areas of B Baria districts. Sharing his feelings he just said, the experience of serving ultimately brings happiness for the team.
