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Contributing to publish our History in Internet |
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Saturday, 11 July 2009 15:30 |
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ICTA of Sri Lanka has commenced a Project with international funding for typing digitized, Sinhala and Tamil Books of historical and cultural importance containing of around 50,000 pages. The objective is to improve our cultural visibility all over the world so that people could read these books which would finally be available in digital format at Project Gutenberg. This project would also provide an income to our rural community who are familiar with Sinhala Unicode typing. Therefore we selected five school leavers from the Nihiluwa Village and trained them for Sinhala Unicode.This is our first BPO and it enabled them to earn income while contributing to publish our history.Mr.Samantha Abysekara from S&C Systems Integrators (Pvt) Ltd Coordinated this project. 
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Last Updated on Friday, 20 November 2009 05:11 |
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Three Days IT Workshops by students from UCSC |
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Thursday, 19 November 2009 03:31 |
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Computer society of Nihiluwa MV has organized Three days IT seminar aiming students who will sit for forthcoming O/L exam in this December. We are conducting with in collaboration with the Students from University of Colombo School of Computing (UCSC).The leading IT faculty of Sri Lanka is very keen to help rural school with enhanced IT background.We as a best rural IT enabled school in Tangalle Education Zone is proud to say that last year the same workshop has been done with the help from students from UCSC. The Principal, Staff and students of Nihiluwa MV highly appreciated this endeavor by students of UCSC.   |
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Helping Vindya ‘s futher IT education. |
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Sunday, 11 October 2009 10:54 |
Vindya one of our skilled students received a sum of 80,000 Rupees from our Donor Mr Gerd Gilles. Mr Gerd was a grate person and has been a donor since 2007.Last month He donated a Digital camcorder for our Foundation. He wants to see our sustainability and has an idea to improve our foundation. .The video team has been established under the evillage programme and students can practice video filming further more. Initial steps have been taken to start video editing as a small scale business. Mr Gerd wants to send Vindya for reputed IT institute in Sri Lanka for advanced IT course.He also proposed us to send Vindya to India. Decision has not been taken yet. We as an IT Foundation highly appreciated Mr Gerd for his dedication and helping our students. . |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 19 November 2009 04:51 |
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