IT Training for NGO partners in Deshpande Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Hubli in Social Networking, Communication, Blogging and other important topics..

Trainees are learning about Photography, The best options and techniques in Photography which helped them in using this skill for their organization and self development...

Concentrating on the demonstration by the Instructor...

Taking notes of the theory which helps them in practicing later after the demonstration and hands on experience...

Hands on Experience with Photography after the demonstration taking pictures to understand the theory...

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IT training for Deshpande Foundation staff on blogging, adding new things to the blogs already created. Working on SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and other things. All the program managers have attended this training in developing their own program blogs. It was done on Saturday 04-12-2010 in DCSE Digital lab; this session was organized by "Technology for Common". The program Tech 4 Common is meant for IT training fro all, to develop their skills in technology that would help everyone in their day to day work.

Some of the DF staff has attended other training on Saturday morning. This was also held by "Tech 4 Common" to understand some of requirements available online, like booking travelling and boarding and other things in order to save time and better use of available resource

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There was an IT training for Agastya International Foundation in the month of Oct 2010, the staff of AIF had attended this training in Deshpande Centre for Social Entrepreneurship (DCSE) Hubli and learnt about Social networking, blogging and online communication tools etc.


Mr Nitin Desai of Agastya International Foundation told that this training was helpful to their staff, which gave them a good expoure in IT and the tools were useful to them.



They have created their own Blog and Facebook fan page which are very good tools to promote their activities online.

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