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Time Narration
00:01 Welcome to the spoken tutorial on “Guidelines for a Campus Ambassador.”
00:06 The "Campus Ambassador Programme" is
00:08 aimed at energetic, enthusiastic and passionate students-
00:12 who will be the face of 'Spoken Tutorials' in their colleges/campuses and
00:17 who will help to scale & sustain this project.
00:21 Their primary tasks will be:
00:24 To encourage the students and faculty in their college.
00:27 To contribute towards the creation and dubbing of Spoken Tutorials on various FOSS system.
00:34 The eligibility criteria for a Campus Ambassador are as follows-
00:39 A student of second year UG level or higher:
00:42 Having a good academic performance
00:46 Established performance in organizing events
00:50 Commitment of one year
00:52 Motivated and driven to meet targets
00:55 Readiness to select the successor 'Campus Ambassador' in the next year.
01:01 If you fulfill the eligibility criteria to become a Campus-Ambassador then all you have to do is enroll with us.
01:09 To do so, please visit the web-page: http://spoken-tutorial.org/Campus_Ambassador_Programme.
01:19 Let me click on it. This is the web-page for 'Campus Ambassador' programme, on the spoken tutorial website.
01:28 Click on Requisition Form. This will open 'Campus Ambassador' requisition form.
01:35 Fill in all the details that are asked here and click on Submit.
01:44 You will receive a welcome mail from the Spoken Tutorial Team.
01:48 Your status will be provisional at this point.
01:53 Your first task as a provisional 'Campus Ambassador' is
01:57 to conduct a workshop in your own college,
02:00 using the Basic Level Spoken Tutorials available on LaTeX, Scilab, Python, Linux and Ubuntu or Orca.
02:10 We will soon have basic level tutorials on other FOSS systems. Here is a list of all the FOSS that we are currently working on.
02:21 The workshop can be conducted through the student clubs or by the college.
02:26 A minimum of 25 participants are required for the workshop.
02:31 The participants should be requested to bring along their own ear-phones
02:35 in order to listen to the Spoken Tutorials.
02:39 As a provisional 'Campus Ambassador', you will have to do the publicity for the workshop using posters and brochures.
02:46 These will be couriered to you by the Spoken Tutorial team.
02:51 A list of participants, date, time and venue of the workshop should be mailed to the Spoken Tutorial team.
03:00 Permission letter, if required, may be issued by the project.
03:05 The workshop will be conducted remotely using Skype or A-view software by the Spoken Tutorial team from IIT Bombay.
03:15 There will be a resource person for the chosen FOSS available at IIT Bombay throughout the workshop.
03:22 On successful completion of the workshop, a certificate of recognition will be awarded to the provisional 'Campus Ambassador'.
03:33 The provisional 'Campus Ambassador' will be invited to IIT Bombay for a 1-day workshop on Spoken Tutorial Technology.
03:41 Second class sleeper fare will be reimbursed to them for the same.
03:46 The workshop will begin at 9:30am and end at 4:30pm.
03:52 At the end of the workshop, each participant will receive a certificate of participation.
03:59 Within 15 days of attending the workshop, the provisional 'Campus Ambassador's are to create or dub a spoken tutorial.
04:08 On successfully doing so, their status will change from 'Provisional' to 'Confirmed'.
04:16 They will also become eligible to receive a cash reward of Rs. 5000.
04:22 This amount is payable on completion of 3 spoken tutorials (original or dubbed).
04:29 From this stage onwards, their tasks and responsibilities as 'Campus Ambassadors' begin.
04:35 What are the responsibilities of 'campus ambassadors'? -
04:38 To popularize the concept of Spoken Tutorials.
04:42 Help identify experts, novices and translators who are the contributors of spoken tutorials.
04:50 Coordinate the generation of Spoken Tutorials for an honorarium.
04:54 Help create many Spoken Tutorials in a year.
04:59 Build a rapport with the contributors.
05:02 Coordinate your community of contributors.
05:06 Organize FOSS workshops with Spoken Tutorials.
05:10 Organize Spoken Tutorial sponsored events.
05:13 Coordinate with the project for Campus Fests.
05:17 Write blogs, announce events in the mailing list etc.
05:23 As Campus Ambassadors, you have to coordinate the following instructional activities -
05:28 Creating outlines. Let me show you what an outline looks like. This is the basic level outline for Linux.
05:39 Creating scripts. Again, let me show you what a script looks like. This is a script for basic command of Linux in the two column format.
05:51 Ensuring self-learning, Conducting workshops, Conducting online exams etc.
05:59 While working as Campus Ambassadors, you will develop the following skills:
06:04 Mentoring others, Networking with other Campus Ambassadors
06:09 Creating educational content and using them, Conducting workshops and certifying
06:16 Carrying out local & national campaign, Suggesting ways to scale the project
06:21 Suggesting innovative merchandise/gifts, Improving your marketing skills.
06:27 As Campus ambassador, you will receive:
06:30 Merchandise & gifts for distribution, Performance based incentive scheme
06:36 Financial help to present Spoken Tutorial project based papers in conferences
06:42 The coveted Spoken Tutorial 'Campus Ambassador' Certificate after successful completion of one year.
06:49 Your name will be displayed on our website at: http://spoken-tutorial.org/Campus_Ambassadors.

Let me open this link for you.

07:06 Here is the List of provisional 'campus ambassador'.
07:12 You will be able to attend Spoken Tutorial meetings and retreats at our expense.
07:18 Apart from the physical items, you will be able to:
07:22 Redefine yourself as an entrepreneur.
07:25 Be a part of the FOSS community. Earn 10% of the total honorarium
07:29 of approved contributions, provided you help create a minimum of 50 Spoken Tutorials in a year.
07:37 And of course! This work will spread Digital Literacy across India.
07:42 This noble cause will also help to -
07:44 Provide training to students of your college & other colleges.
07:49 Help build a brand for your college.
07:51 Help your college perform well in competitions that involve software.
07:56 Create awareness of IT technologies. Learn numerical and symbolic computing (like Scilab and Python).
08:03 Learn domain software (like JAVA, PHP and mysql).
08:08 Help create entrepreneurs from your locality.
08:12 Train children from your state through regional-language-based IT education.
08:17 This project will help students-
08:19 To do well in subject exams, projects and job interviews. To do well in certification exams (e.g. RedHat certification)
08:28 To learn a new software, To improve English speaking skills, To improve the command over one’s mother-tongue.
08:36 All rights are reserved with Talk to a Teacher project, under the creative commons license no. CC BY-NC 2.5.
08:43 The eligibility criteria, terms and conditions and deliverables can be changed or withdrawn without any notification at any time.
08:53 Please visit the following link for the latest information: http://spoken-tutorial.org/Campus_Ambassadors
09:01 This brings us to the end of this tutorial on Guidelines for Campus Ambassador.
09:05 Spoken Tutorial project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project, supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT.
09:14 More information on the same is available at the following link: http://spoken-tutorial.org/NMEICT-Intro.
09:20 This is Nancy and Shahid, from IIT Bombay, signing off. Thanks for joining.

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