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ISOC BoT meeting – November 2004 1PG/MK/13.11.2004

ISOC Education Program ReviewISOC Education Program Review

Peter Godwin and Mirjam Kühne

Washington D.C.

November 2004


Why Education?Why Education?

WHY: WHY:

• Extend the reach of the InternetExtend the reach of the Internet

WHAT/HOW?:WHAT/HOW?:

• Build capacityBuild capacity

• Enable and empowerEnable and empower

• Increase awarenessIncrease awareness

• Encourage ‘Best Practices’Encourage ‘Best Practices’

• Encourage implementation of standardsEncourage implementation of standards

• Encourage innovationEncourage innovation

Education is just one approach to Education is just one approach to DevelopmentDevelopment

ISOC Programs today = mainly ISOC Programs today = mainly EducationEducation


Today: ISOC’sToday: ISOC’s Education Programs Education Programs

• GOAL:GOAL: Ensure that those who will influence the development Ensure that those who will influence the development and future of the Internet have an appropriate understanding and future of the Internet have an appropriate understanding and awareness of what's important to develop and maintain the and awareness of what's important to develop and maintain the stability, open nature and global reach of the Internetstability, open nature and global reach of the Internet

• WHO:WHO: All users of the Internet and those involved with the All users of the Internet and those involved with the design, implementation and management of:design, implementation and management of:

- Internet technologies and infrastructure- Internet technologies and infrastructure- Policies impacting the Internet and users- Policies impacting the Internet and users

• HOW:HOW: - Technology Education (knowledge transfer)- Technology Education (knowledge transfer)

- Policy Education (public awareness) - Policy Education (public awareness)- Standards Education- Standards Education


Tomorrow: ISOC’sTomorrow: ISOC’s Development Programs Development Programs

• GOAL:GOAL: Extend the reach of the InternetExtend the reach of the Internet

• Connect the ‘Unconnected’Connect the ‘Unconnected’

• Maintain stability for the ‘Connected’Maintain stability for the ‘Connected’

• Add value for the ‘Connected’Add value for the ‘Connected’

• WHO:WHO: All users of the Internet and those involved with the All users of the Internet and those involved with the design, design, implementation and management of:implementation and management of:

- Internet technologies and infrastructure- Internet technologies and infrastructure- Policies impacting the Internet and users- Policies impacting the Internet and users

• HOW:HOW: - Technology Education (knowledge transfer)- Technology Education (knowledge transfer)

- Policy Education (public awareness) - Policy Education (public awareness)- Standards Education- Standards Education- Fostering Internet usage - Fostering Internet usage - Encourage Best Practices- Encourage Best Practices


Phases of Internet DevelopmentPhases of Internet Development

• Phase 1: Infrastructure Building Phase 1: Infrastructure Building Technical capacity building on basic technologiesTechnical capacity building on basic technologies

• Phase 2: DeploymentPhase 2: DeploymentPolicy capacity building; fostering Internet usagePolicy capacity building; fostering Internet usage

• Phase 3: OperationPhase 3: OperationMaintaining strong policy capacity, best practices, building Maintaining strong policy capacity, best practices, building capacity on new technologiescapacity on new technologies


Internet Development: Internet Development: Evolution of Capacity RequirementsEvolution of Capacity Requirements

Phase 1: Infrastructure Building Technical capacity building on basic technologies

Phase 3: OperationMaintaining strong policy capacity, building capacity on new technologies

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Phase 2: DeploymentPolicy capacity building; fostering Internet usage







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ExternalResources: In-region In-country








Funding:








Funding: External








Funding: External Self-sustaining








Funding:

AfNOGWALC

NANOG2000:

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Funding:

SilkNOGSANOG

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Education Programs Education Programs 20042004


Regional Operators MeetingsRegional Operators Meetings

• CEDIA: Ecuador, AprilCEDIA: Ecuador, April

• AfNOG & AfriNIC: Senegal, MayAfNOG & AfriNIC: Senegal, May

• SilkNOG: Armenia, JuneSilkNOG: Armenia, June

• SANOG: Kathmandu, JulySANOG: Kathmandu, July

• WALC: Peru, OctoberWALC: Peru, October

• Resources: USD 321,100Resources: USD 321,100


Regional Operators Mtg’s: GoalsRegional Operators Mtg’s: Goals

• GoalsGoals

– Knowledge transferKnowledge transfer

– Community building in region and abroadCommunity building in region and abroad

• Workshops & TutorialsWorkshops & Tutorials

– Technology, Policies, Best PracticesTechnology, Policies, Best Practices

• Routing, VoiP, Spam, Security, …Routing, VoiP, Spam, Security, …


Regional Operators Mtg’s: Regional Operators Mtg’s: Chapter InvolvementChapter Involvement

• Hosting the eventHosting the event

• Provide speakers & contributorsProvide speakers & contributors

• Contribute to Program CommitteesContribute to Program Committees

• Encourage community buildingEncourage community building

• Encourage establishment of new chaptersEncourage establishment of new chapters


Small Grants ProgramsSmall Grants Programs

• PanAsia Small GrantsPanAsia Small Grants

• Latin American Small GrantsLatin American Small Grants

• Support local networking projectsSupport local networking projects

• Support development of local marketsSupport development of local markets

• Capacity BuildingCapacity Building



Workshop Resource CenterWorkshop Resource Center

• Repository of Training MaterialsRepository of Training Materials

• Workshop Planning toolsWorkshop Planning tools

• ‘‘Train-the-trainers’ materialTrain-the-trainers’ material

• Empowering local organisations, incl. Empowering local organisations, incl. chapterschapters

• Resources: USD 12,000 for maintenanceResources: USD 12,000 for maintenance


ccTLD Workshops, 2004ccTLD Workshops, 2004

• How to operate a stable and responsive ccTLDHow to operate a stable and responsive ccTLD

• Hands-on technical workshopsHands-on technical workshops– Jun 04: Amsterdam (.bi .bj .gh .np .lk .th .uy)Jun 04: Amsterdam (.bi .bj .gh .np .lk .th .uy)

– Oct 04: Bangkok (.bd .bh .kh .tl .kz .la .mn .vn)Oct 04: Bangkok (.bd .bh .kh .tl .kz .la .mn .vn)

• In cooperation with NSRC, ICANN and many othersIn cooperation with NSRC, ICANN and many others

• Good cooperation with local chaptersGood cooperation with local chapters



Development Programs Development Programs 20052005


Regional Operators Meetings Regional Operators Meetings

• Regional operators, ISPs, policy makersRegional operators, ISPs, policy makers

• Future GoalsFuture Goals

– Self-suffiencySelf-suffiency

– Self-sustainabilitySelf-sustainability

– Independent of external (western) supportIndependent of external (western) support

• Decrease financial support on sliding scaleDecrease financial support on sliding scale


Small Grants ProgramsSmall Grants Programs

• Continue support for Small Grants ProgramsContinue support for Small Grants Programs

• More focus on fostering Internet usageMore focus on fostering Internet usage


Workshop Resource CenterWorkshop Resource Center

• Continue excellent cooperation with NSRCContinue excellent cooperation with NSRC

• Expand content (add more material and Expand content (add more material and workshops over time)workshops over time)

• Maintenance of existing site Maintenance of existing site

• Development of new functionalityDevelopment of new functionality

• Resources: USD 75,000 (development and Resources: USD 75,000 (development and maintenance)maintenance)


Possible ccTLD Workshops, 2005Possible ccTLD Workshops, 2005

• Central Africa (French track)Central Africa (French track)

• Latin America (in cooperation with LACNIC)Latin America (in cooperation with LACNIC)

• Pacific Islands (with PACINET & PICISOC) Pacific Islands (with PACINET & PICISOC)

• Central Asia (with Silk Highway)Central Asia (with Silk Highway)

• Resources: USD 40,000 each (looking for Resources: USD 40,000 each (looking for

local sponsors) local sponsors)


ccTLD ToolkitccTLD Toolkit

• Registration and administration tool for ccTLD Registration and administration tool for ccTLD

operators in developing countriesoperators in developing countries

• Essential part of ccTLD operationsEssential part of ccTLD operations

• Independence of commercial vendorsIndependence of commercial vendors

• Development of registration tool (Outsource?) Development of registration tool (Outsource?)



ISOC’s Future Development Programs

• Encourage greater self-sufficiency for training resources and fundingEncourage greater self-sufficiency for training resources and funding

• Increased focus on policy capacity buildingIncreased focus on policy capacity building

• Development of methods and toolsDevelopment of methods and tools

• Encourage innovative Internet applications and usageEncourage innovative Internet applications and usage

• Community buildingCommunity building

• Standards and new technology initiatives for mature marketsStandards and new technology initiatives for mature markets

Be recognised as THE best source of Internet-related informationBe recognised as THE best source of Internet-related information

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