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Jonathan Clarke  
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From: Jonathan Clarke <clarke.jonat...@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 19:12:13 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Wed, Jul 1 2009 12:12 pm
Subject: Charitable Software Projects
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So I'm into my final year of my Masters in Software Development and
one of the stages I need to complete is a thesis which will last about
1 year.  I've been thinking quite a lot about developing software for
charities and NGOs as part of this module and I'd just like to get
some of your initial thoughts on possible projects you would like to
see undertaken.

After 6 years of University I have yet to see many projects developed
by students specifically aimed towards NGOs which is an incredible
shame.  Much of the work completed by Undergraduates/Postgraduates
never seem to see the light of day.

Anyhow, I just want to get a feeling for what your thoughts are on
what I am undertaking.  I'm more than happy to hear from any charity
or NGO about any project they have on their wish lists, the module
does not start until September however I want to have a clear idea of
the project before then.

The aim would be to find a common theme amongst them all and open
source the final solution at the end.  This would of course only be
possible through working with potential stakeholders every step of the
way.  Comments are very welcome

Thanks and kind regards,

Jonathan Clarke


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