For all participants, attendance at the workshop includes attendance at INET 2000. To identify and share individual and institutional contacts as well as information sources that will assist the process of national development, using international Internet connections. To increase the level of cooperation among existing projects and activities for establishing public data networks in developing countries. To train people and groups of people who will return to their country and region and who will teach others what they have learned at the workshop. An intensive program of instruction is planned for the workshop, composed of five instructional tracks.
Participants attend only one of the five tracks, since the tracks run concurrently.
Who should attend the workshop. What you need to know to enter the workshop and benefit from it. What you will learn in the workshop. What you should be able to do after completing the workshop. Based on demand, skills, detailed curriculum and availability of funding, ISOC may alter the following programs, and reassign students to alternative tracks.