User: Hyunin
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| − | LibrePlanet 여러분 반갑습니다! I'm Hyunin LEE, US based Korean([[Republic of Korea]], South Korea). I'm interested in a cool way to recommend Free Software, even non-experts. | + | LibrePlanet 여러분 반갑습니다! I'm Hyunin LEE, US based Korean([[Korea, Republic of|Republic of Korea]], South Korea). I'm interested in a cool way to recommend Free Software, even non-experts. |
When I was in South Korea, I had run an event. It was [[RECOMMEET|RECOMMEET 2010]] that matches my interests and had ran with new members of Linux User Group in an university that I went. But It was not good enough to achieve my goal and others. | When I was in South Korea, I had run an event. It was [[RECOMMEET|RECOMMEET 2010]] that matches my interests and had ran with new members of Linux User Group in an university that I went. But It was not good enough to achieve my goal and others. | ||
| − | In autumn, 2011, I and new collaborators from out of my university ran Software Freedom Day 2011 Seoul. There were | + | In autumn, 2011, I and new collaborators from out of my university ran Software Freedom Day 2011 Seoul. There were 8 collaborators, about 60 audiences. It was a pizza party with some short, not routine presentation related with Free Software. |
After a week, I immigrated to the USA with my parants, and learning English as second language, Statesboro, and USA. | After a week, I immigrated to the USA with my parants, and learning English as second language, Statesboro, and USA. | ||
There is also my [[User:Hyunin/Profile|profile]]. | There is also my [[User:Hyunin/Profile|profile]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:39, 9 October 2011
LibrePlanet 여러분 반갑습니다! I'm Hyunin LEE, US based Korean(Republic of Korea, South Korea). I'm interested in a cool way to recommend Free Software, even non-experts.
When I was in South Korea, I had run an event. It was RECOMMEET 2010 that matches my interests and had ran with new members of Linux User Group in an university that I went. But It was not good enough to achieve my goal and others.
In autumn, 2011, I and new collaborators from out of my university ran Software Freedom Day 2011 Seoul. There were 8 collaborators, about 60 audiences. It was a pizza party with some short, not routine presentation related with Free Software.
After a week, I immigrated to the USA with my parants, and learning English as second language, Statesboro, and USA.
There is also my profile.
