Wow, what an amazing session we had yesterday! We had a fantastic turnout with around 40 participants, and we hope everyone who attended found it informative and helpful in their preparations for the program.
@kdaud and I covered a range of important topics, including effective engagement, selecting the right ticket to work on, writing a strong proposal, and engaging with the OpenMRS community. We also provided insights into what we look for in a successful GSoC proposal, giving students a competitive edge when submitting their proposals.
The Q&A session was particularly engaging, and we loved hearing from students who had insightful questions about the program and the submission process. We also wanted to acknowledge José González, @suubi7 , @juliet, @edison, @jnsereko for their excellent participation during the session. They asked some thought-provoking questions that helped to deepen the discussion and shed light on important topics. It’s always inspiring to see the enthusiasm and dedication that students bring to the table.
@anjisvj, @piumal1999, @kumuditha, @vasharma05 and @heshan could you please share your previous proposals with us? We’re eager to see examples of the kind of work that has been successful in the past, and we know that your insights will be valuable to other students preparing their own proposals. Thanks in advance for your help!
For those who were unable to attend, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered. You can check out the recording of the session https://iu.mediaspace.kaltura.com/media/t/1_fywtlydr.
Once again, we encourage all students interested in participating in GSoC with OpenMRS to submit their proposals by the deadline. We can’t wait to see what amazing proposals you come up with! 