Since I have to write the report so I decided to put on my blog also
This 10 years anniversary of APNG camp was held in Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Pathumthani, Thailand during August 11-15 2008.
In the afternoon dedicated for local camp report and team building. Local camp is very great idea I hope there will be one in Thailand. In team building activities we’ve been asked to do the wood block which I’m not really good and we (our orange team) did it without reading rules so we end up almost noting about wood block but I still had a great time knowing new friends. We’ve asked to do 10 cranes origami each and Presentation about Thailand (Our team got topic about Thai education also).
Day 2: 12 August 2008
I’m impressed by speech about “IPv6 in Japan” from Mr. Takanori Mashiko since we are about to change from Ipv4 to IPv6 in Thailand. Student’s projects from both Thailand and Japan are so awesome, this is potential of next IT generation.
In the afternoon we had work group meeting. I joined the Live-E! and Dumbo workgroup. Thank you very much for everyone in workgroup especially Mr. Hideya Ochiai for my exploration about Live-E and Dumbo.I know you want a lot of answers for your question but all I have is more question.
In the evening we enjoyed our dinner at Suanthip Restaurant which is very beautiful restaurant next to the river (what a pity! It’s already dark when we arrived so we cannot see the view clearly).The food was great especially ice-cream and the show was fantastic.
Day 3: 13 August 2008
Prof. Suguru Yamaguchi’s presentation was terrific and the topic is what Thai people concerned now since the computer crime law has just announced last. Today I have chance to watch fellow presentation mostly about the technology in their country which is great opportunities to exchange the knowledge and opinion but I admitted sometimes I can’t catch up maybe because my bad English skill.
After Lunch we’ve site visited in different 3 places. I chose UniNet/ThaiREN about 40 minutes from AIT. I’m sorry but I not feel impressed that much because the presentation is as same as the one Mr.Panjai showed us in first day I looking for more specific information about servers and everything but they didn’t tell me that much.
Dinner at Bussaracum Restaurant was amazing again even if we have to deal with very bad traffic but still having lots of fun.
Day 4: 14 August 2008
This is the workshop day, we are divided in 20 teams (I’m not sure the number). Every workshop is very good must Thanks workshop preparation team but I think it will be better if the document will be more accurate. We have spent a lot of time for workshop maybe next time if we already installed program needed that will save a lot of time. Dumbo workshop is what I like most, very fun and creative workshop.
In the evening was the costume night. Everyone in their own traditional costume are so amazing. This night I have taken lots of photos and lots of laugh and smile too. What a lovely night!
Day 5: 15 August 2008
This is the last day of camp. Every team’s presentation was interesting and fun. All team succeed in team building activities. Introduction to 11th APNG Camp in Malaysia is so interesting I hope I can be there next year. I have tons of fun sightseeing in Ayuthaya. It’s like having trip with friends we took many photos and talking a lot.
Dinner and Farewell Party is the time of happiness and sadness also, everyone enjoy Thai food, doing singing and dancing at the same time we know this is the last night of APNG camp. We’ve exchange our email and I hope we will keep contact to each other.
I feel very lucky to be part of this camp. I can say this camp is my teacher, I learned a lot of new things here beside the technology and academic things I’ve learn about working as team, how to do the presentation also at the same time this camp is like my family, everyone is so nice and kind I feel very closed to you guys even if this is the first time we’ve met. This 10th APNG camp is my great experience and inspiration in so many ways. Thank you very much (especially Mr. Tommy and P’Kung).
PS: Photos will be posted later
This 10 years anniversary of APNG camp was held in Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Pathumthani, Thailand during August 11-15 2008.
Day 1: 11 August 2008
I arrived at AIT in very early morning feeling excited about APNG camp. I admitted I didn’t know about this before my teacher told me and I decided to apply. At register table I got the name tag with bright orange color different from my friends, I’m sure there is a meaning so I looking for other people with same name tag color and do a lot of smile for them
Most of presentations today are from the sponsor however they are interesting and informative. The messages from Vint G. Cerf and Prof. Kilnam Chon are very amazing for me, I’ve heard about them but this time I feel they really talk to me because I’m part of APNG.In the afternoon dedicated for local camp report and team building. Local camp is very great idea I hope there will be one in Thailand. In team building activities we’ve been asked to do the wood block which I’m not really good and we (our orange team) did it without reading rules so we end up almost noting about wood block but I still had a great time knowing new friends. We’ve asked to do 10 cranes origami each and Presentation about Thailand (Our team got topic about Thai education also).
Day 2: 12 August 2008
I’m impressed by speech about “IPv6 in Japan” from Mr. Takanori Mashiko since we are about to change from Ipv4 to IPv6 in Thailand. Student’s projects from both Thailand and Japan are so awesome, this is potential of next IT generation.
In the afternoon we had work group meeting. I joined the Live-E! and Dumbo workgroup. Thank you very much for everyone in workgroup especially Mr. Hideya Ochiai for my exploration about Live-E and Dumbo.I know you want a lot of answers for your question but all I have is more question.
In the evening we enjoyed our dinner at Suanthip Restaurant which is very beautiful restaurant next to the river (what a pity! It’s already dark when we arrived so we cannot see the view clearly).The food was great especially ice-cream and the show was fantastic.
Day 3: 13 August 2008
Prof. Suguru Yamaguchi’s presentation was terrific and the topic is what Thai people concerned now since the computer crime law has just announced last. Today I have chance to watch fellow presentation mostly about the technology in their country which is great opportunities to exchange the knowledge and opinion but I admitted sometimes I can’t catch up maybe because my bad English skill.
After Lunch we’ve site visited in different 3 places. I chose UniNet/ThaiREN about 40 minutes from AIT. I’m sorry but I not feel impressed that much because the presentation is as same as the one Mr.Panjai showed us in first day I looking for more specific information about servers and everything but they didn’t tell me that much.
Dinner at Bussaracum Restaurant was amazing again even if we have to deal with very bad traffic but still having lots of fun.
Day 4: 14 August 2008
This is the workshop day, we are divided in 20 teams (I’m not sure the number). Every workshop is very good must Thanks workshop preparation team but I think it will be better if the document will be more accurate. We have spent a lot of time for workshop maybe next time if we already installed program needed that will save a lot of time. Dumbo workshop is what I like most, very fun and creative workshop.
In the evening was the costume night. Everyone in their own traditional costume are so amazing. This night I have taken lots of photos and lots of laugh and smile too. What a lovely night!
Day 5: 15 August 2008
This is the last day of camp. Every team’s presentation was interesting and fun. All team succeed in team building activities. Introduction to 11th APNG Camp in Malaysia is so interesting I hope I can be there next year. I have tons of fun sightseeing in Ayuthaya. It’s like having trip with friends we took many photos and talking a lot.
Dinner and Farewell Party is the time of happiness and sadness also, everyone enjoy Thai food, doing singing and dancing at the same time we know this is the last night of APNG camp. We’ve exchange our email and I hope we will keep contact to each other.
I feel very lucky to be part of this camp. I can say this camp is my teacher, I learned a lot of new things here beside the technology and academic things I’ve learn about working as team, how to do the presentation also at the same time this camp is like my family, everyone is so nice and kind I feel very closed to you guys even if this is the first time we’ve met. This 10th APNG camp is my great experience and inspiration in so many ways. Thank you very much (especially Mr. Tommy and P’Kung).
PS: Photos will be posted later
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