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“You need to be able to help yourself. ” Shadia Mbabazi ,22, was born in Rwanda and fled during the genocide in 1994. Her family traveled overland through Burundi and Congo and finally,in 200, to Botswana, where they have been living in a camp ever since. Her mother, who was Tutsi, died in 2004. She has two brothers. “(My Mum) was a very strong woman because she was always there for us, ” she says. Shadia was determined to complete her studies. She won a competitive scholarship from DAFI, the Albert Einstein German Academic Refugee Initiative, which is a UNHCR-administered, German-funded program that provides scholarships to deserving refugee children worldwide. After five years of study, Shadia earned a degree in Community Development through a distance learning program at UNISA, the largest university in South Africa. Other camp residents urged her to quit and get married but she persisted, she says, because “even if you get married your husband might die tomorrow, what are you going to do? Start baking? You need to be able to help yourself.” For more information about refugees, visit: www.unhcr.org
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This session will show how an open source VoIP server, Asterisk, can be installed and configured. Coupled with using a combination of “Softphones” (computers running free VoIP phone software) and inexpensive SIP phones a very complete Voice Over IP classroom environment can be built. As corporate America looks to reduce costs, Voice Over IP is one of areas that is growing in popularity. Employers are looking to our students to be able to install, configure, manage and maintain a converged voice, video and data network. However, teaching Voice Over IP (VoIP) can be daunting with different vendors requiring large investments in hardware and software. But, basic VoIP concepts, such as QoS, CODECs, etc are the same regardless of the vendor platform. Add to that the emergence of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) as an IETF standard for VoIP and we have the foundation of a generic VoIP program that can be setup very inexpensively. This session will show how an open source VoIP server, Asterisk, can be installed and configured. Coupled with using a combination of “Softphones” (computers running free VoIP phone software) and inexpensive SIP phones a very complete Voice Over IP classroom environment can be built. Michael McKeever, Instructor, Santa Rosa Junior College, Petaluma, CA