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		<title>uDig Training Days a Huge Success</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 May 2008 05:23:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Red River Solutions (Australia) has just successfully delivered 3 uDig training courses.  Each of these courses consisted of roughly 10 farmers, and were structured in such a way as to teach them how to use them how to use a mapping tool, but also allow them to get a good start on mapping their own [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Red River Solutions (Australia) has just successfully delivered 3 uDig training courses.  Each of these courses consisted of roughly 10 farmers, and were structured in such a way as to teach them how to use them how to use a mapping tool, but also allow them to get a good start on mapping their own properties.  By the end of the day each group had atleast half a dozen layers, such layers include satellite image, lands lots, boundary, paddocks, electricity lines, water pipes, dams, etc&#8230;</p>
<p>Also because uDig was open source software, we were able to give each farmer a CD with the uDig setup on it so they could install the software on there PC&#8217;s back at their farm.  At the end of the day we also gave them a copy of their workspace on thumbdrives to be copied to their own PC&#8217;s, so they could continue working from where the left off.</p>
<p>The actual teaching was done by a qualified educator, who works for Red River Solutions, and I guess you could say I was the teachers assistant.  With myself having been learning the ins and outs of uDig for the past 6 months, I had some helpful input when some of uDig&#8217;s little quirks arose throughout the days.</p>
<p>With this trial over I believe Red River Solutions is well positioned for training businesses and individuals around the Central West NSW and beyond in what I believe to be the best FREE solution available for mapping.</p>
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