Responsible: Juergen Neumann (juergen@xorxe.net) +49 177 3302333

This subject is important to structure as soon as possible, as it is needed to be able to finish the work on the webpage for attendance in due time.

1) NET: At least one of the workshops should prepare the interested participants for the practical workshop week - after the weekend - building the physical network at certain interesting localities around Djursland, - as practise really is everything in generating the ability to build broadband radio networks covering the landscape.

2) WEB: At least one other workshop should concern itself about the importance of using the network for general all encompassing information, as a service for building the local society in general, as well as using the network - along with other medias - for inspiriting the local citizens to involve themselves in building their own part of a mutual broadband infrastructure of their area, and also to involve themselves in putting it to use with all kind of services.

3) SUPPORT: Another workshop has to grow understanding of the importance of support to the citizens in an well organized manner, as the citizens get more and more involved in the IT-society and get lots of trouble with IT-gear and its possibilities. It is crucial to now how to solve the problems and to now how to evolve and organize the practical ability to take care and solve all the problems as they develop.

4) ORGANIZATION: A workshop on how to organize people around building their own IT-infrastructure as ones own contribution to the IT-society, might be most important and unavoidable, as inspiriting organizing is the key to make NET, WEB and SUPPORT come true as a social reality.

The chairman of DjurslandS.net can contribute with an educating speech in the beginning of the common conference to introduce and inspire the extreme importance of the coordinated effort on all four areas, and thence inspire attendance in all four workshops.

DjurslandS.net can contribute with teachers and trainers for all four workshops.

We hope to convince the Danish minister of science to open the convent, and from this attract a lot of media attention to the subject of bringing cheap broadband to rural areas all over the world, to make it possible for everybody to participate on equal terms in the more and more dominating IT-society.

"The Tourist organisation of Djursland" has agreed to pinpoint the cream of tourist attraction on Djursland to make some of them part of a Saturday excursion around Djursland to sense the extreme wide area of DjurslandS.net.

/Bjarke