Grants talk:TPS/Harsh4101991/FOSSASIA2015/Report

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Comments from the committee[edit]

Thank you for submitting this grant report, Harsh4101991. Before the committee accepts your report, please provide a link to one outcome from your participation. You may not have noticed, but the reporting format and requirements have changed since your last approved TPS grant request. Kindly refer to the instructions at Grants:TPS/Report for more details. On a separate note, I would like to confirm that we have received your receipts, which are also currently under review. Thank you for sending them. Please let me know if you have any questions about reporting. -- Best, Jtud (WMF) (talk) 01:45, 19 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for this. But my worksop is basic of MediaWiki Gadgets. So explained them to how to use JavaScript and other technologies to contribute into Wikipedia. They created basic gadgets for practice. I explained and showed various concepts and parameters. So I don't have link to outcome of this. The major outcome is lots of people are JavaScript pro and others from Wikimedia Community they learned to make gadgets. So in future they can create gadgets for more reading or editing experience enhancement. In my workshop one of the participant has created physical reader for brain people. I explained him how to use APIs of mediawiki and how he can manage to read articles of Wikipedia by programmatically. Please guide me how I can put this. --Harsh4101991 (talk) 17:19, 21 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for your reply, Harsh. One way to share results of your participation could be reporting on the 'new creation' created as a result of your workshop. You mentioned attendees of your workshop learned to make gadgets. You could add links to show what some of these gadgets might be. If you don't have links, perhaps you can connect some of your workshop attendees who created something and ask for a link. It sounds like a majority of them created something during the workshop. Another way to share outcomes of your participation could be creating a learning pattern to share your experience and insights from your holding a workshop. You may also add your ideas, examples, endorsements, etc. to an existing pattern about gadgets or workshops or some other topic that is related to what you've learned or want to share about your participation. I hope some of these ideas have helped. -- Best, Jtud (WMF) (talk) 00:28, 22 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I will add few paragraphs about this. --Harsh4101991 (talk) 09:55, 29 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Report accepted[edit]

Dear Harsh4101991, Thank you for this report and for working with us on formatting it to reflect the current reporting template for TPS grants. Congratulations on creating your first learning pattern! The first of many, we hope :)

Regarding your grant funding, we'd like to confirm here that reimbursement will be in INR. For expenses paid in SGD, exchange rates were calculated via oanda.com based on the dates of payment: 10,837.15 INR hotel costs (2,256.80 INR for 50 SGD paid 13 Mar 2015 and 8,580.34 INR for 190 SGD paid 14 Mar 2015) and 4,967 INR for food/local transportation (calculated at the average exchange rate during the dates of the event, since actual dates of purchase were not available). The total amount for disbursement is 44,696 45,033 INR (I missed the OLA cabs to/from airport). I will email you to confirm details on when to expect your grant funds.

We appreciate your continued contribution to the movement. We look forward to your next grant submission! -- Best wishes, Jtud (WMF) (talk) 20:18, 7 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]