The document outlines various workshops conducted for scheduled caste and scheduled tribe students, including a workshop on 'digital visualization' and another on 'folklore in digital medium.' The workshops involved hands-on activities, such as photography sessions, to enhance the students' skills and exposure to visual media. Multiple sessions engaged participants, with a total of around 64 students involved across different events.

1. Prepared by Rayson K. Alex06 August, 2009Programs held at Jenukuruba Archive

2. A workshop on ‘Digital Visialization’28 September, 2008The Digital Archive office at HD Kote conducted a workshop for the Scheduled Caste and Schedule Tribe students at First grade Government Hostel, HD Kote on the 28th of September.24 participants attended the workshop. The workshop had three sessions. In the first session, Mr. Rayson spoke on “Visual Media as an Art.” Then Mr. Rajasekar spoke on “Visual Media as Science.” The third was a practical session where the participants were divided into two groups and were given cameras to both the groups. They were asked to take photographs on the topic “My School.” Mr. Rajasekar, Mr. Rayson, Mr. Sailendra and Mr. Ksheerasagar accompanied the groups. It was surprising that the students had interest and talent for photography. Some excellent photographs had come out. The workshop was a one-day programme. It began at 11.am and ended at 3.30 pm. This was a unique exposure to the students in the hostel.

4. Equipment training for field workers21 September, 2008

6. Medicinal plant plantation29 September, 2008

8. When Ecoliterature students of Madras Christian College visited JenukurubaHadis …13 January, 2009

10. Workshop on ‘Folklore in Digital Medium’07 August, 2009 A workshop was organized by Community Digital Archives for Jenukurubar, H.D. Kote, in collaboration with Vivekananda School of Learning, Sangur, run by Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement, Mysore, at Vivekananda School for learning, Sargur, on 07 August, 2009. The workshop was organized for interested tribal students in classes 8, 9 and 10. Students belonging to four communities, namely, Jenukurubar, Bettukurubar, Eravar and Soligar, attended the workshop. The workshop began at 2.00pm in the computer laboratory of the school. There were 40 students who participated in the workshop.

11. Some photographs taken by students

12. Forest Act Awareness ProgramPlace: AnamalahadiDate: 14 December, 2008

13. Place: B. MatakereDate: 05 January, 2009

14. Place: BrahmagirihadiDate: 17 October, 2008

15. Place: DB KuppehadiDate: 17 October, 2008

16. Place: JekkallihadiDate: 03 January, 2009

17. Place: KarepurahadiDate: 21 October, 2008

18. Place: DammanakattehadiDate: 21 October, 2008

19. Place: MaladaadiDate: 21 October, 2008

20. Place: SeegurhaadiDate:20 October, 2008