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GTUGs are user groups for people interested in Google's developer technologies. Shoubra GTUG is one such group in Egypt located at Shoubra University. They aim to teach students Google technologies like Android, Google Apps, and Google Cloud through workshops and sessions. They also offer cooperative activities where students can work on projects together to gain experience developing using Google technologies.
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- 1. Shoubragtug
- 2. Whatis GTUG ? Google Technology User Groups (GTUGs) are user groups for people who are interested in Google's developer technology. A GTUG can take many forms — from just a few people getting together to watch Google latest video, to large gatherings with demos and lectures, to events like code sprints and hackathons.
- 3. Android. Google App Engine. Youtube. Google OpenSocial. Google Cloud. Google Chrome. LikeWhat !?
- 5. And Google apps.. Google Apps is a service from Google providing independently customizable versions of several Google products under a custom domain name. It features several Web applications with similar functionality to traditional office suites, including: Gmail, Google Groups, Google Calendar, Talk, Docs and Sites. Google Apps is free and offers the same amount of storage as regular Gmail accounts.[1] Google Apps for Business, which offers additional e-mail storage, is available for an annual fee per user account. Google Apps for Education, which is free, combines features from the Standard and Premier editions. In addition to shared apps (calendar, docs, etc.), there is Google Apps Marketplace, which is an App "store" for Google Apps users. It contains various apps, both free and for a fee, which can be installed to customize the Google Apps experience for the user.[2]
- 6. We are… -Shoubra GTUG is one of five GTUGs in Egypt , located in the faculty of engineering at Shoubra . -This group consists of a few students who love technology , especially Google technologies . -We aim to make Google technologies clear for all students so that they can learn , use and develop it well .
- 7. How ? Shoubra GTUG consists of two main parts ..
- 8. Google Sessions We will gather the interested students with a speaker who will make workshops for them , teach them how they can develop in some technology . The speaker might be a Google developer , student or user. Our first session will be on Android. Never Miss the Chance
- 9. Co-Operate activity Do you love team work spirit ? Wanna to form a team ? So you need experience to do a very good project … Co-Operate is a new student activity in the faculty of engineering at Shoubra , we will find a good pre-done project and work on it again , we might also develop new features on it.
- 10. Finally … "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough." — Mae West
- 11. More Info www.Shoubra.gtugs.org www.facebook.com/Shoubra.GTUG @ShoubraGTUG
- 12. Contact me : Haytham@gtugs.org