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I would like organize some Ubuntu party with my school, but how to improve Ubuntu with our time? (easily)

Stefano Palazzo
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There are tons of ways that an organized group of people can contribute to Ubuntu. Here are some of mine:

  • LoCo Activities - formal teams in Ubuntu are called Local Teams (LoCo), they have a ton of information with good ideas on their wiki page. You can find if there's an existing LoCo team in the directory. I recommend you contact them and let them know that you're ready to start planning events at your school.
  • Throw a release party!!
  • You can run an Ubuntu Jam
  • You can run an Ubuntu Hour
  • And of course, you can all particiapte on Ask Ubuntu by asking more questions and answering them - the site is still relatively new and we could always use questions that new users are running into so we can help build a good list of answers.
Jorge Castro
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  • Ok, thanks, we will first do some mapping for OpenStreetMap, then we will search for bugs and report them. And if it become boring, we will do some "mini-apps" with [quickly](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Quickly). – Dorian Feb 17 '11 at 16:54
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    Had the same question today. I like the Ubuntu Jam and Ubuntu Hour ideas for what I want to do in my city. – Luis Alvarado Nov 27 '11 at 23:30