Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society

How to join the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society

Membership in the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society is open to anyone interested in computers regardless of the level of their computer experience or the type of hardware or software they use.

We have regular meetings, mailing lists, podcasts, and our website and presence on Facebook and on Twitter . We also hold membership in several international organisations and advise on technology issues in Trinidad and Tobago and the region.

To join, please fill out our membership form

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TTCS submission to the Government of Trinidad and Tobago for the Laptops for SEA Students programme

The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society has been considering the laptops-for-children program that the Government of Trinidad and Tobago is proposing to implement. While the TTCS recognises the importance of ICT in education, there are a number of questions that have been put forward by its members. These questions cover many of the issues concerning the specifications of the laptops as well as the mechanisms by which such laptops will be obtained and deployed and the role they play in the Education system of Trinidad and Tobago.

The TTCS has developed a document detailing these questions and has been given the opportunity to submit it to the Government of Trinidad and Tobago. This document was submitted on 9th June 2010, to Mr. Siewdath Persad, an advisor to the Government of Trinidad and Tobago who has forwarded it to the Ministry of Education and the Office of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago.

The TTCS is still awaiting a response to this document and is willing to provide further clarification and recommendations for this project. A link to the document can be found here.

Comments on Draft National E-business policy of Trinidad and Tobago

The TTCS comments to the proposed Draft National E-business Policy of Trinidad and Tobago (PDF ; 745K ; 25 pages) were submitted using the fastforward's online form.

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About the TTCS

The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS) is a computer user group formed in 1997. We:

are a forum where computers, related technologies and related social issues are discussed;
keep current with the events in the local Information Technology and telecommunications industries;
"Network local computer users" so that they can share knowledge and improve upon their experiences with modern technology.

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How to join the TTCS

First, complete our TTCS membership form. You will be added to our mailing list.

Second, attend/participate in the various TTCS activites, online and offline.

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Notes about the TTCS website

Our main website @ http://www.ttcsweb.org is hosted and sponsored by TriniDiary @ http://www.trinidiary.com.

Our mirror website @ http://www.ttcs.net is hosted and sponsored by Parodice Games.

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