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Re: [Edu-sig] no education in Pycon 2010 talks
by Vern Ceder other posts by this author
Nov 3 2009 12:29PM messages near this date
[Edu-sig] no education in Pycon 2010 talks | Re: [Edu-sig] no education in Pycon 2010 talks
Andy,

As I recall, there weren't many education directed talk proposals this 
year (in fact, I don't recall seeing any).

I hope that the advent of poster sessions <PLUG> (see 
http://us.pycon.org/2010/conference/posters/) will add some opportunity 
for educational content. I would strongly encourage (beg, wheedle, 
plead, etc) the readers of this list to present a poster on an education 
topic, or a virtual poster, if you can't make it to Atlanta. We also are 
hoping for virtual posters from students, so encourage any bright 
(and/or video minded) students to come up with something. </PLUG> 

The idea of a PyWhip mini-sprint is kinda attractive, if we can find a 
time to do it, since I can't stay for the sprints this year either.

Cheers,
Vern

Andrew Harrington wrote:
>  Looks like an interesting collection of talks for Pycon 2010, but I do 
>  not see a single talk that I recognize as coming from the educational 
>  community.  (Am I wrong?)  The only place I know where this is listed is
>  http://us.pycon.org/2010/conference/proposals/status/#accepted
>  which is likely only viewable by those on the program committee.
>  Is the educational community coming?  What we do informally outside the 
>  talks is usually the biggest thing.  I am interested in a session/sprint 
>  generating stuff for PyWhip, but I can't stay after the regular 
>  conference time. 
>  
>  I have gone every year for many years, but I need a bit of motivation to 
>  go this year.
>  
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