Hi Austin and welcome to the group! I'm not 100% sure if I get what you are actually asking, though. Could you elaborate? Do you want to know what would make good content?
I agree with Sönke though: Non-technical stuff is very very welcome and needed. This does include content on inclusion & diversity (which seems to be abbreviated as I&D in the mailing lists sometimes). Cheers, Lars On Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 10:39 PM Austin Bennett <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Apache Training, > > I am working with the administration at a local community college students > to learn things coding/computing. Computer Science is an 'impacted' major, > meaning not all students are not even able to gain access to those classes, > so there is motivation to figure out how to expand those capabilities (and > I am specifically in discussion for ways to train immigrant and ESL > students). > > This has me exploring both what is available and what would be good to > create. Outside of the technical skills, I am imagining teaching them > about (and encourage living by) the Apache Way. It seems such awareness > would be beneficial to people as they are learning (and anyone more > generally); In addition this might serve as a pipeline for the future for > people that would contribute positively to Apache. Furthermore, elsewhere > I've seen desires to continue to increase diversity around the foundation, > this specific use-case and population would then potentially also further > those goals. > > This is a super open question, and I see this group is just beginning. > Looking forward to finding the positive ways to contribute. > > Cheers, > Austin >
