Hi Tom!
On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 01:19:09PM -0800, tom d wrote:
> The write-up looks good! I have a bunch of stuff planned for the coming
> term incorporating Sage in Kenya and South Africa. Perhaps the line about
> Africa could be expanded to something like: 'The open nature of the Sage
> and Sage-Combinat projects encourages participation in developing
> countries like Kenya and Burkina Faso, increasing the breadth of the world
> mathematical community.'
The last statement feels a bit bold; maybe «contributing to the
increase of the breath of ...».
> (I'm planning on doing a bunch of things around mathematical problem
> solving with Sage this coming term: we're giving a three week intensive
> course at AIMS in South Africa, and I'll be running a weekly
> seminar/problem solving session with undergrads in Kenya. We're also
> going to be strategically deploying some Raspberry Pi computers with
> secondary students, hopefully with Sage included if I can get it to
> compile! I'll also be running some sessions at an algebraic geometry
> conference in Mombasa in June. So there's stuff happening with Sage (and
> sage-combinat!) on the secondary, undergrad and post grad levels here in
> Kenya.)
Impressive. Bravo for all those initiatives!
Cheers,
Nicolas
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