On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 11:13 PM, Mike Lee wrote:
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> On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Caroline Meeks > wrote:
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>>> I wish for a more instructive poster next year with bullet points and
>>> photos showing Sugar in use and some of the Activity interfaces. Something a
>>> teacher could read in
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Caroline Meeks
wrote:
>> I wish for a more instructive poster next year with bullet points and
>> photos showing Sugar in use and some of the Activity interfaces. Something a
>> teacher could read in a minute while walking by. I'll try to work on that
>> soon. The
Great discussion, It falls under important but not urgent for me so I'm
going to try to mark some todos and give some comments so when we look this
up next year as it becomes urgent we have some ideas about what we wanted to
do. :) I have NECC in Denver on my calendar for next year, but my abil
NECC was at the same time personally a challenge for me to prepare for, and
enchanting to experience first hand being in such a wonderful concentration
of tech-savvy teachers. We really need to have a big presence for Denver.
There's no better way to get seen by 18,000 tech teachers in one place.
C
On 27 Jul 2009, at 17:15, Mel Chua wrote:
> * I don't know what big developments are likely to hit in the near
> future, but if the "use Activities online, in browsers!" thing works,
> then we have a *huge* winner to demo.
Just wanted to ping on this item. I don't see "Activities online, in
bro
Kevin, Anurag, Mike, Luke, Jeff - (please forward to SL folks from NECC
that I missed... also copying sugar-marketing for broader discussion)
Was thinking recently about the kind of NECC presence Sugar Labs ought
to have next year, and was wondering about your impressions of how
things went thi
