Quoting Matthew Daubney <m...@daubers.co.uk>: > Ok, last night I had a quite productive chat to the Learning team. They > are in the process of creating some course ware, and have already > created some bits and pieces. They seem to be more than happy for us to > use this, and even create more if we pass it back up to them. > > If you have a look on their wiki pages (the link kindly provided by Mr > Pope up there ^) they have some pages already laid out for different > levels of student as well. > > Since so much work has gone into their stuff already, would everyone be > happy following their proforma and their lead? If people are > uncomfortable with using bzr then we can create stuff in etherpad/google > docs/what ever and then someone (don't mind if it's me) can pass it back > up into their bzr tree when it's ready. > > Thoughts? >
I think it's a great idea. No point in re-inventing the wheel so to speak. I presume this material will be under some sort of CC license or maybe even the GNU FDL? I think it would be good for trainees to be trained from consistant material, plus I think it's probably easier to contribute to existing material than going creating your own from scratch. Rob -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
