I registered tonight for the tutorials. I will remove my name from the TA list and I will asterisk my name on the Tutorial host list so I can host the sessions for which I am registered. A Project-Based Introduction to Python Programming $ 150.00 Hands-on Intermediate Python $ 150.00 Scripting: from Hard-drive to Github to PyPl $ 150.00 Introduction to SQLAlchemy $ 150.00 On Mar 9, 2013, at 3:40 PM, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Joel Garza <joelgarzatx@me.com> wrote: Doug,
The ones that called out to me, as a beginner: Python for Programmers: A Project-Based Tutorial Hands-on Intermediate Python Scripting: from Harddrive to Github to PyPI Introduction to SQLAlchemy or Introduction to PyGame
If I don't register or a tutorial is full, I am happy to Host for whichever slots remain open when the time comes, if someone in the class volunteers to host.
Joel -
Just so we're clear - Hosts will be in the hallways directing people, and some at the doors. See https://us.pycon.org/2013/community/volunteer/tutorial_hosts/ for more info.
Online registration for tutorials appears to still be live, and I would expect it to be live through Monday (though I don't know, am not sure).
I don't know but my expectation would be that when the onsite registration team & computers take over control of registrations that's it - one data source only! I'd expect "online" registration to go away sometime between Monday afternoon/evening and Tuesday afternoon/evening.
In other words, if you're not registered by Sunday, I think you're pushing your luck.
According to the registration screen at this moment, the only sold-out class is "Python for Data Analysis".
Joel
On Mar 9, 2013, at 3:12 PM, Douglas Napoleone wrote:
On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 4:08 PM, Joel Garza <joelgarzatx@me.com> wrote: I signed up for tutorial host, placing my slots based on the tutorial I would probably register for. I am waiting to see if some personal funds free up on Monday to know whether I can register or not. Knowing that, when is the deadline for the $150 tutorial price, please? Would that be Wednesday?
Joel, Which tutorials? Most still have open spots, and you will be able to register on-site any time. I believe that website registration will close monday if it has not already.
-Doug
Joel
On Mar 9, 2013, at 11:32 AM, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 11:16 AM, Joel Garza <joelgarzatx@me.com> wrote: Hi, Doug.
I signed up for a few of the slots and will try to fill in a couple more based on need. Quick question, for tutorial host do you hang around beyond the 20-before/20-after to help with non-TA duties for the duration?
Hi Joel -
I'm sorry this was confusing (I realized no one was signing up for Hosting, so recently added the hosting signup sheet).
Would you sign up for Tutorial Host slots at http://goo.gl/p8cDt?
Thanks for signing up for Tutorial T/A! :-) If an instructor asks you to hang around the duration, that will answer your question.
Otherwise, there is no specific need to hang around Tutorials beyond the initial 40 minutes. If there are immediate needs, Stewart or Doug or I will ask for willing volunteers on the spot. You can always contribute to the registration desk.
Thanks for Volunteering!
- Yarko
Also, anyone know of any off-list room shares available for the evening of the 13th? I was hoping for something closer to the venue for that evening. I am covered on the 12th and 14th - 18th.
Thanks!
Joel
On Mar 9, 2013, at 9:45 AM, Douglas Napoleone wrote:
Welcome Volunteers!
Thank you, all, who've stepped up to volunteer - you are the foundation of the PyCon community!
There is a speaker and volunteer orientation, Thursday evening, at 8:00pm, after the swag bag stuffing party, in the Green Room. If you are unable to attend the meeting, that is fine. Instead please stop by the Green Room, preferably in the morning between 7:00am and 9:00am. The Green Room is located in the 212 meeting room on the second floor above registration.
Small deeds can make a big difference.
The Lunch room has changed for Wednesday and Thursday , and all the signs and print materials are wrong. We'll need some help directing people for lunch on Wednesday and Thursday. <1hr. You will not miss lunch yourself. Signup: http://goo.gl/V1Ilr
We still have 15 open Session Staff positions for both runners and chairs. If you have not, please considersigning up for one of the remaining slots.
While you're at it, grab some Tutorial Host slots too - same deal: direct people to get to the right rooms on time. Short; easy; helpful.
Here are low commitment needs we have: WED-SAT: Registration desk (an hour or two at the peak times can really make a difference); http://goo.gl/y5cXA WED-THU: Tutorial greeters - help get people to their tutorials; <1hr WED-THU: Lunch Hosts (direct people); <1hr http://goo.gl/V1Ilr THU 4-8pm: SWAG - Stuff 10 Bags! (~1/2 hr; but can be fun, addictive!); - just show up! Links to information and signups are at http://us.pycon.org/2013/about/volunteers Check current needs at http://goo.gl/P3CAm
Don't take on too much - what you do helps and is enough! Remember to encourage others to volunteer. My first PyCon someone tossed me a volunteer shirt: "I'm not a volunteer." "You are now!" A half-hour or hour of time isn't much, and it's a great way to meet people you might not otherwise meet.
Remember to have lots of fun. Don't forget to check "events" on guidebook (guidebook.com).
See you in Santa Clara!
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