[PyAR2] pyArkansas
Bob Fahr
bob.fahr at gmail.com
Thu May 22 04:18:30 CEST 2008
Greg,
I'd like to help. I'm far from a python expert but I've done some
interesting stuff lately with mod_python, so web related or maybe DB or
both. I can also check with my employer about donating some swag too.
Bob.
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 7:08 PM, Greg Lindstrom <gslindstrom at gmail.com>
wrote:
> OK...we're looking at October 10th for PyArkansas. That's a Saturday.
> I think we should look at starting a 9 and going to noon, a 1 hour
> break for lunch, then have another 3 hour session (both sessions will
> have a break, too). UCA is giving us 2 or 3 rooms with 20+
> workstations. We should have 1 room dedicated to "introduction to
> Python" class (2 sessions) and the other to more advanced topics; we
> could have 2 classes per session. It would be nice to have a "cool
> things being done with Python" talk. Maybe something during the last
> half hour with everybody (of course, I have no idea how many people
> will attend).
>
> I'd like a show of hands as to who is willing to step up and lead a
> session. I've taught a beginning Python class where we start out
> playing with IDLE and write some simple programs (hi/low number
> guessing game and hangman). The thing is, I'd like to give a Django
> class or a class on packages/modules, etc. I'd like us to get a list
> of potential classes and then choose so I can get a flier made up to
> send to local high schools. It would be nice to have classes picked
> by August 1 so we can get a flier out at the start of school and then
> another a few weeks later.
>
> Anyone want to write O'Reilly about having them donate some books?
> They are really good about such things.
>
> Anyone want to work on putting together a swag bag? It will be
> modest, but I'm going to look for some sponsors, and I have some
> Python stickers from PyCon. Does anyone know who I can write at
> Acxiom? They used to be pretty good about helping out with such
> things. For that matter, does anyone know people at Acxiom using
> Python? There are a lot of potential user group members there, too.
> What other businesses? Altel? Windstream? Novasys :-)
>
> Anyone want to start gathering addresses of area High Schools and
> Colleges? Could we get a blurb in any papers (even College papers)?
>
> Anyone want to handle registration issues? I don't know what they
> are, so it might be an easy task.
>
> Anyone want to step up and get a web site up? I *think* the psf might
> host it, but I'm not sure.
>
> And what should be budget? Certainly public relations (postage and
> printing) and class handouts (printing). If we can, I'd like to give
> speakers something ($50.00, for example). I'm going to start this
> weekend writing potential sponsors. What else?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --greg
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