The first session (Bryant Patten) is now up here, using open source codecs of course:
http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/teachingopensource/ More in the coming days On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 1:23 PM, Sebastian Dziallas <sebast...@when.com>wrote: > 2010/8/9 Jeff Osier-Mixon <je...@jefro.net>: > > We had a long and vibrant day today, just a few short notes: > > > > - There were some very active discussions, a few romping debates, and > some > > really interesting demos > > - We had a varied participation of between 18 and 28 people, with fewest > at > > beginning and end, and several people coming and going. Participants > ranged > > from professors to college (and one high school!) students to K-12 > teachers > > to industry professionals. > > - I was literally held captive by every single one of the 9 sessions. > > - I was able to find the pens (yay!) and enlist a few early attendees to > put > > stickers on them, making it a group effort. I still have about half of > the > > pens and a large quantity of stickers. > > - We filmed 95% and recorded audio for 100% of the sessions > > I'd like to reiterate my feeling that this summit was indeed a > success. Máirín has written up an incredible summary of the sessions: > > http://mairin.wordpress.com/2010/08/16/mini-education-summit-linuxcon-boston-2010/ > > Thanks everybody for attending and joining in! > --Sebastian >
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