Hi I am planning on running a small training session with some colleagues, and need to communicate my learning and insights (!?) to them in an effective a way as possible. Obviously I am planning to make use of all available resources (Cocoon website; wiki site; various mailing list archive messages + 2 cocoon books) - but I would welcome any suggestions on how to structure the sessions (eg. order of presenting topics etc). I am planning on covering XSLT in the first part, as their skills are weak in this field and I believe this is a key topic for effective use of Cocoon.
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