* Do you perceive a need for mechanisms beyond what we already have for the code4lib community for learning/teaching each other or those outside the community?
* What mechanisms might we employ? The workshop model came to many people's minds. What do you think of the workshop model? What other mechanisms might work?
* What specifically would you like to learn from this community? What would you like to teach? Who would you like to teach a course/lead a workshop and on what topics?
* What are organizational frameworks we can already work within to make "code4lib as a school" as bureaucratically lightweight as possible w/o too many downsides?
I'll kick off this thread and see where it goes. -Raymond Yee -- -- Raymond Yee 2195 Hearst (250-22) Technology Architect UC Berkeley Interactive University Project Berkeley, CA 94720-3810 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 510-642-0476 (work) http://iu.berkeley.edu/rdhyee 413-541-5683 (fax)
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