I don't think it matters what organization it happens in so long as the folks actually organizing it are responsible for it. I also don't see why there shouldn't be multiple workshops if the JUG wants to organize its own. I've learned that such things are more about scheduling than patriotism. Schedule them at different times and you'll get different crowds.
-andy On 12/2/03 5:58 AM, "Clayton Webb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I like the idea a lot. However, it's mission isn't anything different > from what the JUG 's mission is. Rather than set up a whole new > organization, couldn't this idea be implemented within the JUG? The JUG > is already functioning and has a strong infrastructure in place. Not > only that but the audience for Java information and hand-on learning > wouldn't be divided between two organizations. I can see the marketing > pitch now. "TriJUG - for all your Java needs" > > --clayton > > Harold Meder wrote: > >> The focus of the workshop will be on learning through doing as opposed >> to learning through listening. JUG will definitely augment the >> workshop. It is likely that the workshop participants will come to a >> point where a lecture/presentation would be useful. It would be nice >> if we would then be able to influence the JUG to host the presentation. >> >> JUG members who would like to apply what they have been hearing about >> at JUG meetings may wish to join the workshop. >> >> Harold. >> >> */Greg Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote: >> >> I'm confused, can you explain how this 'Java Software Development >> Workshop' >> differs from our current Java Users Group mission? >> >> - Greg Jones >> >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Harold Meder" >> To: >> Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2003 7:09 PM >> Subject: [Juglist] FW: [IEEE-JHC] Java Software Development Workshop >> >> >>> At the last triJUG meeting, Andrew Hunt suggested that, to >>> keep our jobs, we must keep our skills current. >>> >>> Towards this end, we are starting up a Java Software >>> Development Workshop where we can team up to learn new >>> frameworks and practice different development processes >>> (e.g., XP). 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