Tim - Thanks for the kind words and I agree with what you say. In particular, I felt a little guilty that all those people brought their lap-tops but didn't get to play (though we did get a lot of people to load Python). The large numbers do give us an excuse, and nobody SAD they were disappointed (on the contrary, feedback was positive). Still ...
I had an idea on that basis - a web discussion group (such as yahoo, discusson & ability to post files) - such as - Invite the lecture attendees but leave it open - This is a self-help group, though at least one of the speakers is also a member - Our commitment is limited (say two weeks), after which we expect the group to help itself - Write up maybe an exercise each, designed to lead the members through to being able to run and broadly understand one example each of us presented. This might give me the motivation to set up my demo with the web-cam not buzzers, and allow people to provide remote control of the camera, at least for the promised fortnight. Just an idea, and certainly no commitment to do that much work. Regardless, we ought to post our slides. I'll ask Xen how we do that. _______________________________________________ python-uk mailing list python-uk@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-uk
