Lionel,

Lionel Laské wrote on 4/15/19 2:37 AM:

Hi Tony,

+1 on this.

BTW Sugar/Python is not the only way to grow user base.
For your information, we're currently deploying Sugarizer in 3 schools in the Saint-Ouen city near Paris. It means about 150 Android tablets with Sugarizer OS installed on it, used by few hundred children.

That's great, but it really needs to be documented. Has there been any media coverage, or other articles written about your efforts? if not, would you be willing to write an article about it, with some depth? I'd be genuinely interested to learn more about the project.

Regards.

Lionel.


Le lun. 15 avr. 2019 à 11:03, <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> a écrit :


    Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2019 15:42:52 +0800
    From: Tony Anderson <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>>
    To: [email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>
    Subject: Re: [Sugar-devel] Sugar Outreach Plans 2019 - PyCon Cleveland
    Message-ID: <[email protected]
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    What Sugar Labs needs to survive is users. If our count of active
    users
    reaches zero, there will be no need for developers (or Sugar Labs).

    A Conference like PyCon is an opportunity to show that Sugar is a
    viable
    educational platform. So marketing does not need to be concerned
    about
    $, it needs to be concerned about the characteristics of Sugar
    that make
    it an attractive option for educators. At such a conference it is
    possible to make presentations - ofen there is an educational track.
    More importantly there is an opportunity to have an exhibit (booth).
    This booth can provide many examples of Sugar running on platforms
    other
    than the XO (make sure there some XO pictures visible since this
    attracts interest to a booth.) Sugarizer can demonstrate that
    Sugar is
    available for smartphones, tablets and other devices. Sugar can
    show its
    capabilities on Ubuntu, Raspbian. Windows is a special case since
    Miccrosoft has been able to lock educators into Windows. Showing that
    Sugar is viable in a Windows-based deployment may be beyond our
    current
    cabability.

    Our goal should be to attract new contributors and to find new
    deployment opportunities.

    Tony

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