> I'll be there. Already working on session proposals -- more info soon. > -- > Greg DeKoenigsberg > CTO, ISKME > [email protected]
Yep yep. Greg sent in a funding proposal to this list asking to represent the TOS community at Drumbeat, so we're working to make that happen. One condition of TOS trip sponsorships is being a bidirectional communication link for those of us who can't make the event - trip reports via blogging and/or the list, perhaps a little bit of "oh, can you please catch this person?" for the community as you can - so we'll all be there by way of Greg, in a sense. I'd love to see more people represent TOS at events - especially POSSE alumni who haven't gone anywhere for TOS before, and the students they're teaching. (Folks from Worcester State and RIT, I'm looking at you.) A few things that I'd like to see us represent at: http://gracehopper.org/2010/ - this starts tomorrow, and I believe a few people here were already planning on going, so it might be a good chance to touch base in person - if there's a TOS gathering at Grace Hopper, save the dinner receipt and write a post to Planet with notes on the conversation there, and I'll pay for it. ;-) http://engineerofthefuture.illinois.edu/ - I'll be there. Who wants to come with me? :D If you have a particularly keen student who's interested in STEM education, this is a great opportunity for them as well. Anything else we should be looking at? --Mel _______________________________________________ tos mailing list [email protected] http://teachingopensource.org/mailman/listinfo/tos
