> I have been invited to speak at POSSCON (http://posscon.org/) about the > student experience in open source and would like to partially employ > this metaphor (with a tip of the hat to you, Sebastian and POSSEs) in my > presentation.
Sure thing! Borrow away. We're actually speaking at POSSCON's education track as well (Sebastian's remote, I'll be there in person) so if you want to catch up before we both speak and make sure we're complementing and amplifying each others' points and not being redundant, that might not be a bad idea. > If there's funds for sponsorship of a TOS lunch at POSSCON, I'd be happy > to put one together. I saw in a previous thread that managing grants for > TOS has been cumbersome, so not sure if this funding is still on the table. There is. Anyone else from here coming to POSSCON? Right now I count just myself and Leslie and Bryan, but there may be more lurking in the shadows. I wonder if it might be worth starting to keep track of "TOS talks" - papers and videos and slides and whatnot that folks here give about the teaching of open source - to give newcomers/outsiders a flavor of what we do, and where it's listened-to. --Mel _______________________________________________ tos mailing list tos@teachingopensource.org http://teachingopensource.org/mailman/listinfo/tos
