Hi Folks,

I just wanted to clarify that the recent POSSEs that have been hosted in the
U.S. have been mostly funded by the National Science Foundation.   The NSF
provided travel, lodging, and food funds for both participants and leaders.
Unfortunately, those funds cannot be used outside of the U.S.  which is one
reason why there have been more US POSSEs in the past year. 

Heidi 

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Subject: Re: [TOS] tos Digest, Vol 61, Issue 7

Hello,

> We are now planning POSSE GH (Ghana) and/or POSSE KY (Kenya) and the 
> sponsor, this time around, is Red Hat. I have been butting head with 
> the

How about POSSE France? There is a community of teachers sensitized about
open source but missing some incentives and knowledge about the methodology
of putting such a class in place (getting in touch with community, how to
find projects with high pedagogical value, the day-to-day work about a class
on FOSS, etc.)

I'm sure Roberto Di Cosmo -- director of IRILL (Institute for Resesarch and
Innovation on Free Software, CCed), will be glad to host such an event.
However it will be nice to have some of your experience and expertise that
you have developped since the early days of POSSE.

Please let me know if you think that such a thing is doable. I will be glad
to give it a try.

Best,

--
Ivaylo Ganchev

System administrator
Lecturer
CS Department
tel.: +33 1 49 40 64 08
mail: [email protected]
University of Paris 8
2 rue de la Liberté
93526 Saint-Denis, France


> other instructors about what projects to contribute to. I could get 
> the participants to contribute to a Fedora package (i.e. develop one 
> ground up or update an existing one). But I don't know what package 
> would be a good choice.
> This is the reason I am contacting the ToS members. We would 
> appreciate it if the community could share some tips, comments and 
> suggestions w.r.t. it.
> 
> Regards,
> Michael
> 
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