@Liz, what would you recommend we do in order to prepare people for the
sessions? In this case, we would like people to pre-download an iso (for
a specific session) so they will have it available, without worrying
about having a super fast connection to grab it during the session -- is
this something that can be announced easily?
I've spoken with Phil, and Jackson, both are ok with January. @Howard,
how about you?
If so, let's pick some dates. My session will start first, so I'll go in
the first week, say Jan 4th at 1800 UTC with the 'Intro to QA' session.
I don't think we need to go back to back or anything. Maybe a session or
two each week for the month. I think the rest can pick dates / times
that are suitable for them from there.
Phillw has a nice page here detailing more things.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Activities/Classroom
Nicholas
On 11/23/2012 07:44 PM, Phill Whiteside wrote:
Hi all,
further moving on from the email listing of suggestions, I've put up a
wiki area[1]. Please do discuss on the mailing list as to what areas
we are going to cover. I know I will have forgotten some important
area! I've sent an email to the laptop testing team asking them if
they want to take part for the session listed. I've not contacted the
bug-team yet as I do dimly recall them having held sessions in the
past which could be referenced to in a 'talk' about bug-hunting.
@ Nicholas, some way, some how... We are going to need people to
actually grab an iso early on, else when we cover updating iso's /
using them in test environments we would start the session and come
back next day when some of them have actually managed to pull one in.
Maybe using xubuntu or lubuntu as they are still CD sized would be
better for the 'classroom' session, else anyone without DVD Writer /
USB drive would not be able to follow?
Regards,
Phill.
1. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Activities/Classroom
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