On 22/11/17 21:42, Bruno Giacomazzo wrote: > Hi Miguel, > in Trento we had a school, but not in Stockholm (we had just a > one-day tutorial) or in Palma. In Trento I remember covering part of the > traveling expenses for two of the lecturers (I had some financial > support also by my department and from another professor). > > Having a school would be nice, but maybe we can find lecturers that > could come at no cost because interested in attending anyway the > workshop. We could also investigate if we could arrange to have together > with the ET workshop/school a meeting of a working group of one of the > existing COST actions (that could help). But this is something we need > to discuss. Next Monday I will be at the office and we can discuss > during the ET call.
Hi Miguel, Bruno, all, I would add that the organization of a school (for which there is always interest, from past experience) is much more than finding some financial support for the lecturers. While, after many iterations, we have now a lot of quality training material that can be reused in future schools, organizing a reasonable program remains a huge undertaking. This is especially true for the hands-on parts, where each student would ideally have a temporary account on a local system where the ET can be installed with relative ease. This may involve a lot of testing and negotiating with your IT department. As a first step, I'd suggest to check that there's enough local organizers and infrastructure to work out the school program and set up the logistics. Eloisa _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.einsteintoolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/users
