Dan and Brad,
Dan, are you asking Brad and I to manage a group of writers/developers
engaged in building a tutorial for some/all aspects of HTML 5 practical usage?
Do you have a sub-charter to propose or are you leaving it up to us
to sort out operating principles and develop a web of tutorial information?
This is a huge undertaking. Bigger than the actual specification by far.
And more difficult to manage because of the dependencies.
Brad, I don't think that I know you, do I? Neither of us comes up on Wikipedia,
so I guess we are still officially below the radar. We should probably talk
before
seriously thinking about taking this on. My toll-free number is 1-866-727-4221
Regards,
Murray
At 04:57 PM 4/26/2007 -0500, Dan Connolly wrote:
Murray, you advised weekly telcons. I can imagine it would
be useful to have teleconferences for subgroups
when the main group isn't meeting.
For example, there are 18 people who
checked the "tutorial development, quick reference, course
materials, ..." box in the task survey.
http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/40318/tasks83/results
Brad, you may be well be right when you write...
"I think this mainstream language tutorial
will end up being the most important deliverable of the group because
it will directly affect the people using the language (and will likely
determine how much that use increases)."
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Are you guys interested to organize work on tutorial
development? Karl and I can offer W3C-hosted teleconference,
IRC, email, and Wiki services.
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