----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ankur Sinha" <sanjay.ankur@gmail.com>
> To: "Fedora IRC Classroom discussion and feedback list" <classroom@lists.fedoraproject.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 3:32:04 PM
> Subject: [fedora-classroom] Let's chalk out a schedule, shall we?
>
> Hello,
>
> First, I'm sure we're extremely grateful to all the great folks that
> have stepped forward to instruct classroom sessions.
>
> I think we now have enough to plan a schedule and get the sessions
> started. Here's a draft plan and schedule. Please weigh in so that we
> can maybe start in two weeks time?
>
> SOP (standard operating procedure) draft:
> -----------------------------------------
>
> Week: -2 (2 weeks before a session)
> ===================================
>
> - Instructor picks a time and day of the week
> - A wrangler updates the calendar on fedocal
> - A wrangler drafts a post for both the fedora magazine (target
> audience - end users) and the community blog (target audience -
> community people) and submits it for review to CommOps
> - A wrangler drafts a general announcement for the "announce" mailing
> list.
>
> Week: -1 (1 week before a session)
> =================================
>
> - Both magazine and commblog posts to go live (CommOps will do this)
> - A wrangler sends out mail to "announce" mailing list
>
> - A wrangler begins to work on the *next* session.
>
> Week: 0 (Day or two before the session)
> ========================================
>
> - Reminders over social media etc.
>
> Week: 0 (Day or two after the session)
> ======================================
>
> - Instructor publishes report + logs. (What channel do we use for
> this?)
> - Instructor uploads/documents post class "study material" - A Pagure
> repo?
>
> and so we keep rolling. How does that sound? The pagure repo can be
> used for general organisation too via tickets if this is ever required.
> I think the wiki works for the time being,
>
> --
>
>
> Proposed class schedule
> ------------------------
>
> We have the following classes available:
>
> - Packaging 101 (FranciscoD)
> - QA 101, 102 (Sumantro)
> - Git 101 (FranciscoD)
> - Emacs 101(Sachin)
> - Magazine 101 (Eduard)
> - Vim 101 (Eduard/FranciscoD)
> - Command line 101 (FranciscoD/?)
>
> So we have 6 classes. I'm also going to go look for someone who can
> take a "Free software 101" class. Personally, I'd like it to be a
> regular class that is repeated every few months where we can discuss
> Fedora's role in the Free software movement. (Maybe I can ask one of
> the seasoned contributors from the Council to help with this?)
>
> The order I propose:
>
> - The one that doesn't require much technical knowledge
> * Magazine 101
>
> * Then a quick introduction to the Linux command line and utilities:
> - Command line 101
>
> - Then the text editors
> * Vim 101
> * Emacs 101
>
> - Then slightly more technical
> * QA 101
>
> - Then even more technical and more software focussed
> * Git 101
>
> - Then the process that uses a lot of the afore-learned skills:
> * Packaging 101
>
> How does that sound?
>
>
> I'm hoping we'll get more community members involved once the sessions
> start. We can use more wranglers, (and instructors, of course). When
> you speak to people at meetings and so on, please drop in a word to let
>  people know. :)
>
> --
> Thanks,
> Regards,
> Ankur Sinha "FranciscoD"
>
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Ankursinha

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Hey Ankur,

The plan sounds awesome. :)

Thanks
Sumantro

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