[EuroPython] track chairmen: contact information

[Nicolas Pettiaux]

On Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 03:44:24PM +0200, Steve Alexander wrote:
> [Talking about the Python in Education Track]
> >
> >Could you also give me a small description of this track, as in:
> >http://www.europython.org/sessions/descriptions
> 
> Here are some things a Python in Education track *could* be about:
> 
> A: School administration software written using Python (including Zope / 
> Plone / etc.)
> 
> B: School teaching / courseware written using Python (including Zope etc.)
> 
> C: Using Python to teach computer languages, or to teach other things 
> where using a computer language helps a lot. Similarly, using Zope to 
> teach people about content management or web publishing.

I am using Python to teach computer languages and progrmaming to children (12 and up)
and one of the frist project is to adapt turtle.py to become multilingual ... and get a GUI
I am intrested in presenting this at EP2004
> 
> D: Using Python in the context of university research into computer 
> science, chemistry, statistics etc.
> 
> 
> I'm personally very interested in A. I know others are interested in B.
> 
> I'm not sure whether C is in scope. It doesn't seem to be covered elsewhere.

I am extremely interested in A, B, C and D ... so please make it such that none of these tracks
take place simultaneously !

> 
> D seems to be covered by the Python in Science & Industry Track.

I suppose so
> 
> 
> So, I propose that the scope of this track is A, B and C.

good idea,

Thanks,

Nicolas

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