[math4] Developer Teams

[Frederick Grose]

Hi Steve,

Thanks for signing up!

http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Rochester,_NY is open to all interested
parties in the Rochester or western New York area, and its members have been
invited to join the RIT Honors Seminar sessions, so please join in if you
wish.           --Fred

On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 10:30 AM, Steve Buck <steve at sbuck.net> wrote:
> On Mar 17 09:48, Caroline Meeks wrote:
>> Developers sign up here: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Math4Team/Contacts
>
> I've signed up for one of the teams.  I've been lurking recently, but I
> am starting to have more time to get involved as a bunch of commitments
> I've had the past few weeks are now completed.
>
> I (as well as a few people here it seems) have not done a whole lot of
> python yet. A little, but nothing specifically with PyGame. I was
> planning on starting to work with that tonight.
>
>> Greg and I will be observing and trying to help Sugar Labs as a whole
learn
>> about what works and what doesn't for teams.  If you want you can form
teams
>> around a geographical area or around similar concepts in the curriculum.
You
>> can also just form random teams. For each team let us know how you
decided
>> to form so we can learn from your results.
>
> If anyone is interested, I'm in Rochester, NY but not part of the RIT
> team.  I think there are a few others of us here, but I am by no means
> need to work with other people from Rochester.
>
> I am planning on working on this in the evenings and weekends.  I'm in
> US EDT right now (GMT-4).
>
> Steve.
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