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| #title Ubuntu Classroom | |
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| The idea of '''''The Classroom''''' is to host regular tutorial sessions on the Freenode IRC server in the #ubuntu-classroom channel. The tutorials will cover information for Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu users, primarily on ways in which the user can contribute back to the Ubuntu project. '''''The Classroom''''' will attempt to have sessions for all levels of expertise, from beginner to advanced. These sessions will be instructed by members and teams within Ubuntu community and should last about one hour.[[BR]][[BR]] | |
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| In addition to our regular classes, '''''The Classroom''''' now also hosts UbuntuOpenWeek and regular Q&A sessions for projects within Ubuntu. | {{attachment:ubuntu_classroom_logo.png||align="left"}} |
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| Please join the [https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-classroom Ubuntu-classroom Mailing List] if you're interested in working with this project. | <<BR>> The Ubuntu Classroom is part of the [[Learning|Ubuntu Community Learning Project]]. <<BR>><<BR>> The idea of The Classroom is to host regular tutorial sessions on the freenode IRC server in the [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom|#ubuntu-classroom]] channel. The tutorials cover information for Ubuntu, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Lubuntu, Mythbuntu, Ubuntu Server, Ubuntu Studio and Xubuntu users, primarily on ways in which the user can contribute back to the Ubuntu project. The Classroom attempts to have sessions for all levels of expertise, from beginner to advanced. These sessions are instructed by members and teams within Ubuntu community and last about one hour.<<BR>><<BR>> '''''Why Ubuntu Classroom?''''' Several teams within Ubuntu offer IRC sessions. Classroom seeks to be a centralized location for these sessions to be held and resources documented. Ubuntu Classroom currently hosts classes for the following: * UbuntuOpenWeek * UbuntuDeveloperWeek * UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek * UserDays Is your team hosting classes but not involved with Classroom? Feel free to join the [[https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-classroom|Ubuntu Classroom Mailing List]] and get involved! === Following Ubuntu Classroom on identi.ca and twitter === {{attachment:ubuntu-classroom-icon.png||align="right"}} Subscribe to Ubuntu Classroom on identi.ca and twitter for classroom updates and session announcements! [[http://identi.ca/ubuntuclassroom|Ubuntu Classroom on identi.ca]]<<BR>> [[http://twitter.com/ubuntuclassroom|Ubuntu Classroom on twitter]] === Ubuntu Classroom Blog === Ubuntu Classroom has a blog at [[http://ubuntuclassroom.wordpress.com/]] ([[http://ubuntuclassroom.wordpress.com/feed/rss/|RSS feed]]) === Other Learning Events === The Ubuntu Classroom team is partnering with [[http://ubuntuonair.com/|Ubuntu on Air]] to offer video-based sessions for some of our weeks! Visit them them and learn about upcoming and past events at [[http://ubuntuonair.com/|UbuntuOnAir.com]] |
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| '''NOTE:''' If you or your team is interested in presenting in #ubuntu-classroom, please contact the [https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-classroom Ubuntu Classroom Mailing List]. Required information outlined on the Ubuntu Classroom [:Classroom/Submissions: Submissions] Page. | ##'''NOTE:''' If you or your team is interested in presenting in [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom|#ubuntu-classroom]], please have a look at the information on both the [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Submissions|submissions]] and [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Guidelines|guidelines]] pages. |
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| '''Upcoming:''' ||<:>'''Date'''||<:>'''Time'''||<:>'''Class Topic'''||<:>'''Instructor(s)'''|| || Mon 28th Jul 2008 || 14:00 UTC || ''MOTU School - Maintainer Scripts'' || Cesare Tirabassi || |
=== Upcoming Sessions === Please see the official [[http://people.ubuntu.com/~nhandler/classroom.html|Learning Events Calendar]] to view the upcoming Ubuntu Classroom Sessions. The schedule is available in iCalendar (ics) format, [[http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/canonical.com_qg6t4s8i7mg8d4lgfu9f93qid4@group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics|subscribe]] to the calendar using [[http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=canonical.com_qg6t4s8i7mg8d4lgfu9f93qid4%40group.calendar.google.com|Google Calendar]] or Evolution. === Past Sessions === ||<bgcolor="#DD4814;border-radius: 15px 0 0 0px ;text-align: center;">'''Date'''||<bgcolor="#DD4814;text-align: center;">'''Time (UTC)'''||<bgcolor="#DD4814;text-align: center;">'''Class Topic'''||<bgcolor="#DD4814;text-align: center;">'''Event'''||<bgcolor="#DD4814;border-radius: 0px 15px 0 0px ;text-align: center;">'''Instructor(s)'''|| ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> Tue Apr 22 - Thu Apr 24 ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> 15:00 - 19:00 ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> [[UbuntuOpenWeek/trusty/Timetable|Trusty Ubuntu Open Week]] ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> [[UbuntuOpenWeek]] ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> Various || ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> Sun Mar 2 ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> 16:00 - 21:30 ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd">[[DocumentationTeam/Classroom/trusty|Ubuntu Documentation Day]] ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> [[DocumentationTeam/Classroom|Ubuntu Documentation Day]] ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> Various || ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> Sat Jan 25 - Sun Jan 26 ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> 14:30 - 01:00 ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> [[UserDaysTeam/saucy|Ubuntu User Days]] ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> [[UserDays|Ubuntu User Days]] ||<bgcolor="#f1f1dd"> Various || |
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| '''Past''' ||<:>'''Date'''||<:>'''Time'''||<:>'''Class Topic'''||<:>'''Instructor(s)'''|| || Thu 17th Jan 2008 || 20:00 UTC || ''MOTU School - Library packaging'' || Stefan Potyra, Steve Langasek || || Tue 25th Mar 2008 || 20:00 UTC || ''MOTU School - FTBFS (Fails to build from source)'' || James Westby || || Thu 26th Jun 2008 || 10:00 UTC || ''MOTU School - Effectively using and interpreting apport retraces'' || Emmet Hikory || |
See [[Classroom/InstructionArchive|InstructionArchive]] for classes from 2006-2013 |
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| See [wiki:Classroom/InstructionArchive InstructionArchive] for classes from 2006-2007 | == Presenting in #ubuntu-classroom == |
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| == Transcripts == Transcripts of many past classes are available at ClassroomTranscripts . |
If you or your team is interested in presenting in [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom|#ubuntu-classroom]], please have a look at the information on both the [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Submissions|submissions]] and [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Guidelines|guidelines]] pages. |
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| == IRC Server == The Ubuntu community is currently utilizing the [http://www.freenode.net Freenode] servers for IRC. If you are going to join a session, the channel to use is #ubuntu-classroom. If it is your first time using IRC, we ask that you simply review the [:IrcGuidelines:IRC Guidelines]. You may also be interested in this list of [:Classroom/IRCHOWTO: IRC HOWTO] Pages. To connect to the IRC server, use the following information: |
== IRC Channel == The Ubuntu community is currently utilizing the [[http://www.freenode.net|freenode]] servers for IRC. If you are going to join a session, the channel to use is [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom|#ubuntu-classroom]]. If it is your first time using IRC, we ask that you simply review the [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines|IRC Guidelines]]. You may also be interested in this list of [[Classroom/IRCHOWTO| IRC HOWTO]] Pages. To connect to the IRC server, use the following information: |
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| Once connected to the server type {{{/j #ubuntu-classroom}}} to join the classroom channel. {{{#ubuntu-classroom}}} isn't the main support channels, so you can't expect to join it searching for answers, as most of the time it is a ghost towns. We recommend you continue using {{{#ubuntu}}}, {{{#kubuntu}}}, {{{#edubuntu}}},or {{{#xubuntu}}}. | Once connected to the server type /join [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom|#ubuntu-classroom]] to join the classroom channel. [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom|#ubuntu-classroom]] isn't the main support channels, so you can't expect to join it searching for answers, as most of the time it is a ghost towns. We recommend you continue using [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu|#ubuntu]], [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=kubuntu|#kubuntu]], [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=edubuntu|#edubuntu]], [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#lubuntu|#lubuntu]] or [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#xubuntu|#xubuntu]] for support. |
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| The classes will start promptly at the designated times. The classroom will be open briefly in order to provide the members and students the opportunity for brief introductions and instructions. Once the class begins, the channel may become moderated (+m), meaning only instructors and administrators will have speaking privileges. This will insure there are no interruptions, making the class enjoyable for everyone attending. If you have a question, there will be a moderator that will take your questions via a message. You can message the moderator by typing {{{/msg nickname question}}}. Further instructions will be given at the beginning of each class. | The classes will start promptly at the designated times. The classroom will be open briefly in order to provide the members and students the opportunity for brief introductions and instructions. Once the class begins, the channel may become moderated (+m), meaning only instructors and administrators will have speaking privileges. This will insure there are no interruptions, making the class enjoyable for everyone attending. If the class is moderated, questions can be asked in [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom-chat|#ubuntu-classroom-chat]]. The proper way to ask a question in [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom-chat|#ubuntu-classroom-chat]] is: {{{QUESTION: Type your question here}}}. Further instructions will be given at the beginning of each class. |
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| See the [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Guidelines Ubuntu Classroom Guidelines] for more details. | See the [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Guidelines|Ubuntu Classroom Guidelines]] for more details. |
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| == Volunteer == | == Logs/Transcripts == |
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| The Classroom project is always looking for volunteers. We need help in the following areas: | The classroom sessions are recorded, along with all the Ubuntu related IRC logs at [[http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/|Ubuntu IRC logs]]. To find the transcript you want you must know the date of the event as the logs are stored by date. Visit [[http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/|Ubuntu IRC logs]] and select the year, then the month and date on the subsequent pages. This will give you a list of all the Ubuntu related IRC logs for that day, available as both a text file and html (for your web browser). Navigate to the Ubuntu classroom logs, #ubuntu-classroom.html and #ubuntu-classroom.txt and select a format. |
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| * Instruction: Develop courses from own resources * Instruction: Focus on LTS releases for course longevity * Instruction: Make use of Ubuntu-Training materials |
== Getting Involved == |
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| * Course Organization: Recruit Instructors * Course Organization: Recruit Teams for regular sessions * MOTU School is a great example: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School * Course Organization: Schedule classes * Course Organization: Send reminders to Instructors * Course Organization/Marketing: Maintain wiki page * Marketing: Keep blogs, UWN & Fridge informed * Marketing: Change perception that programmers are all there is to Open Source Check out [:Classroom/Volunteer: our Volunteer page] to add yourself to one of these tasks, or drop a note to the [https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-classroom Ubuntu-classroom Mailing List] with your interest. |
Are you interested in helping out with the Ubuntu Classroom? Please visit our [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/Volunteer|volunteer]] page for more information on what help is needed and the teams structure. |
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| If you are interested in becoming a member or instructor or interested in seeing a specific class, have remarks on a past class, issues with what was taught, please post to the [https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-classroom Ubuntu-classroom Mailing List] or check out the [https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-classroom Ubuntu Classroom Management] page for people to contact directly. | If you are interested in becoming a member or instructor or interested in seeing a specific class, have remarks on a past class, issues with what was taught, please visit the [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/ContactUs|Contact Us]] page to find out how to get in touch with us! |
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As of 2014 the Ubuntu Classroom project is no longer active. |
Introduction
The Ubuntu Classroom is part of the Ubuntu Community Learning Project.
The idea of The Classroom is to host regular tutorial sessions on the freenode IRC server in the #ubuntu-classroom channel. The tutorials cover information for Ubuntu, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Lubuntu, Mythbuntu, Ubuntu Server, Ubuntu Studio and Xubuntu users, primarily on ways in which the user can contribute back to the Ubuntu project. The Classroom attempts to have sessions for all levels of expertise, from beginner to advanced. These sessions are instructed by members and teams within Ubuntu community and last about one hour.
Why Ubuntu Classroom? Several teams within Ubuntu offer IRC sessions. Classroom seeks to be a centralized location for these sessions to be held and resources documented. Ubuntu Classroom currently hosts classes for the following:
Is your team hosting classes but not involved with Classroom? Feel free to join the Ubuntu Classroom Mailing List and get involved!
Following Ubuntu Classroom on identi.ca and twitter
Subscribe to Ubuntu Classroom on identi.ca and twitter for classroom updates and session announcements!
Ubuntu Classroom on identi.ca
Ubuntu Classroom on twitter
Ubuntu Classroom Blog
Ubuntu Classroom has a blog at http://ubuntuclassroom.wordpress.com/ (RSS feed)
Other Learning Events
The Ubuntu Classroom team is partnering with Ubuntu on Air to offer video-based sessions for some of our weeks! Visit them them and learn about upcoming and past events at UbuntuOnAir.com
Schedule
Upcoming Sessions
Please see the official Learning Events Calendar to view the upcoming Ubuntu Classroom Sessions.
The schedule is available in iCalendar (ics) format, subscribe to the calendar using Google Calendar or Evolution.
Past Sessions
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Class Topic |
Event |
Instructor(s) |
Tue Apr 22 - Thu Apr 24 |
15:00 - 19:00 |
Various |
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Sun Mar 2 |
16:00 - 21:30 |
Various |
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Sat Jan 25 - Sun Jan 26 |
14:30 - 01:00 |
Various |
See InstructionArchive for classes from 2006-2013
Presenting in #ubuntu-classroom
If you or your team is interested in presenting in #ubuntu-classroom, please have a look at the information on both the submissions and guidelines pages.
IRC Channel
The Ubuntu community is currently utilizing the freenode servers for IRC. If you are going to join a session, the channel to use is #ubuntu-classroom. If it is your first time using IRC, we ask that you simply review the IRC Guidelines. You may also be interested in this list of IRC HOWTO Pages. To connect to the IRC server, use the following information:
Server: irc.ubuntu.com
Port: 8001
Once connected to the server type /join #ubuntu-classroom to join the classroom channel. #ubuntu-classroom isn't the main support channels, so you can't expect to join it searching for answers, as most of the time it is a ghost towns. We recommend you continue using #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #edubuntu, #lubuntu or #xubuntu for support.
Information
The classes will start promptly at the designated times. The classroom will be open briefly in order to provide the members and students the opportunity for brief introductions and instructions. Once the class begins, the channel may become moderated (+m), meaning only instructors and administrators will have speaking privileges. This will insure there are no interruptions, making the class enjoyable for everyone attending. If the class is moderated, questions can be asked in #ubuntu-classroom-chat. The proper way to ask a question in #ubuntu-classroom-chat is: QUESTION: Type your question here. Further instructions will be given at the beginning of each class.
See the Ubuntu Classroom Guidelines for more details.
Logs/Transcripts
The classroom sessions are recorded, along with all the Ubuntu related IRC logs at Ubuntu IRC logs. To find the transcript you want you must know the date of the event as the logs are stored by date. Visit Ubuntu IRC logs and select the year, then the month and date on the subsequent pages. This will give you a list of all the Ubuntu related IRC logs for that day, available as both a text file and html (for your web browser). Navigate to the Ubuntu classroom logs, #ubuntu-classroom.html and #ubuntu-classroom.txt and select a format.
Getting Involved
Are you interested in helping out with the Ubuntu Classroom? Please visit our volunteer page for more information on what help is needed and the teams structure.
Contact
If you are interested in becoming a member or instructor or interested in seeing a specific class, have remarks on a past class, issues with what was taught, please visit the Contact Us page to find out how to get in touch with us!
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