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Ron Teitelbaum

FW: [Squeakland] SqueakFest '07 - Save the Date!

SqueakFest '07 - Save the Date!

Hello all,

I thought I’d forward this to squeak-dev, beginners and seaside lists. There has been a bit of talk about teaching your kids to squeak, so if you are an Etoy developer or a fan, if you know some teachers, let them know, or if you are a parent of a squeaker, then this event is for you! Plus this would also be a good chance to learn more about OLPC. Spread the word and save the date: August 1, 2 & 3 for SqueakFest ’07.

Ron Teitelbaum

Squeak News Team Member

From: Kim Rose

Greetings!

Thanks to the continued interest and generosity of Columbia College Chicago, we are delighted to announce SqueakFest '07!

The dates for this year's gathering are:

August 1, 2 & 3

Hands-on Workshops Wednesday, August 1st

Keynotes, presentations & panels Thursday and Friday, August 2 & 3

SqueakFest is open to educators, parents (homeschoolers, other) developers, community technology center leaders, etc., etc. -- anyone interested in working with Squeak Etoys.

This year we're planning a special track on the One Laptop Per Child Initiative ($100 laptop) and welcome participation by Etoy content developers for this particular platform in addition to those using or planning to use Squeak Etoys on other computing platforms. (For those who may be unaware, Squeak Etoys is currently one offering provided on the $100 laptop which is being distributed in great quantity this year.)

Please save these dates and help spread the word to colleagues and friends you think would be interested in attending.

We'll be sending a "call for presentations" in early April and also launching the official SqueakFest '07 website at that time.

Please mark your calendar and plan to join us in Chicago for SqueakFest '07.

Please "stay tuned" for more details!

regards,

Kim

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Aaron Reichow

want to present mobile squeak? (was Re: [Squeakland] SqueakFest '07 - Save the Date!)

This is a message to Brian and everyone else who has done some work with mobile/embedded/PDA/tablet Squeak-

Are you folks interested in maybe applying to do a presentation for this? I'm sending this to the list because I'm not sure if it would be relevant to this sort of conference- is SqueakFest really centered toward education, eToys, etc or is there room for the rest of the Squeak community to present some of our more "grown up" work? If there is, I'd really like to show off some of what has been done, both my code and how I use it as well as the work of other folks, including but not limited to Faure and Genie.

If you are interested in working with me on putting together a presentation like this, whether or not you'd be able to make it to Chicago, email me! Even if some folks couldn't make it, I'm thinking of going to SqueakFest and could present the work of others who have done some mobile Squeak work.

Thanks!

Regards,

Aaron

On Mar 22, 2007, at 7:18 PM, Ron Teitelbaum wrote:

Hello all,

I thought I’d forward this to squeak-dev, beginners and seaside lists. There has been a bit of talk about teaching your kids to squeak, so if you are an Etoy developer or a fan, if you know some teachers, let them know, or if you are a parent of a squeaker, then this event is for you! Plus this would also be a good chance to learn more about OLPC. Spread the word and save the date: August 1, 2 & 3 for SqueakFest ’07.

Ron Teitelbaum
Squeak News Team Member

From: Kim Rose

Greetings!

Thanks to the continued interest and generosity of Columbia College Chicago, we are delighted to announce SqueakFest '07!

The dates for this year's gathering are:

August 1, 2 & 3

Hands-on Workshops Wednesday, August 1st

Keynotes, presentations & panels Thursday and Friday, August 2 & 3

SqueakFest is open to educators, parents (homeschoolers, other) developers, community technology center leaders, etc., etc. -- anyone interested in working with Squeak Etoys.

This year we're planning a special track on the One Laptop Per Child Initiative ($100 laptop) and welcome participation by Etoy content developers for this particular platform in addition to those using or planning to use Squeak Etoys on other computing platforms. (For those who may be unaware, Squeak Etoys is currently one offering provided on the $100 laptop which is being distributed in great quantity this year.)

Please save these dates and help spread the word to colleagues and friends you think would be interested in attending.

We'll be sending a "call for presentations" in early April and also launching the official SqueakFest '07 website at that time.

Please mark your calendar and plan to join us in Chicago for SqueakFest '07.

Please "stay tuned" for more details!

regards,

Kim

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Brad Fuller-3

Re: want to present mobile squeak? (was Re: [Squeakland] SqueakFest '07 - Save the Date!)

Aaron Reichow wrote:

> This is a message to Brian and everyone else who has done some work
> with mobile/embedded/PDA/tablet Squeak-
>
> Are you folks interested in maybe applying to do a presentation for
> this? I'm sending this to the list because I'm not sure if it would
> be relevant to this sort of conference- is SqueakFest really centered
> toward education, eToys, etc or is there room for the rest of the
> Squeak community to present some of our more "grown up" work? If
> there is, I'd really like to show off some of what has been done, both
> my code and how I use it as well as the work of other folks, including
> but not limited to Faure and Genie.
>
> If you are interested in working with me on putting together a
> presentation like this, whether or not you'd be able to make it to
> Chicago, email me! Even if some folks couldn't make it, I'm thinking
> of going to SqueakFest and could present the work of others who have
> done some mobile Squeak work.
>

I can't help, but I'm very interested in keeping up with what the mobile
team will be doing. Can you keep us up-to-date?

brad