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| In mid-2006, the PSF agreed to hire JeffreyRush for full-time work on ["Advocacy"]. |
In mid-2006, the PSF agreed to hire JeffreyRush for full-time work on ["Advocacy"]. The contract was renewed for another six months starting March 15, 2007, along with a [http://www.python.org/psf/grants/advocacy/revised-tasks.pdf list of tasks to tackle]. |
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| * Migrate over the prototype portal from advocacy.dfwpython.org to advocacy.python.org. * Establish a subportal under advocacy.python.org for those who want to help promote Python. * Gain access to the correct portion of Python SVN to hold my creations, both software and content. * Make announcment re advocacy onto CLP and CLPA. |
* Produce more "5-Minutes with Python" screencasts -- I've produced nine screencasts so far (not all 5-min though). * Python, Numbers and Array Processing * Python and Strings * Python and the Imaging Library * Python and Relational Databases * Python and Object Databases * Python and Scientific Computing * Work on "Starting and Running a Successful Python User Group" paper, with select members of the Usergroup Support Committee who have volunteered to help. * Hold another online meeting of the Usergroup Support Committee. * Use the [http://www.dfwpython.org:8000/ www.python.org mockup area] to test some proposed changes, re a "spotlight" topic and a "get involved" feature, and get feedback from the community. * Decide how to create a "spotlight" box on www.python.org, in consultation with the pydotorg group. * Decide how to create a "get involved" box on www.python.org, in consultation with the pydotorg group. |
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| * Put out call for !PyCon talk and tutorial ideas; post my suggestion list. * Ping pydotorg for site statistics, if they already exist. * Further restyling of us.pycon.org website * Install the python api for subversion, so I can directly manipulate repositories, as needed. * Figure out how to integrate Nabu with subversion, such that documents maintain an audit trail. * Finish processing the audio recordings from past !PyCons. * Encourage adoption of a standard presentation template for !PyCon. * For !PyCon: * rename Apache rewrite rule from "apps" to "apps06". * rename fastcgi start/stop scripts to have "06" in them. * rename the django/pycon directory to django/pycon06 * update the sudo config for the renamed files. * help Doug chg password for the pycon06 DB. |
* crunching a talk down into only 5-minutes - it is surprisingly difficult * figuring out why threads I start re advocacy and usergroups die out, lacking persistence. * why no response pretty much at all to the repeated calls for podcasts and screencasts -- why is the community so averse to multimedia? ---- For active discussion on advocating the use of Python, please join the [http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/advocacy Advocacy mailing list] and visit the [http://advocacy.python.org/getinvolved Advocacy - Get Involved!] site. ---- CategoryAdvocacy CategoryAdvocacy |
In mid-2006, the PSF agreed to hire JeffreyRush for full-time work on ["Advocacy"]. The contract was renewed for another six months starting March 15, 2007, along with a [http://www.python.org/psf/grants/advocacy/revised-tasks.pdf list of tasks to tackle].
Current Tasks:
- Produce more "5-Minutes with Python" screencasts -- I've produced nine screencasts so far (not all 5-min though).
- Python, Numbers and Array Processing
- Python and Strings
- Python and the Imaging Library
- Python and Relational Databases
- Python and Object Databases
- Python and Scientific Computing
- Work on "Starting and Running a Successful Python User Group" paper, with select members of the Usergroup Support Committee who have volunteered to help.
- Hold another online meeting of the Usergroup Support Committee.
Use the [http://www.dfwpython.org:8000/ www.python.org mockup area] to test some proposed changes, re a "spotlight" topic and a "get involved" feature, and get feedback from the community.
- Decide how to create a "spotlight" box on www.python.org, in consultation with the pydotorg group.
- Decide how to create a "get involved" box on www.python.org, in consultation with the pydotorg group.
Existing Challenges (most recent at top):
- crunching a talk down into only 5-minutes - it is surprisingly difficult
- figuring out why threads I start re advocacy and usergroups die out, lacking persistence.
- why no response pretty much at all to the repeated calls for podcasts and screencasts -- why is the community so averse to multimedia?
For active discussion on advocating the use of Python, please join the [http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/advocacy Advocacy mailing list] and visit the [http://advocacy.python.org/getinvolved Advocacy - Get Involved!] site.