SummitLightningTalks

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Here were the talks that were accepted, in the order given. Please feel free to link to any content or resources applicable.

Teaching Open Source
Python Epistemology
IPython Notebook Doctest
Python for Adults
Ipython Notebook and ipythonblocks
How not to be scary (transcription)
Homework Automation

The following were the talks we didn't have time for. (If you want to contact the person who proposed those talks, please contact Naomi)

CheckI/O Peer based Python learning game environment
Tow Truck
Code Raising and Cone Mentors Boston
Python as a Social Hacking Tool
Open Ed Tools as a Basis for Revolution in Public Education
Using Project Euler in the Classrom

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