• Python Tour in Africa discussion

  • Next step for the project

    from kayeva on Sep 24, 2008 04:21 PM 
    Hello,

Some news about the project.

I have written a proposal document (currently in draft state) that I
would like to complete in the coming days and then send to potential
sponsors so we get sure that we can move forward.

If anyone is interested in reviewing it, please let me know and I will
send it to you by private mail.
If anyone know someone within an organization that would want to
sponsor the project, let me know too.

As of today, we have Morocco, Malawi, and South Africa where we have
discussions going on for being part of the tour. This is good news.
If we have 2 or 3 more countries, it makes the project valid at least
for the first year. My plan is that we should have 1 country/training
event per quarter.
And it might make sense to group some countries to have a single event
per region.

As always, suggestions/ideas are welcome.

Cheers,
Kamon
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  • Re: Next step for the project

    from gogwim on Sep 25, 2008 03:41 PM 
    Dear Sir,
It is timely to read this from you.
I am Mr. Joel Gogwim from university of Jos, Nigeria. I got to know about
this tour while i was in Morroco for Africa Nework Operators Group(AfNOG)
workshop around May/June 2008. I was touched by the presenter of the tour.
Why? because it was a student that presented, so from then I promised
myself that I must ensure that my students and the university have to
participate. I did sent mail to the Morrocan students for next step to
take but I am yet to receive a response.

Lastly I wish to review the proposal and promised you that my university
want to participate. And I will appreciate if there are other things we
need to do to be member(s) then let me know.

Cheers,
Joel Gogwim.


On Wed, September 24, 2008 9:21 pm, Kamon Ayeva said:
> Hello,
>
> Some news about the project.
>
> I have written a proposal document (currently in draft state) that I
> would like to complete in the coming days and then send to potential
> sponsors so we get sure that we can move forward.
>
> If anyone is interested in reviewing it, please let me know and I will
> send it to you by private mail.
> If anyone know someone within an organization that would want to
> sponsor the project, let me know too.
>
> As of today, we have Morocco, Malawi, and South Africa where we have
> discussions going on for being part of the tour. This is good news.
> If we have 2 or 3 more countries, it makes the project valid at least
> for the first year. My plan is that we should have 1 country/training
> event per quarter.
> And it might make sense to group some countries to have a single event
> per region.
>
> As always, suggestions/ideas are welcome.
>
> Cheers,
> Kamon
>
>
> --
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    • Re: Next step for the project

      from kayeva on Sep 25, 2008 04:47 PM 
      Hello Joel,

Good to hear you are interested.
Aida, the student from Morocco you're mentioning informed me about that.
I am going to send you the proposal draft, as well as to the guy from
Malawi who also contacted me, so we all can make sure that we are on
the same track regarding how to organize things.

The other thing interested universities can do is inform us of the
period when a training event can happen in your place (speaking of
2009 here), and see with us how we can start planning it.

Best regards,
Kamon
Python/Plone developer & trainer

      • Re: Next step for the project

        from gogwim on Sep 26, 2008 03:48 AM 
        Hi Kamon,
Please my regard to Aida, she was quite hospital and ready to share. For
my school I may say we have no knowledge about python programming so we
shall appreciate having experts to come and train us. Scheduling the
training my university will not be a problem next. My handicap is the
facilitators but participants we shall have more than enough. Another
thing is what are the requirements for the training? I mean:
1. Systems - hard & soft
2. Pre-knowledge of participants
3. other Equipments/facilities needed

When we start, get other universities in Nigeria will be very easy. I can
also invites them to participates. We have over 30 universities here.

By November 2008, we are having ngNOG (Nigerian version of AfNOG) so I
will equally appreciate if you can help me with presentations that I could
offer to colleagues during the meeting sessions to gain more participating
institutions here in Nigeria.



On Thu, September 25, 2008 9:47 pm, Kamon Ayeva said:
> Hello Joel,
>
> Good to hear you are interested.
> Aida, the student from Morocco you're mentioning informed me about that.
> I am going to send you the proposal draft, as well as to the guy from
> Malawi who also contacted me, so we all can make sure that we are on
> the same track regarding how to organize things.
>
> The other thing interested universities can do is inform us of the
> period when a training event can happen in your place (speaking of
> 2009 here), and see with us how we can start planning it.
>
> Best regards,
> Kamon
> Python/Plone developer & trainer
>
>
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        • Re: Next step for the project

          from kayeva on Sep 26, 2008 06:18 AM 
          On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 9:54 AM, GOGWIM, JOEL GODWIN
<gogwim@...> wrote:
> Hi Kamon,
> Please my regard to Aida, she was quite hospital and ready to share. For
> my school I may say we have no knowledge about python programming so we
> shall appreciate having experts to come and train us. Scheduling the
> training my university will not be a problem next. My handicap is the
> facilitators but participants we shall have more than enough. Another
> thing is what are the requirements for the training? I mean:
> 1. Systems - hard & soft

Any computer on which we could install and run the Python interpreter,
and additional libraries, for each student.
At least, this is for the Python introduction course.

> 2. Pre-knowledge of participants

They should have a knowledge of one programming language (C, PHP or Java).
This is just so the first training can give priority to people that
already have programming basics.

> 3. other Equipments/facilities needed

It would be nice to have a videoprojector.

> When we start, get other universities in Nigeria will be very easy. I can
> also invites them to participates. We have over 30 universities here.

It would be nice to group people coming from diverse universities so
the logistics are easy to organize, and have not more than 2 training
events per year and per country. The reason for that is we don't yet
have resources and I suspect our Python experts/volunteers have a busy
agenda.

Regards,
Kamon

          • Re: Next step for the project

            from gogwim on Sep 27, 2008 07:15 AM 
            Hi Kamon,
Please would be able to help me with any presentation materials on the
Python Africa Tour to enable me use it as means of reaching other
institutions?
We shall have a workshop very soon that a lot of organizations will
participates so it will be a good time for me to preach this gospel to my
fellow Nigerians.

Thank you.

On Fri, September 26, 2008 11:18 am, Kamon Ayeva said:
> On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 9:54 AM, GOGWIM, JOEL GODWIN
> <gogwim@...> wrote:
>> Hi Kamon,
>> Please my regard to Aida, she was quite hospital and ready to share. For
>> my school I may say we have no knowledge about python programming so we
>> shall appreciate having experts to come and train us. Scheduling the
>> training my university will not be a problem next. My handicap is the
>> facilitators but participants we shall have more than enough. Another
>> thing is what are the requirements for the training? I mean:
>> 1. Systems - hard & soft
>
> Any computer on which we could install and run the Python interpreter,
> and additional libraries, for each student.
> At least, this is for the Python introduction course.
>
>> 2. Pre-knowledge of participants
>
> They should have a knowledge of one programming language (C, PHP or Java).
> This is just so the first training can give priority to people that
> already have programming basics.
>
>> 3. other Equipments/facilities needed
>
> It would be nice to have a videoprojector.
>
>> When we start, get other universities in Nigeria will be very easy. I
>> can
>> also invites them to participates. We have over 30 universities here.
>
> It would be nice to group people coming from diverse universities so
> the logistics are easy to organize, and have not more than 2 training
> events per year and per country. The reason for that is we don't yet
> have resources and I suspect our Python experts/volunteers have a busy
> agenda.
>
> Regards,
> Kamon
>
>
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            • Re: Next step for the project

              from kayeva on Sep 27, 2008 07:41 AM 
              Hi Joel,

On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 12:59 PM, GOGWIM, JOEL GODWIN
<gogwim@...> wrote:
> Hi Kamon,
> Please would be able to help me with any presentation materials on the
> Python Africa Tour to enable me use it as means of reaching other
> institutions?
> We shall have a workshop very soon that a lot of organizations will
> participates so it will be a good time for me to preach this gospel to my
> fellow Nigerians.

Yes, of course.
This is something important to do.
On the top of my head, our gospel ideas are:
- Using training to introduce young people to a new language that has
been powering users in the world for more than 10-15 years now, which
is Open Source, with a friendly community, and much much more.
- Doing that in a way that can bypass the usual inertia we see in some
of our countries, and also with an economic model inspired by Open
Source itself (sponsoring, contributing, etc)

I am available to help you. I can send you some slides if you want,
and you would just adapt them to your taste.

My best,
-- Kamon

              • Re: Next step for the project

                from Ankhsounamoun on Sep 28, 2008 06:51 AM 
                Hi Joel,

I'm very glad to hear from you, and i'm pleased to see that you're
motivated for the project.

I would like to be in contact with your students once you will choose
those who will be involved in the project.

Regards,


-- 
El manar El bouanani Aîda
2ème année Génie Informatique
Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs
www.maroc-inge.com

                • Re: Next step for the project

                  from gogwim on Sep 29, 2008 02:05 PM 
                  Hi Aida,
Thank you very much I shall keep you posted and link you with my
participating students.
How is Morroco? I am sure very cool. We did enjoy being there during our
workshop. People like you make life really good and cool for us. I hope to
see you other days again.
By God grace I shall be in Egypt next year for the same workshop.

Have a nice day.

On Sun, September 28, 2008 11:51 am, Aida El manar El bouanani said:
> Hi Joel,
>
> I'm very glad to hear from you, and i'm pleased to see that you're
> motivated for the project.
>
> I would like to be in contact with your students once you will choose
> those who will be involved in the project.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> --
> El manar El bouanani Aîda
> 2ème année Génie Informatique
> Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs
> www.maroc-inge.com
>
>
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              • Re: Next step for the project

                from gogwim on Sep 29, 2008 02:08 PM 
                Hi Kamon,
Thank you for all these motivational works and encouragement.
Please I need those slides so i will appreciate if you can send them to me.

Thank you very much.


On Sat, September 27, 2008 12:41 pm, Kamon Ayeva said:
> Hi Joel,
>
> On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 12:59 PM, GOGWIM, JOEL GODWIN
> <gogwim@...> wrote:
>> Hi Kamon,
>> Please would be able to help me with any presentation materials on the
>> Python Africa Tour to enable me use it as means of reaching other
>> institutions?
>> We shall have a workshop very soon that a lot of organizations will
>> participates so it will be a good time for me to preach this gospel to
>> my
>> fellow Nigerians.
>
> Yes, of course.
> This is something important to do.
> On the top of my head, our gospel ideas are:
> - Using training to introduce young people to a new language that has
> been powering users in the world for more than 10-15 years now, which
> is Open Source, with a friendly community, and much much more.
> - Doing that in a way that can bypass the usual inertia we see in some
> of our countries, and also with an economic model inspired by Open
> Source itself (sponsoring, contributing, etc)
>
> I am available to help you. I can send you some slides if you want,
> and you would just adapt them to your taste.
>
> My best,
> -- Kamon
>
>
> --
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                • Re: Next step for the project

                  from kayeva on Sep 29, 2008 04:59 PM 
                  Hello everyone,

I've been blogging on our ideas lately, so it's "on air" and on the
Python planet:

 http://www.openplans.org/projects/python-african-tour/blog/

We also need to start thinking about dates.
In my mind, we should map the program with the year (4 trainings per
year), 2009 in this case, so let say for example: january, april,
july, november.

Now here are the facts:

1) Currently interested countries that have contacted me are: Morocco,
Malawi, Nigeria.
That does not mean the first trainings will be organized there, but
only that we are trying to find ways to make it happen.

2) Morocco actually proposes December 18-19-20 this year (2008). If we
can find a volunteer, sponsors, and agree on the organization details,
why not ?

3) We have to pay attention to several Open Source events where some
of us are involved.

So the best would be for interested volunteer trainers to step up and
say if they are candidate for these possible trainings, so we can see
how things match. Send me a note with the name of the country you are
interested in, and the dates when you can be available.

After this step, we will be able to plan and add this planning
information to our proposal for sponsors.

Best regards,
Kamon

PS: To Joel: I will work on the slides and send them to you this week.

                  • Re: Next step for the project

                    from kayeva on Sep 30, 2008 06:42 AM 
                    On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 10:59 PM, Kamon Ayeva <kamon.ayeva@...> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've been blogging on our ideas lately, so it's "on air" and on the
> Python planet:
>
>  http://www.openplans.org/projects/python-african-tour/blog/
>
> We also need to start thinking about dates.
> In my mind, we should map the program with the year (4 trainings per
> year), 2009 in this case, so let say for example: january, april,
> july, november.
>
> Now here are the facts:
>
> 1) Currently interested countries that have contacted me are: Morocco,
> Malawi, Nigeria.
> That does not mean the first trainings will be organized there, but
> only that we are trying to find ways to make it happen.

Btw, I forgot about South Africa, as another candidate. I had some
contacts there, to be confirmed.
And I guess we will have volunteers already in the country.

-- Kamon

                    • Re: Next step for the project

                      from nxsy on Sep 30, 2008 07:38 AM 
                      2008/9/30 Kamon Ayeva <kamon.ayeva@...>:
> Btw, I forgot about South Africa, as another candidate. I had some
> contacts there, to be confirmed.
> And I guess we will have volunteers already in the country.

There's a fairly active Python User Group in Cape Town - I'm sure
there will be a number of possible volunteers.

Neil
-- 
Neil Blakey-Milner
http://nxsy.org/
nbm@...

                    • Re: Next step for the project

                      from kayeva on Oct 01, 2008 04:49 PM 
                      Hi there,

We need to make a decision about the 1st country we visit.
If it's Morocco, the school that will host the training is proposing
December 18-19-20, 2008.
So, who is volunteer for leading the training there ?
Once we know when and who is going, it will be easier to move on
organizing things.

Best regards,
Kamon

                      • Re: Next step for the project

                        from davewave on Oct 01, 2008 07:29 PM 
                        Le 1 oct. 08 à 22:49, Kamon Ayeva a écrit :

> Hi there,
>
> We need to make a decision about the 1st country we visit.
> If it's Morocco, the school that will host the training is proposing
> December 18-19-20, 2008.

Whatcity is it ?

Cheers,

Dave



> So, who is volunteer for leading the training there ?
> Once we know when and who is going, it will be easier to move on
> organizing things.
>
> Best regards,
> Kamon
>
>
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                        • Re: Next step for the project

                          from Ankhsounamoun on Oct 01, 2008 07:42 PM 
                          2008/10/2 David Sapiro - Pilot Systems <david@...>:
>

>
> Whatcity is it ?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave
>


Hi,

L'Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs ( Mohammadia Enginnering School) which
will host the training is based in Rabat,

Regards,



-- 
El manar El bouanani Aîda
2ème année Génie Informatique
Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs
www.maroc-inge.com

                          • Re: Next step for the project

                            from "abdrahman elkafil" on Oct 02, 2008 06:06 AM 
                            dear

I propose a few month ago to be partners of the events and we can help for
exemple  provide a one day training about
python in action in erp (openerp:open source entreprise ressource planning
built in python with potsgresql database) and how to adapt the application
to specific needs and exemples of our expérience with customers in morocco

nextma is a open source software company based in casablanca morocco

abdrahman elkafil
manager NEXTMA
www.nextma.com
tel 0021261906270


2008/10/1 Aida El manar El bouanani <ankh.aida@...>

> 2008/10/2 David Sapiro - Pilot Systems <david@...>:
> >
>
> >
> > Whatcity is it ?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Dave
> >
>
>
> Hi,
>
> L'Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs ( Mohammadia Enginnering School) which
> will host the training is based in Rabat,
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> --
> El manar El bouanani Aîda
> 2ème année Génie Informatique
> Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs
> www.maroc-inge.com
>
>
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                            • Re: Next step for the project

                              from kayeva on Oct 02, 2008 06:40 AM 
                              Hello,

Mr Elkafil, Glad to hear from you and your motivation for the project.

Let me express my view on how I see things and then people could agree
or propose alternate ideas/solutions.
I think it is a good idea to keep the general training/workshop on the
first 2 days. Aida and me agreed on that already.
Then a 3rd day (or 4th day) could be used for an unconference or a
"learning doing stuff" sprint with topics to be decided together. So,
OpenERP could be one topic.

So first question is: Are you interested by 1 or 2 days used that way,
in a free spirit rather than formal training ? From what you are
saying, I guess you would need at least 1 day just for your topic. But
maybe, we need to plit it in 2: a first day to talk specifically about
interaction with databases, then a 2nd day on how openerp uses all
these.

Now, the important thing is how we organize this so it has a good
impact for the project. For me, this falls into the scope of sponsors.
I mean if NEXTMA is a sponsor of the project:
- They can be featured in a region where the tour is stopping, in this
case Morocco.
- They can have a slot (1 or 2 days to be decided) where they can
propose topics that are important for them. It is exactly what I would
like us to have for "post-training/mentoring activities".
Depending on the type of sponsoring they could actually be the
company/organization that sends the volunteer trainers.

Regarding all the sponsoring issue, my plan is to propose the
sponsoring levels details today or tomorrow, so we will have something
more concrete to discuss on.
Also, I am thinking we should have something special to attract
sponsors, such as:
"The first 3 sponsors supporting the project will gain a special
mention (or special benefit)..." since they would have been the
supporters that helped launch the tour.

Cheers,
Kamon

                            • Re: Next step for the project

                              from gogwim on Oct 02, 2008 11:25 AM 
                              This shall be great.
Please keep the "Python Africa fire burning"...
On Thu, October 2, 2008 11:03 am, abdrahman elkafil said:
> dear
>
> I propose a few month ago to be partners of the events and we can help for
> exemple  provide a one day training about
> python in action in erp (openerp:open source entreprise ressource planning
> built in python with potsgresql database) and how to adapt the application
> to specific needs and exemples of our expérience with customers in morocco
>
> nextma is a open source software company based in casablanca morocco
>
> abdrahman elkafil
> manager NEXTMA
> www.nextma.com
> tel 0021261906270
>
>
> 2008/10/1 Aida El manar El bouanani <ankh.aida@...>
>
>> 2008/10/2 David Sapiro - Pilot Systems <david@...>:
>> >
>>
>> >
>> > Whatcity is it ?
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> >
>> > Dave
>> >
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> L'Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs ( Mohammadia Enginnering School) which
>> will host the training is based in Rabat,
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> El manar El bouanani Aîda
>> 2ème année Génie Informatique
>> Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs
>> www.maroc-inge.com
>>
>>
>> --
>> Archive:
>> http://www.openplans.org/projects/python-african-tour/lists/python-african-tour-discussion/archive/2008/10/1222904553966
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>> questions.
>>
>>
>

                      • Re: Next step for the project

                        from r0ver on Oct 02, 2008 01:07 PM 
                        Kamon Ayeva escribió:
> Hi there,
>
> We need to make a decision about the 1st country we visit.
> If it's Morocco, the school that will host the training is proposing
> December 18-19-20, 2008.
> So, who is volunteer for leading the training there ?
> Once we know when and who is going, it will be easier to move on
> organizing things.
>   

Kamon

I could be interested. In menttes I'm giving a 16hours Python beginer 
course:
http://tinyurl.com/python-menttes

Not sure if i'm the best candidate since i'm far than europe, and i 
don't speak french, just spanish, english, a little bit of hungarian and 
german. But, besides that, i think i could do it. I just would need to 
know what the task implies.

Kind Regards
r.

-- 
http://menttes.com

                        • Re: Next step for the project

                          from kayeva on Oct 02, 2008 02:22 PM 
                          On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 7:07 PM, Roberto Allende <rover@...> wrote:
> Kamon Ayeva escribió:
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> We need to make a decision about the 1st country we visit.
>> If it's Morocco, the school that will host the training is proposing
>> December 18-19-20, 2008.
>> So, who is volunteer for leading the training there ?
>> Once we know when and who is going, it will be easier to move on
>> organizing things.
>>
>
> Kamon

Hi Roberto,

> I could be interested. In menttes I'm giving a 16hours Python beginer
> course:
> http://tinyurl.com/python-menttes

Ok.

> Not sure if i'm the best candidate since i'm far than europe, and i don't
> speak french, just spanish, english, a little bit of hungarian and german.
> But, besides that, i think i could do it. I just would need to know what the
> task implies.

Thanks for proposing.
The task: Just the normal Python introduction (2 days) training,
followed by an unconference where the people will continue learning,
possibly OpenERP. Well, we are still thinking about the topics.
For the training, we need to go with a CD with all needed software and
documentation on it, and it will serve as handout for the students.

It also means staying there during 4/5 days at least.

Note that, if we stick to the 18-20 of december, some people might
want to leave right after to be back at home for Christmas.

Regards,
Kamon

          • Re: Next step for the project

            from gogwim on Sep 27, 2008 07:38 AM 
            Thank you its clearer now.
And from the list these are things obtainable. So I will keep you posted.


On Fri, September 26, 2008 11:18 am, Kamon Ayeva said:
> On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 9:54 AM, GOGWIM, JOEL GODWIN
> <gogwim@...> wrote:
>> Hi Kamon,
>> Please my regard to Aida, she was quite hospital and ready to share. For
>> my school I may say we have no knowledge about python programming so we
>> shall appreciate having experts to come and train us. Scheduling the
>> training my university will not be a problem next. My handicap is the
>> facilitators but participants we shall have more than enough. Another
>> thing is what are the requirements for the training? I mean:
>> 1. Systems - hard & soft
>
> Any computer on which we could install and run the Python interpreter,
> and additional libraries, for each student.
> At least, this is for the Python introduction course.
>
>> 2. Pre-knowledge of participants
>
> They should have a knowledge of one programming language (C, PHP or Java).
> This is just so the first training can give priority to people that
> already have programming basics.
>
>> 3. other Equipments/facilities needed
>
> It would be nice to have a videoprojector.
>
>> When we start, get other universities in Nigeria will be very easy. I
>> can
>> also invites them to participates. We have over 30 universities here.
>
> It would be nice to group people coming from diverse universities so
> the logistics are easy to organize, and have not more than 2 training
> events per year and per country. The reason for that is we don't yet
> have resources and I suspect our Python experts/volunteers have a busy
> agenda.
>
> Regards,
> Kamon
>
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