Hi Rita,
I understand ESUG limitations and I hope we get elected but even if we don't I think this would be a fun project. I like Etoys and I have a few ideas on how to improve it. I'll be glad to work towards that goal.
Cheers Richo
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 10:27 AM, Rita Freudenberg < rita@isg.cs.uni-magdeburg.de> wrote:
Am 20.03.2010 um 03:52 schrieb Ricardo Moran:
Hi,
I'm interested in working as a student for the "Squeakland education project". I think I can do a nice job, I have some experience in Smalltalk and Etoys and I know how to develop tiles for specific purposes. I'm very interested in Etoys and, of course, I think this is a great opportunity for me.
I've never participated in GSoC before, so I'm not really aware of the process. I'm reading all the articles I could find, though.
Regarding the project proposal, I think I understand most of it but I would like to know a little more detail of what you're thinking (especially in the "Learner and Teacher Feedback" part).
I hope you find me worthy of consideration to participate in the program :)
Hi Ricardo,
thats great! I would love to have you working on the project! I will contact the organizers so that they know we have a mentor and a student for our project. That should help finally getting selected. The thing is, that ESUG gets a certain amount of money for some "slots", that means projects. There are a lot of project ideas on the website, and ESUG will probably not get enough money to realize *all* projects. So I will do what I can to get our project selected, but I don't know yet how ESUG will handle that. I'll let you know when I have more details.
Greetings, Rita
Cheers Richo
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