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It is very interesting to me, but so sad i can't make it these days...will do next time.
Included other groups: Khmerjoomla, Jugcam, Campg.
Many thanks,
Dane
On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 11:15 AM, alvinsj
<alvi...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry for didn't make it clear enough for my last email, was just
hacking to get the form up as quick as I can. To ease the process of
gathering people to start a study group for you, for anyone who is
interested, please fill up this form:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dERIVkU0STZ6ZlI5cFpqR1NhRkptTXc6MQ
Here's the thing, we have just started up an iOS study group in
#hackerspacepp, and we kind of love the idea of study group so I think
we should spread this idea, "Ideas worth spreading" - TED.
the concepts:
- study/learn as a group
- no spoonfeeding, no one is teaching, or everyone is teacher of
others/your own.
- discuss on the domain during every meetup, short and effective
session.
- discuss and change the way study group being run, to improve the
learning experience.
the benefit:
- motivated by study/learn with the people who share the same
interest, like-mind.
- learn the ability to teach yourself (GOLD! that will make a big
difference).
- share the learning curve with fellow study group members,
collaboration effort.
- discipline and fasten your learning, from start to knowing the
domain within few months.
- broaden your domain knowledge and mind by discussion, "Smarter by
sharing" - Preetam Rai.
- improve the learning experience, everyone wants learning to be fun.
(we always talk about ux(user experience) in tech, we should discuss
about lx(learning experience) here.)
- learn more than the domain knowledge, e.g.: presentation skill,
public speaking, etc.
so, how to run?
- get a place, host it in open space with your basic needs to run the
meeting. e.g.: HackerspacePP, TnC, etc.
- pick a day and time in a week.
- choose the book/topics to study every each week.
- do round robin and make someone as moderator, to conduct the
meeting.
- discuss on how the meeting being run, to get a better learning
experience.
of course, for the current running iOS study group, anyone are still
welcome to join if you can catch up (it's not hard if you really
want):
our current members:
- alvinsj (me)
- samnnangchhun
- liyong
- pitou
- pisith
the next chapter we will be discussing in this coming thursday (Sept
1st):
Chapter 6 of the book: Beginning iPhone 4 Development: Exploring the
iOS SDK - by David Mark, Jack Nutting, Jeff LaMarche
last but not least, remember to fill the form, so we can gather people
here to let you start your study groups:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dERIVkU0STZ6ZlI5cFpqR1NhRkptTXc6MQ
please feel free to ping me at email.t...@gmail.com if you have
any question, or add your awesome ideas if any!
Cheers,
@alvinsj
email.t...@gmail.com
http://www.buUuk.com
http://www.hackerspacepp.org
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