The Fedora Classroom is a project to help people spread knowledge to others. We host a plethora of sessions on different subjects.
Links
- Recordings of sessions are made available on the Fedora Youtube channel.
- Follow up questions on the sessions can be asked on Discourse under the classroom sub-category.
- Suggestions for new sessions should be made on our Pagure project.
- Previous classroom sessions can be found here. Please do also look at the archives at the bottom of the page.
Sessions
We are moving away from a live streaming to a recording based deliverly model. This helps us get the sessions to more people, and it helps us focus on the quality of the material instead of the technology involved.
Therefore, we are no longer bound by release cycle based calendar.
F29 schedule
The last cycle of the live streaming sessions is scheduled here. The Fedora classroom calendar lists upcoming classroom sessions. One can add the iCal feed to their calendar application to be informed of classroom sessions.
Badges for instructors
Community members that instruct sessions earn badges! These are awarded automatically for sessions that are held in #fedora-classroom[?]. For sessions that are held on other platforms, a ticket must be filed to award the badge manually.
Communicating with us
We are available via our mailing list. We are also on the IRC at #fedora-classroom[?]. We use the Pagure project to manage our tickets.
Help wanted
If you would like to help out the Fedora Classroom effort, we are currently looking for assistance in several areas. Please see the Classroom Help Wanted page for descriptions various roles:
A checklist to of tasks that need to be done can be found here.
Current list of volunteers
Please add yourself to the list so we can all keep each other in the loop!
- Sachin S. Kamath,
- Geoffery Marr
- Vipul Siddharth
- Eduard Lucena
- Corey Sheldon 'linuxmodder',
- Ankur Sinha 'FranciscoD'
- Fabrizio Pasqualin
- Ompragash Viswanathan
- Alberto Rodríguez
Classroom etiquette
The purpose of the classroom is to provide instruction on a specific topic. As such, it is beneficial for classroom sessions to adhere to a certain standard. Please try to adhere to the following during sessions:
- Keep in mind that classroom sessions may be logged
- Adhere to teacher instructions regarding questions and input
- Avoid unnecessary actions, nick changes and away messages
- Avoid off-topic conversation
The point is to help maintain a classroom environment that promotes learning while avoiding extraneous content.
Teaching a class
If you would like to teach a class on any Fedora related topic, please mail an introduction of yourself and outline of your proposed class to the classroom mailing list. Some things to keep in mind:
- We recommend sessions be approximately 90 minutes This allows for an hour long session and enough time for questions and answers.
- Make sure you know your subject and know where to point students who wish more detailed information.
- Note at the beginning of your class if you would like students to ask questions as you go, or would prefer them to wait until the end.
- Remember that typing is slower than talking in front of a class or speaking on a phone call, so keep in mind you will not cover as much on IRC.
- All teacher notes and class resources should be licensed as "CC 4.0 unported international license"
(Note: Check out The World Clock Meeting Planner for time zone syncing.)
Fedora Magazine Post
In order to write a magazine post announcing the fedora classroom, please follow the guidelines here: Magazine Template
Classroom archives
This is a list of the previous Fedora Classroom sessions. Each session includes links to minutes and full logs.
Classroom sessions for the years: