Re: Further news from edu.netbeans.org

Hi Brenda!

Thanks for your enthusiasm -- this mailing list has been a bit quiet 
recently. Please share with us your experiences teaching Java via 
NetBeans in the classroom -- any courses you'd like to share with others 
on this mailing list -- please write and say so and then your 
contribution will be added to edu.netbeans.org.

In the next few days an announcement will be made on this list, about 
involvement from a group of Java instructors from the Philippines -- 
they'll be making their materials available via edu.netbeans.org too. 
So... watch this space.

Anyone out there -- drop a line if/when you have materials 
(courses/slides/lecture notes) to share with others.

Geertjan
Facilitator of edu.netbeans.org


BRENDA JOLLEY wrote:
> I am so happy I didn't get rid of these emails. I thought I was still on the list because of the on line class I took.  I have needed help with NetBeans and java but I am so glad I chose NetBeans. It has worked well overall. I will share some of the things my students and I have done later.  This is so exciting. I have a really good student programming in Java next year for International Baccalaureate. I am sure he will want to do things beyond me. I am glad he has a resource.
> A student this year wrote a testing program that I am very proud of. I am wanting every student in the district to have it. All of our students have Macs.
>
> Brenda Jolley
> Kansas City, Kansas
>
>   
>>>> [email protected] 05/20/08 11:45 AM >>>
>>>>         
> Hi educators on this mailing list, and other interested participants,
>
> The Ant output filter mentioned in my e-mail last week is now also 
> mentioned in the NetBeans Weekly Newsletter:
>
> http://www.netbeans.org/community/news/newsletter/latest.html
>
> If there are items you'd like mentioned, such as events that you're 
> planning or courses that you've given, please feel free to say so. 
> Again, we're available to help meet your development needs, via this 
> site that is targeted specifically at people using NetBeans IDE in the 
> classroom:
>
> http://edu.netbeans.org/
>
> Should you have any information to share, slides to make available, 
> questions to be answered -- that's what this mailing list is for.
>
> Thanks and happy teaching with NetBeans,
>
> Geertjan
> Facilitator of edu.netbeans.org
>
>