CourseAssignment

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For each major topic we cover, we have a wiki page outlining core topics and linking to existing documentation, ie [[Learning/UbuntuDesktopTopics]]
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For each major topic we cover, we have a wiki page outlining core topics and linking to existing documentation, ie [[Learning/UbuntuDesktopTopics]]  1. Review the topic wiki page
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Review the wiki page, and if a topic interests you, put your name next to it (link to your wiki or launchpad page), a date, and possibly a link to the "in progress" documentation.  1. If a topic interests you, put your name next to it (link to your wiki or launchpad page), a date, and possibly a link to the "in progress" documentation.
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For instance, if you wanted to write the class on "Basic Office Applications" you may edit the wiki to say:   * For instance, if you wanted to write the class on "Basic Office Applications" you may edit the wiki to say:
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 * Basic Office Applications - [[lyz|Elizabeth Krumbach]] writing, 01/28/2010, [[https://code.launchpad.net/~lyz/ubuntu-learning-materials/learning|bzr branch]]    * Basic Office Applications - [[lyz|Elizabeth Krumbach]] writing, 01/28/2010, [[https://code.launchpad.net/~lyz/ubuntu-learning-materials/learning|bzr branch]]

 1. Start writing your class!

  * [[Learning/CourseLayout|Course Layout]]
  * [[Learning/CourseDevelopment|Course Development]]

Course Assignment

Courses in the UCLP are currently given on a "first come first serve" basis.

For each major topic we cover, we have a wiki page outlining core topics and linking to existing documentation, ie Learning/UbuntuDesktopTopics

The process for "adopting" a course is as follows:

  1. Review the topic wiki page
  2. If a topic interests you, put your name next to it (link to your wiki or launchpad page), a date, and possibly a link to the "in progress" documentation.
    • For instance, if you wanted to write the class on "Basic Office Applications" you may edit the wiki to say:
  3. Start writing your class!

Please join #ubuntu-learning or ask on the Ubuntu Learning mailing list if you have any questions!

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