Closed dalzony closed 7 years ago
yokolet
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7 years ago @dalzony Awesome!
I created a website, http://www.clojurebridge.org/events/2017-03-17-seoul-korea . Please check, everything is correct. If any, write here for correction.
Also, you may add more sponsors, if you get. Ping me if there's update.
dalzony
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7 years ago @yokolet Perfect!!! I will mention if there is any change. Thanks!
dalzony
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7 years ago @yokolet You know today.......... CLOJURE BRIDGE SEOUL!!!
Anyway there are some changes for sponsors. Nipa changed their name (to kosslab) & logo, and i found more sponsors. So.. Final version is -->
kosslab:
URL: http://kosslab.kr/koss/member/community_login.php
Logo: http://blog.iftm.xyz/content/images/2016/08/885ab688e5521492717c1592e1fbe2f8.png
Sookmyung women's university:
URL: http://www.sookmyung.ac.kr/
Logo: http://www.sookmyung.ac.kr/static/images/common/logo.png
insightbook :
URL : http://www.insightbook.co.kr/
Logo : http://www.insightbook.co.kr/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/insight_logosmall.jpg
personal sponsors:
- Youndo Kwak : https://github.com/kwakbab
- HomoEfficio : https://github.com/HomoEfficio@dalzony Yay!! Hooray!
I changed sponsors as described. Please check.
If you translated the curriculum, let me know the link. I'll add the link to the main curriculum.
Good luck!
dalzony
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7 years ago Thanks, I checked. And can you add personal information for sponsors area?
And~ This is korean version curriculum http://bridge-seoul.clojure.kr/curriculum/
This is the first day of workshop. I was so excited! I’m looking forward tomorrow.
Best regards, Minsun
On 2017년 3월 17일 PM 2:46 +0900, Yoko Harada notifications@github.com, wrote:
@dalzony Yay!! Hooray! I changed sponsors as described. Please check. If you translated the curriculum, let me know the link. I'll add the link to the main curriculum. Good luck! — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
yokolet
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7 years ago @dalzony I added Korean curriculum link in curriculum repo's README. If there's github repository, that's better so that people can contribute.
I believe I can add some words for individual sponsors. Would you write here what I should add and to whom?
dalzony
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7 years ago Thanks for letting me know what I missed. This is github url -> https://github.com/ClojureBridgeSeoul/curriculum, and i also added on first and index pages of slide(http://bridge-seoul.clojure.kr/curriculum/). Also there is a TEACHING.md(https://github.com/ClojureBridgeSeoul/curriculum/blob/korean/TEACHING.md) tranlated korean.
Anyway...
Of course, a lot of people helped for this workshop. But, I don't know if you know, the political situation in Korea is not good. So It was hard to find a sponsor before then. At that time, they made some financial donations so we could buy books and snacks for the workshop.
So I wanted to express it on the page. If you think that it does not fit purpose, you don't have to write that.
Thanks, Minsun.
On 2017년 3월 18일 AM 12:07 +0900, Yoko Harada notifications@github.com, wrote:
@dalzony I added Korean curriculum link in curriculum repo's README. If there's github repository, that's better so that people can contribute. I believe I can add some words for individual sponsors. Would you write here what I should add and to whom? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
Event title
ClojureBridge Seoul - the first ClojureBridge workshop in Asia!
Location
Locale: Seoul
Venue: Sookmyung women's university (http://dmaps.kr/3ue2j)
Description
한국어 설명은 참여 신청 링크에 있습니다. -> https://goo.gl/fKyZBm
ClojureBridge is a free 1-day workshop aimed at increasing the participation of women in the Clojure community. It will be held in Seoul, on Saturday March 18th, 2017 with an optional install fest on Friday March 17th, 2017 in the evening. The workshop is intended both for those new to programming, as well as those with some programming experience who would like to explore programming using Clojure, a modern functional programming language.
The workshop will introduce you to fundamental programming concepts and approaches. Participants will fill out a quick survey to help us create groups based on prior knowledge and understanding. Although participants can install the required software for the workshop on their own, it is recommended everyone attend on Friday to set up their programming environment. Saturday will be spent learning and practicing Clojure programming. You will be working in small groups of 4 to 6 attendees each. Each participant needs to bring a laptop computer with a fairly recent operating system (Mac, Linux or Windows). If you have questions about your hardware or you don’t have a laptop, please don’t hesitate to send an email to the organizers before the event.
Who can attend? The workshop is open to all women, trans*, and gender nonconforming people. Male identified people are welcome if they are an invited guest of a participant. Attendees inviting a guest should select quantity 2 when signing up for tickets, and fill out their guest's information in the 2nd ticket.
Code of Conduct: The workshop provides a safe and welcoming environment for everyone, so we will be asking all learners and event volunteers to respect our Code of Conduct ( http://bridgefoundry.org/code-of-conduct/ ), which will be strictly enforced. Our aim is that ClojureBridge Seoul will introduce learners to new possibilities in programming and grow the tech community into a more diverse and interesting group.
Additional Info
Friday Schedule: 7:30 PM - 9:00PM InstallFest drop-in
Saturday Schedule: 9:00 AM Doors open. 9:30 AM Welcome and introductions. 10:00 AM Group workshops. 12:30 PM Lunch. 1:30 PM Lightning talk. 2:00 PM Group workshop. 5:30 PM Demo 6:30 PM After party.
If you have any questions, please email clojurebridge.seoul@gmail.com.
Event Registration
https://goo.gl/fKyZBm
Organizer details
Name : Minsun Lee
Sponsors (optional)
NIPA:
Sookmyung women's university: