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Contents 1 POSSE APAC, November 2009 1.1 Pre-POSSE 2 Inaugural POSSE, July 2009 2.1 POSSE planning 2.2 Pre-POSSE 2.3 Day 1: Open 2.4 Day 2: Source 2.5 Day 3: Development 2.6 Day 4: And (Development, continued) 2.7 Day 5: Teaching 2.8 Reflections

[edit] POSSE APAC, November 2009

[edit] Pre-POSSE

• Mel Chua: POSSE APAC Day 0: What’s up, and how can we deploy multilingual awesome?

[edit] Inaugural POSSE, July 2009

[edit] POSSE planning

• Mel Chua: The POSSE advances forth
• Mel Chua: Update on POSSE

[edit] Pre-POSSE

• Mel Chua: POSSE: Day 0
• Greg DeKoenigsberg: POSSE, Day Zero
• Chris Tyler: Professors Open Source Experience (POSSE) This Week

[edit] Day 1: Open

• Mel Chua: POSSE Monday: This history of OSS
• Mel Chua: POSSE Monday: Helping students find projects that make them come alive
• Greg DeKoenigsberg: POSSE, Day One
• Mel Chua: POSSE Monday: How Seneca got involved
• Matt Jadud: Tracking community
• Matt Jadud: Open Source Autographs
• Mel Chua: How I learned to talk with people
• Kent Palmer: Hello World
• Fardad Soleimanloo: Collaborating online
• Ian Weller: POSSE Day 1 Evening
• Cameron Seay: A little about me...
• Matt Jadud: POSSE Day One
• Christian Jacobsen: POSSE Day One

[edit] Day 2: Source

• Mel Chua: POSSE Tuesday: Working together
• Mel Chua: POSSE Tuesday: Contributor types and making safe spaces
• Christian Jacobsen: POSSE Exercise: Building an RPM Package
• Matt Jadud: Open Source and the Academy: First thoughts
• Matt Jadud: Parallel blinkenlights

[edit] Day 3: Development

• Fardad Soleimanloo: POSSE day 3
• Matt Jadud: First package: lint free
• Mel Chua: POSSE Wednesday: our classroom setup

[edit] Day 4: And (Development, continued)

• Greg DeKoenigsberg: Matt states the central dilemma for professors.
• Cameron Seay: So now it's a firehose
• Kent Palmer: Learning a lot, but not enough
• Michael DeHaan: Fedora has a POSSE
• Cameron Seay: A splendid feast
• Mel Chua: POSSE Thursday: Education remix
• Christian Jacobsen: Argh! Spec files!

[edit] Day 5: Teaching

• Greg DeKoenigsberg: gender and code
• Cameron Seay: some cool open source links
• Cameron Seay: addin' to the POSSE
• Kent Palmer: Selling my soul to open source

[edit] Reflections

• The official POSSE 2009 Twitter stream - identi.ca
• Fardad Soleimanloo: I just programmed for 8 miles...
• Christian Jacobsen: POSSE: The photos have been posted
• Matt Jadud: The busy student's guide to project blogging (with responses by Dave Humphrey and Jason Dobies)
• Cameron Seay: The zone of proximal development
• Greg DeKoenigsberg: I guess this is why they call me Professor
• Dave Humphrey: Patching the web: on the uses of 'view source'
• Kent Palmer: POSSE - famous
• Mel Chua: POSSE erasers
• Dave Humphrey: Summer school - POSSE 2009