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• POSSE 2013-06 Participants
  The participants in POSSE 2013-06-02 are: ...foss-field-trip-part-1/ Part 1], [http://rebelsky.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/posse-ramblings-4-foss-field-trip-part-2/ Part 2]
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• Meta NavigationResourcesReview
  How do we integrate materials created by POSSE participants? POSSE Info
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• TeamMeeting 2013 01 Notes
  '''Workshop/POSSE''' * When group participants get information about other group participants, that is motivating
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• POSSE
  ===<center>POSSE</center>=== == POSSE Overview ==
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• POSSE 2013-06
  ===<center> POSSE </center>=== Welcome to the June 2013 POSSE! This page provides some basic information to help you get started.
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• POSSE 2013-06 Participants
  The participants in POSSE 2013-06-02 are: ...foss-field-trip-part-1/ Part 1], [http://rebelsky.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/posse-ramblings-4-foss-field-trip-part-2/ Part 2]
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• User:Sdekhane
  ...pants and provide plenty of resources on their wiki pages to support their participants. [[Category:POSSE 2013-06]]
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• User:Bmorgan
  ...to teach people how to participate in OSS and so she is very excited about Posse. The interaction between participants was familiar, as if it was part of an ongoing conversation. It appears as t
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• User:Mlang
  * ''What is the pattern of communication?'' In a meeting, chat participants focus on a single thread of conversation (as opposed to maintaining several [[Category:POSSE 2013-06]]
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• User:Srebelsky
  ...mer"), is one of the [[POSSE 2013-06 Participants]]. When he's not in the POSSE, SamR is a Professor in [http://www.cs.grinnell.edu the Department of Compu ...variants of criteria I chose for [http://rebelsky.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/posse-ramblings-3-foss-field-trip-part-1/ part 1 of the Open Source field trip].
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• POSSE 2013-06 2A Sunday Etherpad
  ...;&#x2F;foss2serve&#x2e;org&#x2F;images&#x2F;foss2serve&#x2F;d&#x2F;da&#x2F;POSSE&#x5f;Stage2Materials&#x2e;zip">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;foss2serve.org&#x2F;images& [[Category:POSSE]]
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• POSSE 2013-06 Feedback
  * Timing of having POSSE Stage 2 right at end of semester seemed to be tough for some people. ** Have participants (and foss2serve community) review and comment
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• SIGCSE 2014
  ... be invitation only and could include some support for previous Inspire-CT participants such as Darci, Lori, Heidi, Stoney. Also HFOSS mentors including Joanie, an | Michael Brennan (from POSSE), Revi Sterling (ATLAS), someone from Georgia Tech's Computing for Social G
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• TeamMeeting 2013 12 Agenda
  * Create an announcement and send to POSSE alums === POSSE ===
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• POSSE 2013-06 Announcement
  ...ed version of the Red Hat, Inc. Professor's Open Source Summer Experience (POSSE). The goal of this workshop is to: ...r week over a six week period. Online meetings will be held with groups of participants periodically to answer questions and help guide learning.
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• POSSE 2013-06 Stage 2 Activities
  Participants completing the Stage 2 workshop will be able to: * Participate in POSSE Stage 3
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• POSSE 2014-05
  ===<center> POSSE </center>=== Welcome to the May 2014 POSSE! This page provides some basic information to help you get started.
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• User:Emirielli
  ... to embrace inclusivity by encouraging questions and interaction among the participants. ... to know what the outcomes of the meeting are and who is responsible. Some participants are asking more questions than others; the questions are being answered or
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• User:Rbryant
  The session is generally run by one person with other participants addressing the current topic or question. Users appear comfortable in intro It seems the conversation can get too focused between a couple of participants and it is good when someone else chimes in to get the meeting back on movin
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• User:Mconley
  ...ttempts to get a better feel for the chat environment. Eventually, all the participants started to open up and test the basic features available through meetbot. [[Category:POSSE 2014-05]]
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• User:Tom.naps
  ...eting, I would characterize the pattern as an initial session in which the participants reported on progress made and problems encountered since the last meeting. ...ould think that the transcript of the meeting is most useful if one of the participants uses it to write up a set of minutes for the meeting as soon as possible af
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