Re: [tor-talk] New mailing list: tor-teachers

[s7r <s7r@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Exactly, +1 nickm! And while we are at it something useful would also
be automatically creating bibtex entries for the newly created
important research papers, so we can add them on faster on anonbib. We
are missing some papers there, and I also want to create a mirror for
it which will cache all the papers (currently some of them are served
from external sources, which means if those sources go away so does
the paper) - but it's low priority at this moment.

On 9/6/2015 10:37 PM, Nick Mathewson wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 11:41 PM, Alison Macrina
> <macrina@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I'm writing to invite folks to a new Tor mailing list:
>> tor-teachers. This list is for all the awesome people around the
>> world who are teaching Tor to their communities, who want to work
>> collectively with other teachers of Tor to support each other,
>> build community, and make our work even better.
>> 
>> Here's what this new list is for:
>> 
>> 1. Discussion and info sharing around Tor teaching/training
>> events (who we're teaching, when, where) 2. Curriculum
>> development, standardization, organization, and translation into
>> different languages 3. Sharing strategies for teaching different
>> kinds of groups and individuals, including visionary stuff
>> (ideology of Tor) with practical stuff (how to use the darn
>> thing), and problem solving 4. Warm fuzzy success stories from
>> our trainings 5. Community building: encouraging and connecting
>> all the lovely people educating others about Tor
>> 
>> The goal of this list is to grow the set of people around the
>> world who are comfortable, empowered, and prepared to speak to
>> others about Tor, and create and run a common communication
>> channel for this outreach community.
>> 
>> mrphs (nima@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) and I are the administrators of this
>> list. Please join us by signing up here: 
>> https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-teachers
>>
>>
>> 
See you on the list!
> 
> This sounds awesome, Alison, and thanks for organizing it!  (And 
> thanks to Nima too!)
> 
> Could there be some mechanism for reporting highlights from this
> list to the wider world, whether via this list, Tor Weekly News, or
> some other means?
> 
> Also, please never hesitate to file usability/teachability bugs 
> against Tor.  Let's have the easiest software on earth.
> 
> cheers,
> 
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