[NBLUG/talk] Novice Python training courses?

[jim stockford]

    i'd like to give it a shot. i taught programming for
about ten years and i'm going to kansas city for a
few days to teach an intro to python at about your
level. i need the practice. previous students tho't i
was a good teacher.
    give it a shot, say "yes", first one's free (and the
second and third, if you stick with my proto-program
for my KC class.

On Feb 14, 2008, at 12:44 PM, ac at sonic.net wrote:

>  Greetings,
>
>  I'm looking for a Python training course designed for someone who is 
> new to programming.  I've found a few courses at python.org, but they 
> all assume prior knowledge of other high level languages.  Does anyone 
> know of any training classes, courses, boot camps, or paid mentor 
> resources for Python programming novices?  I've made excellent 
> progress based on self-study but there are few people in my circle of 
> contacts who are proficient in Python and I could really use the extra 
> help.
>
>  Thanks for any suggestions you may have,
>
>  A.C.
>  ******
>
>  P.S. - If you happen to have an OLPC and can make it to next month's 
> NBLUG meeting, can you drop me a line?  I'd love to give a demo of 
> mesh networking and the acoustic tape measure activity.  Thanks!
>
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