Blank Tutorial Proposal
The following is a blank tutorial template to help you with your proposal. Please delete text between < and > before submitting. When complete, submit your proposal to pycon-tutorials@python.org.
Contents
Tutorial Title
Presenter:
<List each teacher along with a valid email address. If you have more than one teacher, designate one as a primary contact.>
Intended audience:
<Who is this aimed at? What level of experience do you expect? Does this deal with Python 2.x or 3.0 (or both)?>
Tutorial format:
<Lecture, hands-on, teach-me, etc.>
Recording:
I give permission to record and publish my tutorial for free distribution.
Requirements:
<Do students need a computer? What software needs to be installed? It is expected that you will have copies of required software to install in case the network is not available. Are there any preparations your students need to complete before the class?>
Notes for Reviewers
<What would you like the reviewers to know that is not covered in any other section (there may not be anything)?>
Promotional Summary
<Please submit a description suitable for publishing to mailing lists and the PyCon registration site. This should be descriptive enough for potential students to know if this class is for them.>
Outline for Review
<This is a detailed outline for the reviewers. List what material you intend to cover as well as the time you intent to spend on each section. This is the primary section used to score your proposal.>
Outline for Website
<A high-level outline that we can use for promoting your site on mailing lists and on the registration site.>
Presenter Bio
<Include a vita for each speaker (separate paragraph for each). This will appear in the conference program.>
Presenter's Previous Experience
<List any experience you have teaching/speaking that you feel we should know.>
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