"Bugs 101" IRC Classroom Sessions Discussion

[Thomas Ward]

Checked with Elizabeth Krumbach (pleia2 on IRC), the next user days isnt
until january-ish, so either we have a ton of time to discuss and plan
this, or we can schedule separate sessions outside of userdays.

Just a tidbit of information :)

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Thomas

On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 11:56 AM, Thomas Ward
<trekcaptainusa.tw at gmail.com>wrote:

> Who would consider leading one of these sessions?  I probably don't have
> the time to lead the session, but wouldn't mind helping to get the sessions
> created and scheduled, and probably help out during the sessions as needed.
>
>  ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: nathan nolast <nathan1465 at gmail.com>
> Date: Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 11:43 AM
> Subject: Re: "Bugs 101" IRC Classroom Sessions Discussion
> To: Thomas Ward <trekcaptainusa.tw at gmail.com>
>
>
> im interested in attending any class on filing bugs offered.
>
>  On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Thomas Ward <
> trekcaptainusa.tw at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>  Greetings, fellow bug squad and bug control members!
>>
>> I was talking to pleia2 (on IRC) during the user days geared towards
>> newbies on the classroom, and we happened to start discussing the
>> possibility of members of the bugsquad and/or bugcontrol having sessions
>> relating to bugs, such as how to file them, how the bug lifecycle works,
>> etc.
>>
>> I see a ton of users of other support resources such as Ask Ubuntu or
>> Ubuntu Forums or some of the IRC channels reporting bugs in those methods
>> but not filing bugs, or sometimes filing bugs that aren't even bugs, or
>> arent bound to any package, or the likes.  I think it'd be pretty decent if
>> we can get some sessions together to help teach the people who are not as
>> experienced with bugs how to correctly file a bug and how to understand the
>> lifecycle of a bug, and what we do as BugSquad and BugControl members.  One
>> of the methods we can teach this by is dedicated classroom sessions on IRC
>> for such things (sort of a Bugs 101)
>>
>> I know Micah thinks this'd be a good idea, so I'm curious who on the
>> bugsquad and bugcontrol would care to participate in such an event, if we
>> decide to add Bugs sessions to the next User Days classroom sessions, or
>> even if we schedule something outside of user days, and what types of
>> topics (including but not limited to a "Bugs 101" session) we should touch
>> upon during such a session.  Thoughts?
>>
>> (This is just a discussion right now, if we think this is a good idea we
>> can arrange session times with whomever has control over the classroom
>> calendar)
>>
>> ------
>> Thomas Ward
>> LPID: trekcaptainusa-tw
>> Ubuntu BugSquad Member
>>
>> CC: ubuntu-bugcontrol mailing list.
>>
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