[boulder.pm] Perl instructors?

[Robert L. Harris]

  I am an informal instructor.  I teach Admins where I work as well as 
taking contracts to teach admins and html developers.  I don't do the
30 person class rooms though.  Too restrictive.

Thank you,
  Robert


Thus spake Walter Pienciak (walter at frii.com):

> Hi,
> 
> I've gotten contacted by a publisher's representative for Manning,
> which is trying to promote a new book "Elements of Programming with Perl",
> which was "written to be a useful resource to those interested in
> learning how to program using Perl as a first language."
> 
> For what it's worth, she says that "Tom Christiansen has indicated . . .
> he plans to give the book '5 Camels' and should be posting a review shortly"
> and that "in her December '99 book review at perlmonth.com, Rachel Rawlings
> called it, 'the well-written equivalent of a first-year computer
> science text with all concepts and examples explained in Perl.'"
> 
> The gist of it is that she wants to send Perl instructors and institutions
> that offer Perl programming courses some directed spam related to the
> book.  Maybe there's even a free book in it for you, I dunno.
> 
> If you're a Perl instructor and would like to hear what she has to say,
> please forward to walter at io.frii.com your name, e-mail address, and
> physical mailing address.
> 
> Walter


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