Sugar Labs/SOM/IAEP

It's An Education Project Mailing List

Weekly maps generated with posts from the IAEP mailing list - for the latest maps see the main SOM page.

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  2009 Nov 28th-Dec 4th (44 emails)
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  2009 Nov 21st-27th (51 emails)
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  2009 Nov-14th-20th (69 emails)
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  2009 Nov 7th-13th (42 emails)
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  2009 Oct 31st-Nov 6th (73 emails)
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  2009 Oct 24th-30th (103 emails)
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  2009 Oct 17th-23rd (74 emails)
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  2009 Oct 10th-16th (97 emails)
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  2009 Oct 3rd-9th Quiet email week, only 75 emails (less than half normal list volume).
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  2009 Sept 26th-Oct 2nd
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  2009 Sept 19th-25th
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  2009 Sept 12th-18th
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  2009 Sept 5th-11th
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  2009 Aug 29th-Sept 4th
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  2009 Aug 22nd-28th
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  2009 Aug 15th-21st
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  2009 Aug 8th-14th Sugar deployment feedback clearly a hot topic this week.
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  2009 Aug 1st-7th map aspect ratio made non-square to improve SOM stability, adjustments to training cycles and topographic colour palette.

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  2009 July 25th-31st
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  2009 July 18th-24th
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  2009 July 11th-17th
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  2009 July 4th-10th
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  2009 Jun 27th-Jul 3rd
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  2009 June 20th-26th
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  2009 June 13th-19th
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  2009 June 6th-12th
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  2009 May 30th-Jun 5th
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  2009 May 23rd-29th
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  2009 May 16th-22nd
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  2009 May 9th-15th
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  2009 May 2nd-8th
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  2009 Apr 25th-May 1st
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  2009 Apr 18th-24th
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  2009 Apr 11th-17th
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  2009 Apr 4th-10th
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  2009 Mar 28th-Apr 3rd
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  2009 Mar 21st-27th
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  2009 Mar 14th-20th
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  2009 Mar 7th-13th
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  2009 Feb 28th-Mar 6th
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  2009 Feb 21st-27th
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  2009 Feb 14th-20th
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  2009 Feb 7th-13th
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  2009 Jan 31st-Feb 6th
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  2009 Jan 24th-30th
  Same clustering metrics as previous month, but change in relief height algorithm to adjust for term frequency.

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  2009 Jan 17th-23rd
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  2009 Jan 10th-16th
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  2009 Jan 3rd-9th
  Change label font sizing to be continuous (rather than small/medium/large bins), to more clearly show term frequency.
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  2008 Dec 27th Jan 2nd
  Metric collection code re-work to minimise term frequency vs. term density, fine details are no longer drowned out by busy key terms.

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  2008 Dec 20th-26th
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  2008 Dec 13th-19th
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  2008 Dec 6th-12th
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  2008 Nov 28th-Dec 5th
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  2008 Nov 22nd-28th
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  2008 Nov 15th-21st
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  2008 Nov 8th-14th
  Run-up to Sugarcamp meeting. Note: Base relief detail added to highlight neighbour deltas.
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  2008 Nov 1st-7th
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  2008 October 25th-31st
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  2008 October 18th-24th
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  2008 October 11th-17th
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  2008 October 4th-10th
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  2008 Sept 27th Oct 3rd
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  2008 Sept 20th-26th
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  2008 Sept 13th-19th
  Discussions about deployment feedback; an interesting side cluster regarding example mock-up PR material.
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  2008 Sept 6th-12th
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  2008 Aug 30th - Sept 5th
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  2008 August 23rd-29th
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  2008 August 16th-22nd
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  2008 August 9th-15th
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  2008 August 2nd-8th
  Sugar and Work surrounded by OLPC, lab, education, development, and community.
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  2008 Jul 26th - Aug 1st
  A fairly quiet traffic week with a good educational focus (how to best use/apply/approach technology tools for education).
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  2008 July 19th-25th
  Prominent verbs are: doing; programming; learning; and education; math; etc
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  2008 July 12th-18th
  Some prominent themes on mathematics education.
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  2008 July 5th-11th
  Good educational focus; lesson plans, teachers, learning.
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  2008 Jun 28th - Jul 4th
  Quiet again. Tail-end of Etoys discussion.
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  2008 June 21st-27th
  List activity picked up this week; the ongoing Smalltallk/Debian drama is featured.
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  2008 June 14th-20th
  A low traffic week. Most of it wiki admin related.
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  2008 June 7th-13th
  The discussion seems to have been focused on features ("needs"), documentation and governance.
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  2008 May 31st - Jun 6th
  Discussion seems to have been focused on Sugar development: what is used, needed, made and to be made.
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  2008 May 24th-30th
  The Sugar Lab wiki activity start to snowball.
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  2008 May 17th-23rd
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  2008 May 10th-16th
  Some overflow from dual boot Linux/Windows announcement.
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  2008 May 1st-9th
  Lots of discussion around the direction of Sugar, OLPC and the XO platform.