Avri, Some quick questions - Are these RSVP meetings ? Can I forward this to my WG mailing list and suggest participation to people that are interested ??? (ie. How big is the room you are reserving ?) Bill -----Original Message----- From: owner-ietf@ietf.org [mailto:owner-ietf@ietf.org] On Behalf Of Avri Doria Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 4:08 AM To: ietf@ietf.org Subject: Sunday training classes at IETF58 In addition to the Newcomer's training and the security tutorial, the IETF sunday training schedule for Minneapolis will include two new sessions. The first covers the editor's role in working with the WG and in producing RFCs. This is a completely new course. The session is open to both current editors and folks who think they may be interested in taking on an editorship, or co-editorship, at some point in the future. The second is the WG chairs training course. This is an extension of the course that has been given during lunch sessions for WG chairs. This session is open to both current WG chairs and to anyone who thinks they may be interested in chairing a WG. The schedule for the courses is listed below. There is no need to pre-register, just show up. Thanks a. Sunday, November 10, 2003 ========================= 1330-1430 Newcomers Training -- Salon B (Scott Bradner) An introduction to the IETF for anyone who wants to know more about the IETF, specifically recommended for all new or recent IETF attendees. The session covers the IETF history, structure, and standards process. It also provides tips for success in the IETF environment. 1330-1500 Editor's Training -- Conrad C (Avri Doria) Training for current or aspiring IETF document editors. Covers the roles and responsibilities of a document editor, and includes advice on producing a high-quality IETF specification. 1330-1500 Intro WG Chairs Training -- Conrad B (Margaret Wasserman) Introductory training for new or aspiring WG chairs. Covers the role and responsibilities of the WG chair, and includes advice on how to run a WG that is fair, open and productive. 1500-1700 Security Tutorial -- Salon B (Radia Perlman) All IETF attendees need to be aware of the security implications of our design choices. This session offers a basic primer in protocol security, as well as advice on how to write the Security Considerations sections required for all IETF documents.