[Swarmfest2007] RE:

[Lytinen, Steve]

Thanks, Josh.
 
A couple of questions:  first, can we make it 9-5, or even 9-5:30, rather than 
starting at 8:30?
 
Second, by this line:  "The fee for the tutorial will be $45, to be collected 
prior to the tutorial."  Does this mean you are thinking of allowing people to 
pay on July 12?  That may be a bit of a problem, unless you can bring credit 
card processing equipment with you.
 
Steve

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From: Josh Unterman [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Wed 5/30/2007 3:58 PM
To: Lytinen, Steve
Cc: SwarmFest2007
Subject: Re: 



Hi, Steve.

How's this? Maybe it could use more detailed information about the location?

Thanks,

Josh


NetLogo (http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo) is a powerful
cross-platform, multi-agent, programmable modeling environment that
follows the design philosophy of "low threshold and high ceiling,"
making it possible to create models of complex phenomena with a minimum
of code or experience. The hands-on tutorial, which will be led by
members of the CCL's NetLogo team, will begin with an introduction to
NetLogo, quickly moving toward helping participants to construct their
own models.

The tutorial is intended to serve the needs of a wide variety of
researchers, who either are interested in, or are experienced with
Agent-Based Modeling. There will be support for people with little or no
experience, as well as for advanced users of NetLogo. No previous
experience with programming is required.

The tutorial will be held from 8:30AM - 5:00PM on Thursday, July 12th on
DePaul University's campus in downtown Chicago, Illinois. The fee for
the tutorial will be $45, to be collected prior to the tutorial.

Registration for the tutorial can be requested at the following website:
http://ccl.northwestern.edu/workshop/swarmfest2007.

Questions about the tutorial may be sent to
address@hidden


Lytinen, Steve wrote:
> Josh:
> 
> Can you write me the appropriate blurb that should go at
> 
> http://condor.depaul.edu/~slytinen/SwarmFest2007/Tutorial/tutorial.html
> 
> Thanks
> Steve