Andrew Findlay wrote:
> Here is the draft tutorial programme:
>
> Draft Tutorial Programme for LDAPCon 2015
>
>
> 09:00 Registration + Coffee
> 09:30 Welcome
> 09:40 LDAP Basics (Andrew Findlay or other LDAP regular)
> 10:10 The LDAP Directory Schema: a guide for the newcomer (Giovanni Baruzzi)
> 11:15 Coffee
> 11:30 Active Directory as a powerful LDAP server: the unknown tips (Alban Meunier)
> 12:15 Lunch
> 13:15 Parallel Sessions
> (a) Applying End-to-End Security Across a Java Web Environment Using LDAP and Apache Fortress (Shawn McKinney)
> (b) Use ACI/ACL to move fast to a stronger and safer directory (Alban Meunier)
> 15:15 Tea
> 15:30 Parallel Sessions
> (a) Configuring and Securing 389 (Amita Sharma)
> (b) Install and configure web2ldap on your own device (Michael Ströder)
> 17:30 Close
>
>
> What I am trying to do here is to cover a wide range of levels, from
> 'just heard of LDAP' up to 'need to do something quite advanced'.
> I would like to make this available for free to Edinburgh students
> and staff.
>
> I am wondering whether I have put the right things in parallel though
> - would it be better to run the two intro sessions against one of the
> more advanced topics (Shawn's for example)? If so, should we aim for
> a more obvious 'beginners track/advanced track'?

Beginner/Advanced track makes more sense. Then no one will feel they've had to
miss out on something relevant.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Andrew
>


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