I teach a class at NYU called Reading and Writing Electronic Text that is half introduction to Python, half introduction to computational poetry. the syllabus is here: http://rwet.decontextualize.com/ and the tutorial/lecture notes are here: https://github.com/aparrish/rwet I've taught the class many times before, but this year I'm revising all the notes and porting everything to Python 3/Jupyter Notebook. I've also made entirely new tutorials on dictionaries, RNNs and keyword extraction. just wanted to share!
Oh, fun!
Do you mean for any re-use to be under fair use? Or what sort of other permission or licensing have you or would you consider?
@zacchiro and I very briefly spoke, in passing, with each other, at #libreplanet about some way of coordinating access to free course material for education about free software.
The general idea I think is for everyone to be better able to make use of what we're already releasing.
@deejoe the code and tutorials in the repository have an mit license. i guess i hadn't considered the license of the text of the syllabus itself, i'd have to think about that