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	*(ideas for) ways to get your NITARP experience back into your classroom - this would have to be live, a panel discussion or other sort of roundtable.		*(ideas for) ways to get your NITARP experience back into your classroom - this would have to be live, a panel discussion or other sort of roundtable.
		+	*(ideas for) ways to manage your finances when in NITARP or self-funding to AAS - not sure how best to handle this one.

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-Babar Ali's 5-week python programming for non-programmers.
+(consensus seemed to be you preferred asynchronous ones, so ones where you can attend are now few and far between.)
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 (in no particular order, in various stages of planning)
 *Spitzer, the SHA, the enhanced products - Luisa(*)
-*Planck, and its archive - release in Spring 2014? - Peregrine?
+*Planck, and its archive -  Peregrine?
 *WISE asteroids and comets.
 *finding data at other wavelengths - Skyview from goddard. finderchart. 2mass. other archives?
 *Spatial resolution??
-*LCOGT http://lcogt.net/ -- JD Armstrong(*)
+*LCOGT http://lcogt.net/ -- JD Armstrong
 *Guidance on getting research into the classroom?? Guidance on curriculum development??
 *Excel?? many tutorials already online at YouTube - get a NITARP alum teacher to do one on "things you should know about Excel but were afraid to ask?"
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 *Micro Observatory http://mo-www.harvard.edu/MicroObservatory/ - Susan Sunbury et al.(*)
 *MAST?
-*NRAO teacher opportunities - Sue Ann Heatherly (*)
+*NRAO teacher opportunities - Sue Ann Heatherly
 *WWT http://www.worldwidetelescope.org - Pat Udomprasaert??
 *NOAO RBSE lessons http://www.noao.edu/education/arbse/arpd
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 * Astropix, FITS liberator - robert
 *color selection to find objects you care about - luisa

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	Babar Ali's 5-week python programming for non-programmers.		Babar Ali's 5-week python programming for non-programmers.
−	* [~~http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/resource/~~pytuts Link to the python pages]	+	* [[pytuts \| Link to the python pages]]

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 Babar Ali's 5-week python programming for non-programmers.
 * [http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/resource/pytuts Link to the python pages]
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 '''Now moved off to [http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/resource/8 new website here].'''
 =Planned ones with dates=
 Babar Ali's 5-week python programming for non-programmers.
+* [http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/resource/pytuts Link to the python pages]
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-Held roughly monthly. You need to register so that I can mail you the relevant phone numbers and join.me links just prior to the tutorial.  Archived here and on YouTube if you can't attend live.
+Held semi-regularly. You need to register so that I can mail you the relevant phone numbers and join.me links just prior to the tutorial.  Archived here and on YouTube if you can't attend live.
 =Done ones=
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 *HOU http://www.handsonuniverse.org/ and http://astro.uchicago.edu/yerkes/outreach/activities/Explorations/ http://www.globalsystemsscience.org/software/download  - Alan Gould, Carl Penneypacker?? - particularly interested in HOU legacy of extensively tested labs; newer opportunities such as IASC and Skynet are also represented in the list here, but separately from HOU.
 *SED tool - Sally Seebode
 *how to come up with project ideas
 *Micro Observatory http://mo-www.harvard.edu/MicroObservatory/ - Susan Sunbury et al.(*)

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 *Zooniverse projects and lesson plans
 *ds9 - Robert Marshall: "..creating ds9 regions files: everything from looking at example code, then creating text from an excel file, to adding carriage returns so regions files can then be read in properly using ds9."
-* Astropix - robert
+* Astropix, FITS liberator - robert
 *color selection to find objects you care about - luisa

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	*ds9 - Robert Marshall: "..creating ds9 regions files: everything from looking at example code, then creating text from an excel file, to adding carriage returns so regions files can then be read in properly using ds9."		*ds9 - Robert Marshall: "..creating ds9 regions files: everything from looking at example code, then creating text from an excel file, to adding carriage returns so regions files can then be read in properly using ds9."
	* Astropix - robert		* Astropix - robert
		+	*color selection to find objects you care about - luisa

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	*Zooniverse projects and lesson plans		*Zooniverse projects and lesson plans
	*ds9 - Robert Marshall: "..creating ds9 regions files: everything from looking at example code, then creating text from an excel file, to adding carriage returns so regions files can then be read in properly using ds9."		*ds9 - Robert Marshall: "..creating ds9 regions files: everything from looking at example code, then creating text from an excel file, to adding carriage returns so regions files can then be read in properly using ds9."
		+	* Astropix - robert