I'm trying to gauge interest for something like an online classroom type of class for later this year. I have been tossing this around in my head for a while and decided to start figuring out how to make it a reality. The goal is to provide an actual online class where I would teach XNA programming over a period of time this summer. The class would be taught using something like Windows Live Meeting where we’d all join in on a conference call where I would display PowerPoints and do live demos on my machine. This would provide a more real learning environment where you can ask questions in real time with the content.

Obviously this type of project requires much more planning than the video tutorials. While I work out the details of what to cover, I wanted to get a sense of what the community thought of doing something like this. So if you could take a moment to head over to my blog post and answer a few questions about what you think of this, I would appreciate it. Here's the link: http://nick.gravelyn.com/2008/04/20/throwing-out-a-hypothetical/.

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Thanks.

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Nick Gravelyn -- Microsoft XNA MVP
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