Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of Gec11Agenda

Timestamp:

06/22/11 15:33:40 (13 years ago)

Author:

Aaron Falk

Comment:

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Gec11Agenda

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 The Experimenter Track is designed to help researchers learn to use GENI for experimentation.  For newcomers to GENI the track includes a number of introductory talks and hands-on tutorials.  Attendees with some experience with GENI will find the track includes tutorials on specialized GENI resources and tools.  There is no restriction on who can attend any tutorial, however we make some recommendations for newcomers.
 
-'''Experimenters unfamiliar with GENI are strongly encouraged to attend all the sessions on Tuesday, July 26:'''
+'''Experimenters unfamiliar with GENI are strongly encouraged to attend the full day of tutorial sessions on Tuesday, July 26:'''
 
   * [wiki:GEC11IntroToGENI Introduction to GENI] provides an overview of core GENI concepts and terminology;
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 Experimenters with some knowledge of GENI and newcomers who have participated in the introductory tutorials described above may be interested in the [wiki:GEC11NetServTutorial NetServ tutorial] where they will learn about a framework for deploying in-network services deep into the network; the [wiki:GEC11ExperimentControlGush tutorial on Gush], an advanced experiment control tool; and a [wiki:GEC11GpENITutorial tutorial on GpENI], programmable network testbed centered on a Midwest US regional optical network between The University of Kansas, Kansas State University, University of Nebraska – Lincoln, and University of Missouri – Kansas City.
 
-Each tutorial includes a detailed description linked to from the GENI agenda page with preparatory work and background reading.  Attendees should come prepared to engage in hands-on use of GENI.  Many tutorials require laptops with !VirtualBox software (http://www.virtualbox.org/); attendees should have this software installed before the tutorials.
+''Each tutorial includes a detailed description linked to from the GENI agenda page with preparatory work and background reading.  Attendees should come prepared to engage in hands-on use of GENI.  Many tutorials require laptops with !VirtualBox software (http://www.virtualbox.org/); attendees should have this software installed before the tutorials.''
 
 || '''Day''' || '''Time'''      || '''Topic'''                     || '''Location''' || '''Leader''' || '''Links''' ||