There's a lot of material at Perlmonks other than just questions and answers.

I know, but it's not in a form that could be readily used for a course. It's also mostly "bits and pieces", there's no common thread across the tutorials and meditations.

My point remains that turning the available material into high quality course material would be a lot of work, and it won't happy all by itself - somebody needs to do it.

(Oh, and just because stuff is on perlmonks doesn't mean you're free to reuse it in any way, you'd still need permission from the author.)

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In reply to Re^3: Perl(Monks) University by moritz
in thread Perl(Monks) University by InfiniteSilence

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