"Good news, everyone!" - OCaml.org teaching page is live!

I am helping out with a great initiative to create a Ocaml teaching page containing resources for anyone who would like to teach Ocaml.
 
The initial page is now up, however the work is far from over.

We would like to open it to the community to contribute any additional resources that we might have missed as well as providing feedback on the currently listed resources.

The best way to do that is by editing this wiki page or editing the page itself and creating a pull request.

Mailing list for teachers

We also created a mailing list for the teachers to exchange their experiences and common practices.

Look forward to hearing from you!

Ocaml teaching resources

[Update: The Ocaml teaching resource page is now live]

I am helping the folks behind OCaml.org with setting up a page that will useful resources for educators that want to teach OCaml to masses.

We are looking to include helpful guides on how to setup a development environment, provide links to useful VMs as well as list some tips for complete beginners. There is a lot of material on the web, however it is scattered all over the places and sometimes hard to find. We will try to find the best of the lot and have them referenced in one place.

Watch this space...I really meant this space.

We are also listing all the universities where OCaml is being taught.

Let us know if we missed any.

It is great to see them on the Google maps as well :)