Any interest in virtual RhinoPython / RhinoCommon workshop?

Grasshopper Community,

I have been talking with another fellow member, djordje, recently and it was brought up that while there is a decent amount of material for RhinoPython, there is very few resources related to using RhinoCommon with Python. A second issue was that while there are a handful of great workshops out there (which is a great hands on platform for learning and asking questions), most of them are either far away for cost prohibitive for many people.

I am proposing a RhinoPython Virtual Workshop that would take place over two weekends, and have a total of 4 4-hour virtual classroom sessions. This virtual format has many benefits. First, because there is all virtual no one has to pay for travel or lodging or a place to host the event. Second, we are not limited by the number of people who can attend. Next, because we are breaking free of the typical limits of a traditional workshop fees would be a fraction of the cost of a traditional workshop. Finally, when you leave this workshop not only do you get the files, but you could keep the whole event itself to watch again.

For course content, I would like to use the 4 courses to cover the everything from basic python (1 session) to RhinoPython (2 sessions) to basic RhinoCommon (1 session).

I am crazy about computational design and it is something I live and work in on a daily basis. In addition, to teaching at my job, I have also taught at TexFab as well. I know in the past live training where I can follow along, and ask questions has always been much more successful for my own learning than just watching videos or reading tutorials. I would like to be able to give the workshop experience to a world wide audience and not just a select few.

So, any one interested? Thoughts? Comments? Concerns?