I teach family medicine at a medical school. I've written a perl program to produce summaries of student performance (ie grades and the accompanying narrative comments) based on rating sheets completed by faculty. I used PN2 of course!
I hope to present this new grading system at a conference in October 2010. I'd like to distribute my perl source code, and all the necessary software for participants to run it after they get back to their home institutions. My program is nothing fancy, no GUI or anything; it runs in batch mode not interactively. So users will have to make a few tweaks to my perl code to customize it to their institutions. So they will need a text editor. I'd like to provide them PN2 on CDROM.
Notwithstanding a few exceptions, I expect that computer literacy among the attendees, beyond typical office productivity suites, will not be sufficient to download and install PN2, add a perl tool to the dropdown menu, etc.
So a couple questions:
1. Is it allowed to give them PN2?
2. If so, is it possible to do it on CD?
3. If so, is there a way to give them a customized version so that perl, as an item on the Tools menu, is already present and configured? And perl syntax highlighting too?
Thanks.
--Chris