VeeFarm
2019 has been another very hectic year and part of that has been the Pied Piper program again. This year I have run the program at Australia first and then in Japan. In both locations there was a phenomenal vibe and great feedback. During the Australian session we changed the curriculum to learn the new skills required to develop the ASDAC Service Dog app as a team. We postponed the remaining topics that were not relevant to the app for a month and only then kicked off the traditional personal project competition. The consequence was that that we saw less projects than usual as participants found it hard to remain engaged in spite of their normal commitments. But the projects we got were some of the most mature projects ever, given that at that stage the surviving participants were seasoned in many areas For example, we saw Jonas Werner’s project, which was the best project of all time. He completed a project so vast that he had to break it down into 4 loosely related discrete pr