IPad Training for Teachers

I think that the iPad is going to be a big hit in schools - it might take a couple of years - but I see it developing into an affordable tool for teachers .... so .... I'd be interested in organizing a training session for teachers this coming summer with the intention of teaching classroom teachers (with at least some technology/programming expertise) how to develop apps for the iPad.
I realize that this would be at least a week or two (or three?) endeavor - and that it would not be a "beginner's" iPad course.
So .... the question is - anyone in this area going to be able to teach this level of workshop?
This is not a money-making idea - the cost of the training and materials would be picked up by the institutions sending the participants.
Just an idea to get the ball rolling ...... and thoughts? Is anyone already doing this in the Rochester area?
Dan
Wayne-Finger Lakes Teacher Center

I am a lover of all things Apple. I have an iMac desktop computer, a MacBook Air, and pretty much every type of iPod Apple has ever made. My new iPad 2 is my pride and joy. Apple does make terrific products. However, just because something is cool and attractive to kids, it does not mean that schools that use iPads will have higher student scores on state tests. I am concerned when I read that several schools and school districts are jumping on the "iPad will revolutionize education" bandwagon. Schools are getting grants and using district funds to purchase iPad sets for one or more classrooms. However,there are several questions that need to be answered before spending money on this technology. Is the iPad ready for the classroom? Not quite yet.