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These are volunteer workshops. | These are [[volunteer]] workshops. | ||
Each workshop begins with a new-volunteer orientation and including whatever the organizer-of-the week decides to organize. | Each workshop begins with a new-volunteer orientation and including whatever the organizer-of-the week decides to organize. | ||
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* [[FCS Network| Local subnet]] | * [[FCS Network| Local subnet]] | ||
* [[Install | * [[Install Server]] | ||
* [[Volunteer database]] | * [[Volunteer database]] | ||
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We also have information about the [[FCS Network|network]]. | We also have information about the [[FCS Network|network]]. | ||
==Details== | |||
These weekly events start with orientation for new volunteers. | |||
The person who organizes the event that week may program other activities, like a presentation, a class, or a project. | |||
[[Build]] and [[Adoption]] program activities take place. | |||
Here are some of the activities that often occur at our workshops... | |||
* Replacing a defective hard drive and installing a new (Free) operating system, typically Linux | |||
* Checking/modifying BIOS settings to see why a system won't boot up | |||
* [[Testing hard drives]] to make sure they're healthy, [[Wiping hard drives]] for re-use | |||
* Disassembly of systems for recycling | |||
* Hacking on software to improve operational aspects, website | |||
* Tracking systems in & out and volunteer time | |||
* Research technical specifications on a particular motherboard, hard drive and so on. | |||
* See [[Workshop guide]] for more details | |||
Latest revision as of 00:40, 26 October 2014
What
These are volunteer workshops.
Each workshop begins with a new-volunteer orientation and including whatever the organizer-of-the week decides to organize.
Some activities might include:
Ongoing projects
- Local subnet
- Install Server
- Volunteer database
- Organizing the room
When
Every week on Saturday starting at 3PM. End time as determined by either the organizer-of-the week or FCS staff.
Where
Filipino Community Center
5740 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S, Seattle, WA 98118.
Who
This is the list of people who are (tentatively) authorized to run workshops at FCS.
- Andrew Kane (koanhead on IRC)
- Jon Madamba
- Dan Ryan (Dan68 on IRC)
- boxcutter
- Mark Foster
- elcaset
There will be more over time. If you are interested in facilitating these workshops, please contact mailto:jon@freegeekseattle.org with your information.
How
Read through the Workshop Guide guide for the basics of setting up & running a meeting.
We also have information about the network.
Details
These weekly events start with orientation for new volunteers. The person who organizes the event that week may program other activities, like a presentation, a class, or a project. Build and Adoption program activities take place.
Here are some of the activities that often occur at our workshops...
- Replacing a defective hard drive and installing a new (Free) operating system, typically Linux
- Checking/modifying BIOS settings to see why a system won't boot up
- Testing hard drives to make sure they're healthy, Wiping hard drives for re-use
- Disassembly of systems for recycling
- Hacking on software to improve operational aspects, website
- Tracking systems in & out and volunteer time
- Research technical specifications on a particular motherboard, hard drive and so on.
- See Workshop guide for more details
