[OLPC_Boston] Open offers: Bug Advocacy workshop + Sugar hacking/testing mentorship
Mel Chua
mel at melchua.com
Sat Dec 6 05:29:12 EST 2008
(Yep, here's the email that I meant to send this list - the first one in
the trio was a draft that I was about to split and revise for this list,
because I realized that it would be silly to only mail the Olin list
about these things. My apologies for the confusion - please yell at me
if you have any issues with this. Anyway, the email:)
Offers I made tonight that are applicable to the Boston-area community.
I'm making these as local offer first because I'd like to try them out
in person on a small scale, but I want to make it make sense to push
this beyond Boston as soon as possible, and do that as soon as it does;
help is welcomed for all of this.
Details may be sparse here, as I'm a little sleep-deprived at the
moment. If something does not make sense, shout to the list with
questions, and I'll fix.
--Mel
* Bug advocacy workshop. The condition is that I (Mel) will come and
teach a workshop on how to test (with a focus on bug advocacy) - all
experience levels, anyone from "what is testing?" up, in person, if at
least one person commits before the workshop is scheduled to pay it
forward and run a local workshop teaching others how to do the same.
If you want this, I'll need 2.5 hours, a room with wifi within walking
distance from the T or transportation from it, advance notice (I can
usually schedule things 24 hours in advance, and all dates and times are
fair game, but more time is better). This is an open offer to anyone in
the Boston area, and it expires Feb. 1, 2009.
* Sugar hacking/testing mentorship over the month of January has been
offered by core developers and testers. That's all the details that
there are at this time; right now, email me + this list if you're
interested. I'm trying to remove myself as a bottleneck for it, and this
is something that's going to be open to any volunteer worldwide; if you
want to be mentored, your first job is to harass me to remove the
bottleneck and make it possible for you and others to get matched up for
this thing in general. ;)
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