[Ccsf-campus-staff] Merge Request for Website
Tyler B
tylerbrothers1 at gmail.com
Thu Aug 28 00:23:45 UTC 2014
Thanks Shauna to the quick responses on the pull requests!
Just put in another pull request, including this information in the update:
-Removed individual mentions of the name and just left the club websites.
-Added link to laptop setup
-Included Katherine's language on Laptop Setup, What if I can code, and
Morning/Contribution Workshop.
Sincerely,
Tyler Brothers
Phone: 925-998-9956
- www.linkedin.com/in/tylerbrothers/
On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 8:37 AM, Katherine Moloney <kmoloney at mail.ccsf.edu>
wrote:
> I've just finished update the registration forms, so please check them out:
>
> + Student registration form -- just added a 'Self-select' question, so
> particularly check that out
> > Mentor registration form & Mentor Assistant registration form
> *should* be identical
> -- These forms are brand new, so really look them over,
> especially:
> ~ Planned Flow of Day section -- particularly looking for
> a better phrase than 'beginner newbie'
>
> As for the website:
>
> + first it looks AWESOME! Well done Tyler & the UC Davis students who
> created the original
> + my last name has no 'a' as I mentioned last night -- change the 'a'
> to an 'o'
> + add link to Laptop Setup --
> https://openhatch.org/wiki/Open_Source_Comes_to_Campus/CCSF/Laptop_setup
> -- so students can get started on their own
> + I suggest making the language of the Laptop Setup stronger --
> everyone who arrives on 9/13 without their laptop setup will be a burden on
> you & the WiFi that everyone is using
>
> Orig: Get help setting up your laptop to be ready to contribute on
> September 13th. This will also be a chance to get to speak with others who
> will be attending the event. If you are unable to attend, please contact
> Tyler at tbrother at mail.ccsf.edu
> Edit: Come set up your laptop so everyone will be ready first thing on
> September 13th. If you are unable to attend, please contact Tyler at
> tbrother at mail.ccsf.edu
>
> + I recommend changing the language which suggests to those who are
> "ready to contribute" that they can 1:1 pair with mentors
>
> [ What if I can code, and want to contribute? ]
> Orig: Then you can skip the workshops and sit with one of the mentors who
> will be ready to get you bug fixing right away.
> Edit: Then you can skip the workshops and jump right in to the
> contribution section of the day
> [ 'sit with one of the mentors' is the problem here -- it suggests that
> they will each get one mentor to stay with them. There won't be enough
> mentors on hand. Mentors will be there to help students get started & be
> available to help get them unstuck, and overall will be popping back &
> forth from student to student.]
>
> [ Morning / Contribution Workshop ]
> Orig: This workshop is for students who feel they are ready to begin
> learning to contribute to an open source project of their choice. Since
> many students will be in the other set of workshops, you will have more
> time with the mentors. Pair with a mentor of your choice and begin
> contributing!
> Edit: This workshop is for students who feel they are ready to jump right
> in.
> [I especially think suggesting that they will have more time with mentors
> & could "pair" will set up unachievable expections. Once the 'learning to
> contribute" students join the contribution workshop, there *really* won't
> be enough mentors for 1:1 pairing.]
>
>
> Beyond that looks awesome to me.
> Let me know how to edit questionnaires & then can probably start
> publicizing website on Thursday.
>
> Katherine
>
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