[HacktionLab] workshops - any more for any more???

[Gringoben]

I'm currently out of the country with infrequent Internet connectivity  
so have been keeping silent on barncamp. However assuming I can make  
it, I would like to offer a workshop or two.
I could repeat my 3G connectivty workshop (either limited to 3G or  
broader 'squat telecoms' workshop) and I'd like to do a whole 'smart  
phone' skill share (covering blags and scams for cheap/free  
connectivity, tethering, unlocking, jailbreaking, essential apps,  
video streaming, auto uploaders/multi-publishing, open source options,  
etc).

Ben

Ps. I am currently boycotting paypal as they are thieving crocks.

On 14 May 2010, at 13:25, mick fuzz <mickfuzz at clearerchannel.org> wrote:

> hi there,
>
> I'm going to do some more outreach for workshops for people who have
> signed up. ie have they got ones they want to run.
>
> I'll do that tomorrow - but before I do, do people want to pitch in
> with more workshop descriptions for me?
>
> maybe some examples
> What about Blogging anonymously?
> How about the Mobile Internet set up and networking?
>
> Nice one
> Mick
>
> Can you please follow the following format if you can be bothered
>
> Title of Workshop: Data control
>
> Name and contact : Barbara at woodhouse.co.uk
>
> Length: 45 mins
>
> Short Description: How to get your data to behave like you want it.
> Not everyone has time to invest in a full time data control course.
> We'll look at coping strategies
>
> Type: practical
>
> Are you up for collaboration? Yes
>
> Full Description: Although Mike is renowned for being one of the best
> data trainers from a couple of decades ago, even this book cannot make
> his apauling methods appear any better. His abusive and consistent use
> of the cursed choke chain and details of his harsh methods she would
> use upon computer delinquents is awful to detail the least. Neither a
> book for the first-time, nor the experienced data owner...not even for
> non data owners. After reading this book, I feel better prepared to
> exploit modern, more effective, kinder training methods that utilise
> some of the practices described in this book. Why not try: "Data
> Training, The Gentle Modern Method" by David WESTON, "Why Does My
> Data...?" and "Think Data!" by John FISHER?
>
>
> Requirements / Notes: Need choke chain x 12
>
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