On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 9:51 AM Robert Lang <rob...@langorigami.com> wrote:
> Thus spake "Origami on behalf of Gerardo @neorigami.com" < > origami-boun...@lists.digitalorigami.com on behalf of > gera...@neorigami.com> on 4/22/20, 7:23 AM: > > > > I've been delighted with how everyone everywhere is proposing activities > through the web in order to make this quarantine easier : ) > > > > I want to offer something as well. A couple of years ago I developed a > conference/workshop for an international origami convention here in > Colombia. Its title was "Creating through the Frankensteinian Method in > Origami".Well, I'd like to offer it–this time in English–through Zoom for > free. > > > > The thing is, I don't have a Zoom paid subscription. So I wanted to ask > you, if you do have one, would allow me to offer the activity with your > help? I hope one of you will say "yes". I also hope that that person can > help me as the moderator during the activity. > > > > The conference/workshop would be on Saturday, May 9th, 10 - 12:30 pm CDT. > > > > Hi Gerardo, > > > > This would be a good place to mention (or re-mention) that OrigamiUSA is > making its paid Zoom room available to pretty much anyone who wants to set > up a public origami session (you don’t need to be a member of OrigamiUSA, > or be in the USA). You can reserve it through the website at this page: > > > > https://origamiusa.org/cogs-online-scheduler > > > > As you can see from the calendar on that page, quite a few people are > already taking advantage of it! > > > > You can also post your activity on OrigamiUSA’s calendar (which also > already contains a lot of public online events): > > > > https://origamiusa.org/calendar > > > > The scheduled Zoom events are password-protected (password embedded in the > link), and for events posted on the calendar, people need to be logged into > the website to see the link (to prevent zoombombing trolls from finding the > link by web search). Please don’t post the links anywhere public! The > trolls are out there and active. You need to be registered with the > website, but you don’t have to be a member of OrigamiUSA. > > > > Hope this helps with your project (and with anyone else who wants to do > something like this!), > > > > Robert > > > Are *all* events posted in the origamiusa.org/calendar public, for anyone to join? I found one for today that does not explicitly say it is public. May I assume that if they are posted at that location ( origamiusa.org/calendar) then they are considered public and anyone (with an origamiusa account) may join? -- douglaszan...@gmail.com Douglas Zander
