When he comes in on Saturday, I'd recommend the following: 1) sign him up on this list 2) sign him up on the wiki
I believe his main goal should be primarily to create training material so that we can teach the students how to do what he's doing. I think it would be a "Bad Idea" to simply provide techinal support for connecting DSL as we would then be directly competing with a for-profit entity, namely AT&T, but that's just my opinion. Regards, - Robert On Jan 11, 2008 10:51 AM, Kenneth E Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We should have him come in Sat. > We can have 2 homes setup for him each week > We probably should set up a charge of say $10 to support our activities. > KEW > > > nneff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a reliable friend (Greg) who said he's interested in helping > students/parents get connected to AT&T's DSL using their EAC > computers. > > He's good with Linux/Unix, and has been wanting to volunteer. He's > interested in more techhy, open/shut cases. This fits exactly what > we're looking for with DSL hookup jobs. He's got my vote for a good > volunteer for setting up DSL with former students. > > What's the best way to proceed from here? > > --Nate
