Hi Jose,
Thank you from starting this topic up again. It's come up many times before.
People are making very good suggestions and a general training or review
of basics is in order.
If we are able to pass on the basic and very fundamental computer
concepts that will put give everyone a big advantage.
A good foundation of fundamentals puts us in a better position for more
advanced topics too.
Next meeting is June 20, but some may even chose to get involved before
hand.
I am busy too but will see what I can do and when. Been teaching some on
an individual basis.
On 05/22/2018 07:21 PM, Jose Li wrote:
Well I’m in, hopefully more people are interested!
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i bet me and melvin could start something up!
On Tue, May 22, 2018 at 12:58 PM, Jose Li <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Came accross while cleaning by inbox, i was wondering if this
classes ever happened or if there is plans for a new one, im very
interested
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*Subject:* Re: [clug-talk] Regarding Beginner Classes
I think it's a great idea too.
When I get back to my computer later today I will expand on what our
venue at the Central Library is doing for us and welcome entertaining
new ideas.
I have run into a good resource that I will be tutoring and mentoring
with for these topics.
Sorry got to go for now.
Mel
On 08/04/17 07:00 AM, Richard Carter wrote:
> I think it's a great idea.
>
> Robin
>
> On Fri, Apr 7, 2017 at 3:32 PM, Liam Gordon <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
> <mailto:[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:
>
> I think it would be interesting and also productive to introduce
> individuals from the beginner stages of Linux usage.
>
> An example of some topics that might be interest would be Linux Boot
> Process,File System Hierarchy, Installing Linux through USB/CD,
> Basic Command Line, package management using yum or apt-get etc,
> Basic Trouble Shooting, etc., basic security, dual booting from
> windows to linux, basic shell scripting
>
> There is probably way more that beginners would like to know, but I
> think this is a good example of what most beginners would like to
> know. Depending if we want to reach outside the mailing list, we
> could put up posters, around the University of Calgary/Mount
> Royal/post on reddit etc./protospace
>
> It could also be a fund raising activity as I have access to spaces
> that cost about $25/50 to rent, and if we could charge $15-20 per
> class, for about 4 hour class, and get 10-15 people to attend that
> could assist in paying some of CLUG'S costs.
>
> What does everyone think? As a newbie I'm basic towards learning the
> basics/intermediate and wanting others to make linux as user
> friendly and friendly as possible.
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