Hi Jennifer,
We are just beginning to think about locations for the Spring tour...my best
guess is that we will do one in Boston, since Clif Graves, the lead ebase
2.0 programmer, lives in Maine and Boston is a likely spot for his travel.
Also, we will be training people at the NYC Train-the-Trainers workshop on
Oct 17-18 who will start to do trainings in the NY/CT region. One in
particular I know envisions Stamford as included in the region he would like
to serve. So nothing firm but some possibilities.

The New York Intro training on Oct 16 is not yet full - 7 out of 12 spots
are reserved so far.

Hosting a training would involve helping to locate computer lab space with
10-12 stations, at  reasonable cost; possibly locating a place to hold a
reception to let others interested in ebase see a demo and meet others who
use ebase; and helping to get the word out. The benefit: you get the trainer
to come to you!

Please let me know if the hosting sounds interesting to you.

Best regards,
Liz

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Liz Gans
Director, ebase Community Support
TechRocks
432 Last Chance Gulch, Ste K, Helena, MT 59601
406.442.0082
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: office [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 8:53 AM
> To: TechRocks Support
> Subject: [support] RE: ebase 2.0 for FileMaker Training Tour
> (Fall 2001)
>
>
> We would be interested in finding out about additional
> meetings in 2002.
> What would be involved in hosting one? We are interested in
> Hartford CT,
> Rhode Island, Worcester, MA or New Haven or Stamford, CT.
> Also - is the New
> York one filled up? Thank you. Jennifer Kearney,
> Administrative Coordinator,
> Shoreline Arts Alliance
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Liz Gans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 6:56 PM
> To: TechRocks Support
> Subject: [support] ebase 2.0 for FileMaker Training Tour (Fall 2001)
>
>
> I wrote a few weeks ago that TechRocks is organizing a
> training tour to
> introduce ebase 2.0 for FileMaker to the ebase community. All
> the details
> are now in place and here's the formal announcement! We're
> really excited
> about ebase 2.0, the training tour, and starting the community review
> process of the public beta (preview) version. I hope that
> many of you will
> be able to take part in the trainings or the reception/demos, or both!
>
> There are a number of things we might need help with in each location
> (getting the word out, identifying reasonable hotels for
> out-of-towners,
> check-in at the beginning of the trainings, etc.). If anyone
> is interested
> in offering some assistance, please send me an email. We would much
> appreciate the help!
>
> I'll be out on vacation this week - Sept 10-14 - so it will
> be the following
> week before I'll be able to answer any questions or get back
> to any local
> volunteers.
>
> Thanks,
> Liz
>
> ****************************************************************
> ebase 2.0 for FileMaker Training Tour (Fall 2001)
> ****************************************************************
> Introductory Workshops, Train-the-Trainer Training,
> Reception/Demos in Five
> Cities
> ****************************************************************
>
> The release of the preview (public beta) version of ebase 2.0 for
> FileMaker--due out on September 30, 2001--marks a milestone
> in the evolution
> of ebase, the affordable and powerful database designed for nonprofit
> groups.
>
> We are heralding the preview release with the October launch
> of the Training
> Tour for ebase 2.0 for FileMaker. Let the community training
> and review
> process begin!
>
> The Training Tour will include hands-on workshops for
> nonprofit staff and
> for ebase consultants, trainers and developers. These
> workshops will expand
> the opportunity for your involvement, as ebase community
> members, in the
> on-going development of ebase.
>
> Nonprofit staff attending the introductory class will have an
> opportunity to
> learn about how ebase can work for their organizations, as
> well as provide
> an important voice in prioritizing additional searching and reporting
> capabilities in ebase 2.0 for FileMaker. Consultants, trainers, and
> developers will participate in discussions about add-on
> modules, community
> development of code and training materials, and the coordination of
> individual roles in the development process.
>
> The trainings will give everyone a rock-solid foundation in
> the basics of
> ebase 2.0 for FileMaker *and* the opportunity to help shape
> ebase's future
> development.
>
> See workshop descriptions below:
>
> ****************************************************************
> Introduction: ebase 2.0 for FileMaker
> ****************************************************************
> With ebase 2.0 for FileMaker, you can track contacts, engage
> activists,
> raise money, and customize the database just for YOU.
>
> In this one-day hands-on workshop you will get an overview of how to:
>
> *  Add records
> *  Perform complex searches
> *  Identify households
> *  Produce letters and email messages
> *  Import data
> *  Customize interfaces for individual users
> *  Customize ebase to track exactly the information your
> organization needs
> *  Produce reports (and discuss the reporting capabilities
> you would like to
> see included in ebase 2.0 for FileMaker before its final
> release in January
> 2002)
>
> Plus, our partners in each city are helping to host a
> reception so that you
> can meet local consultants and trainers who provide on-going
> ebase support,
> as well as other ebase users in your area. See below for
> dates and times and
> plan to join the party!
>
> This workshop is an excellent introduction if you are
> shopping for database
> software, are considering an upgrade from ebase v1 to ebase 2.0 for
> FileMaker, or have specific reporting requirements that you
> want to see
> included in ebase 2.0 for FileMaker.
>
> The course instructor is Clif Graves, TechRocks' lead
> programmer for ebase
> 2.0 for FileMaker. Prerequisites: Windows or Macintosh Basics.
>
> Class Schedule:
>
> * New York City (at YWCA/UWNY/IBM Computer Lab): Oct 16
> * Washington DC (at The Support Center of Washington): Oct 24
> * Seattle WA (at NPower): Nov 12
> * Berkeley CA (at A.S.A.P): Nov 13
> * Atlanta GA (at Loudermilk Conference Center): Dec 4
>
> Note: We will do additional trainings in more locations early
> in 2002. Let
> us know if you would like to host one by contacting Liz Gans at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Registration:
>
> The registration fee is $130 per person. To register, go to
> http://www.ebase.org/help/introtraining.htm. Space is limited to 9-13
> people, depending on the location. Classes will be filled on
> a first-come,
> first-served basis, so sign up early!
>
> Questions? Please contact Liz Gans at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (Please do not
> contact the workshop sites.)
>
>
> ****************************************************************
> Train-the-Trainer: ebase 2.0 for FileMaker
> ****************************************************************
> With ebase 2.0 for FileMaker, you can help nonprofits
> implement database
> solutions that truly fit each unique organization.
>
> This two-day hands-on workshop will cover:
>
> *  "Under the hood" - how ebase 2.0 works and why
> *  Add-on modules - how to integrate your own development
> into ebase 2.0
> *  Data migration - tools and techniques for importing legacy data
> *  Effective use of ebase 2.0 - value-added consulting using ebase 2.0
> *  ebase OpenSource - where ebase is headed and opportunities for
> consultants.
>
> Plus, our partners in each city are helping to host a
> reception so that you
> can meet local nonprofits that may be looking for on-going
> ebase support, as
> well as others who are providing ebase support in your area.
> See below for
> dates and times and plan to join the party!
>
> This workshop is designed for consultants, trainers, and
> database developers
> who are considering adding ebase consulting to their practices or who
> already provide support for ebase v1. Advanced ebase users,
> who want to help
> other nonprofits adopt ebase, are also invited to attend.
>
> The course instructor is Clif Graves, TechRocks' lead
> programmer for ebase
> 2.0 for FileMaker. Prerequisites: database experience
> (FileMaker preferred);
> comfort with basic database and programming principles;
> desire to work with
> nonprofits.
>
> Class Schedule:
>
> * New York City (at YWCA/UWNY/IBM Computer Lab): Oct 17-18
> * Washington DC (at Cada Vez and The Support Center of
> Washington): Oct
> 25-26
> * Seattle WA (at NPower): Nov 8-9
> * Berkeley CA (at A.S.A.P.): Nov 15-16
> * Atlanta GA (at Loudermilk Conference Center): Dec 5-6
>
> Note: We will do additional trainings in more locations early
> in 2002. Let
> us know if you would like to host one by contacting Liz Gans at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Registration:
>
> The registration fee is $260 per person. To register, go to
> http://www.ebase.org/help/trainertraining.htm. Space is
> limited to 9-13
> people, depending on the location. Classes will be filled on
> a first-come,
> first-served basis, so sign up early!
>
> Questions? Please contact Liz Gans at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (Please do not
> contact the workshop sites.)
>
>
> ****************************************************************
> Reception and Demo: ebase 2.0 for FileMaker
> ****************************************************************
> Heard about ebase 2.0 for FileMaker-the affordable and
> powerful database
> software for Windows and Mac? Come meet the local
> consultants, trainers, and
> other ebase users who provide ebase support! See a brief
> sneak preview of
> ebase 2.0 for FileMaker and learn about the features the
> newest version of
> ebase offers for tracking contacts, organizing activists, and
> raising money
> with a database you can customize just for YOU!
>
> Dates and Times:
>
> * New York City (at NPowerNY): Oct 18, 5:30-7pm
> * Washington DC (at Technology Works for Good/Cada Vez): Oct
> 24, 5:30-7pm
> * Seattle WA (TBA): Nov 8, 5:30-7pm
> * Berkeley CA (at A.S.A.P.): Nov 13, 5:30-7pm
> * Atlanta GA (TBA): Dec 4, 5:30-7pm
>
> For location addresses, go to http://www.ebase.org/help/reception.htm.
>
> Please RSVP at least three days prior to the reception date
> to Liz Gans at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Please do not contact our local partners.)
>
> ----------------------------------------------
> Liz Gans
> Director, ebase Community Support
> TechRocks
> 432 Last Chance Gulch, Ste K, Helena, MT 59601
> 406.442.0082
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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