Dear wireless friends,
I work for a nonprofit organization, CompuMentor, located in San Francisco.
We provide technical assistance and services to Bay Area nonprofits and
public schools. My area of work is mostly with the Oakland public schools
(and you may have heard what a sad situation they are in!). The way we make
technical assistance affordable for schools is to find technically skilled
volunteers to be "mentors" for teachers and computer lab managers to help
solve technical problems.
Quite a few schools are using wireless networking as an adjunct to their
Ethernet LANs, especially for the Portable classrooms, so we are
increasingly looking for volunteers with wireless skills. At one particular
middle school, they need help is setting up a couple of Airports for their
new iBook lab.
Therefore I am writing to invite you to join our team of volunteers and
sign up at the CompuMentor website:
<http://www.compumentor.org/volunteer/default.html>
Many thanks,
Hilary
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Hilary Naylor, Ph.D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Education Program Manager
CompuMentor, 435 Brannan St. #100, San Francisco, CA 94107
<http://www.compumentor.org>
"Bringing people and technology together to strengthen our communities"
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