On Saturday, at CITRT, I shared with everyone some details of how we do the PC Workshops and just now, I have added some new info. I have realized it would be good to have a single resource page of the free utilities we use, so I have created that here. I will continue adding things to this page that seem necessary and/or helpful for the PC Workshop. We will download from this page during the PC workshop and also refer people to it for after they leave.
Also, if you want a behind the scenes peek into the Fairview Tech Arts Ministry, check out our blog, I use it to communicate with my team. (Imagine that, me using a blog to communicate with people.) I use this as a way to share what’s coming up and we can communicate both through this blog or e-mail. I think they all signed up for e-mail, so they can respond directly to me from the post.
Please feel free to subscribe via e-mail or RSS if you are interested in following what we are up to.
I really don’t always have a handle on things and don’t always know the best way to do things, I just do what I do and keep improving on it. Plus, I happen to be putting it out here for my team and anyone else to see what we are doing.
If you have any feedback or suggestions for me or my team, please let me know here or there.
Jim,
Great work. I hope to use your work as a model someday
dj
Jim,
Did dj just say that he wanted to use you as a model someday!? I think you’re good-looking, but I’m not going THAT far!
Hey, man, hope all is well.
Thanks for the links, Jim. I’ve been wanting to do this for some time but just haven’t really had the time to put together what we’d need and start recruiting volunteers. I really appreciate the work you put into this blog.
BTW, cool graphic for the Tech Arts ministry. That really helps to remind us that what we do is connected.
BTW, not sure if it’s intentional or not, but the Legal doc appears to be restricted. I know that you had posted something about that before, but don’t remember the exact details. I want to get one of these on the calendar soon so we can do some community outreach with our geek skills. I think we’re just about to the point where we could really make this work.
BTW, it seems that pictures aren’t coming through on the site anymore. Not sure what’s up with that. Tried to hit a couple of the links with pictures and didn’t see anything other than the text.
Excellent work and I enjoy the encouragement.