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Jwmh: /* Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior */

2013-02-27T21:28:37Z

Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior

Jwmh: /* Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior */ -- updated notes on other Troubleshooting Class

2013-02-27T21:27:44Z

Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior: -- updated notes on other Troubleshooting Class

Jwmh: major edit, re-arranged content, moved items into sub-pages (modules)

2013-02-27T21:12:55Z

major edit, re-arranged content, moved items into sub-pages (modules)

Jwmh: /* Software (UI) */ -- added content (conventions, risk-taking); AND cleaned up (moved) content into module links

2013-02-27T21:01:53Z

Software (UI): -- added content (conventions, risk-taking); AND cleaned up (moved) content into module links

Jwmh: /* Software (UI) */

2013-02-13T17:50:22Z

Software (UI)

Jwmh: /* Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior */

2013-02-13T17:48:47Z

Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior

Jwmh: /* Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior */

2013-02-13T16:35:30Z

Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior

Jwmh: added Overview(draft) -- incl. addit'l thoughts -- also minor syntax corrections (/ol)

2013-02-13T15:41:19Z

added Overview(draft) -- incl. addit'l thoughts -- also minor syntax corrections (/ol)

Jwmh: re-arranged content

2013-02-05T15:33:24Z

re-arranged content

Jwmh: /* Link to Modules */

2013-02-04T20:53:01Z

Link to Modules

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 ==Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior==
-[or, Section 4: solving problems; basic 'troubleshooting']
+[or, Section 4: solving problems; basic 'troubleshooting']<br/>
 (assuming something is not actually 'broken' as req's fixing by a technician..(?)
 =====(temporary) notes:=====

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 (assuming something is not actually 'broken' as req's fixing by a technician..(?)
-(temporary) notes:
+=====(temporary) notes:=====
 This is actually being covered by a new class someone else started:<br/>
-http://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=Z3FoazMyNmJpMHZxMWJtMTc5aTkzMTgwNGsgcDNjYmdwcjAzb2ZxMmxuZ2Zma24zMzN1MjBAZw&ctz=America/Los_Angeles
+http://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=Z3FoazMyNmJpMHZxMWJtMTc5aTkzMTgwNGsgcDNjYmdwcjAzb2ZxMmxuZ2Zma24zMzN1MjBAZw&ctz=America/Los_Angeles<br/>
 Full list of classes here: http://wiki.freegeek.org/images/c/c1/Current_Classes_Trifold.pdf

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 ===[or, "Getting to know the basics"]===
 This should entail only the *bare necessities* for operating a computer:
-* physical care - heat=bad, liquid=bad, grounded surge protector = good, etc.  (is this really "necessary"?)
+* physical care (e.g. heat=bad, liquid=bad, grounded surge protector = good, ...)
 * poweron / login / poweroff
 * using the keyboard and mouse
@@ Line 67: / Line 67: @@
 <li>
 [[/Module:Filesystem|Module: Filesystem ("filing system")]]
 </li>
@@ Line 81: / Line 77: @@
 ==Volume II - Beyond the Basics: Knowing How to Explore==
 (even if you don't know what you're looking for)
 ==Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior==

@@ Line 60: / Line 60: @@
 <li>[/Module:UI_desktop|Module: UI desktop (environment - default at login)]</li>
 <!-- <li>Module 6: panels, menus, pointer, icons, and "windows"
 ** "windows" aren't really like a window -- they're more like a table -- or better yet, they're like a book....</li>
 -->
-Module 7: Extras: Status bars, Workspaces ("a second window to look thru"??)
+<li>
-(Interacting w/ the computer)
+<li>
-Parts of a UI:
+</ol>
 ==Volume II - Beyond the Basics: Knowing How to Explore==

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 <li>[[/Module:UI_login_screen|Module: (UI) Login screen]]</li>
-<li>[[/Module:UI_desktop|Module: UI desktop (environment - default at login)]]</li>
+<li>[/Module:UI_desktop|Module: UI desktop (environment - default at login)]</li>
 <!-- <li>Module 6: panels, menus, pointer, icons, and "windows"
 ** "windows" aren't really like a window -- they're more like a table -- or better yet, they're like a book....</li>
@@ Line 73: / Line 73: @@
 * menus
 * status bar
 ==Volume II - Beyond the Basics: Knowing How to Explore==

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		+	This is actually being covered by a new class someone else started:<br/>
		+	http://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=Z3FoazMyNmJpMHZxMWJtMTc5aTkzMTgwNGsgcDNjYmdwcjAzb2ZxMmxuZ2Zma24zMzN1MjBAZw&ctz=America/Los_Angeles
		+
		+
		+	Full list of classes here: http://wiki.freegeek.org/images/c/c1/Current_Classes_Trifold.pdf
		+
		+	and also here: http://www.freegeek.org/about/classes/

	==(editor shortcut; stays at bottom)==		==(editor shortcut; stays at bottom)==

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 ==Class Proposal: "Living in a Technology World"==
-This is a draft proposal for the class, "Living in a Technology World"
+This is a draft proposal for the class, "Living in a Technology World"<br/>
 (title suggested by Darren - [[User:Dheiber]]).
 The idea for this class came from me, Joseph Herbert ([[User:Jwmh]]).
-The basic premises are as follows:
+The basic premises are as follows:<br/>
 - What separates a "computer person" from a "non-computer person"?  (note: these are usually self-identified)
 [[Category: Classes]]
 [[Category: Education]]
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 ** "windows" aren't really like a window -- they're more like a table -- or better yet, they're like a book....</li>
 -->
 Module 7: Extras: Status bars, Workspaces ("a second window to look thru"??)
@@ Line 60: / Line 77: @@
 ==Volume II - Beyond the Basics: Knowing How to Explore==
 (even if you don't know what you're looking for)
-===[or, "Section 2: Getting savvy"]===
+[or, "Section 2: Getting savvy"]
 Okay, this is where it gets tricky, and I'm not sure what it Section 2 vs Section 3.
@@ Line 80: / Line 97: @@
 ==Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior==
-===[or, Section 4: solving problems; basic 'troubleshooting']===
+[or, Section 4: solving problems; basic 'troubleshooting']
 (assuming something is not actually 'broken' as req's fixing by a technician..(?)

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-==Link to Modules==
+=Link to Modules=
-Hardware
+==Class Proposal: "Living in a Technology World"==
 <ol>
 <li>Module: [[/Module:electric|power/electric/heat (howto turn on; do's/don'ts)]]</li>
@@ Line 10: / Line 39: @@
-Software (UI)
+====Software (UI)====
 <ol>
 <li>[[/Module:UI_login_screen|Module: (UI) Login screen]]</li>
@@ Line 20: / Line 49: @@
 Module 7: Extras: Status bars, Workspaces ("a second window to look thru"??)
 (Interacting w/ the computer)
-==Class Proposal: "Living in a Technology World"==
+Parts of a UI:
-This is a draft proposal for the class, "Living in a Technology World"
+* windows
-(title suggested by Darren - [[User:Dheiber]]).
+* menus
-The basic premises are as follows:
+==Volume II - Beyond the Basics: Knowing How to Explore==
-- What separates a "computer person" from a "non-computer person"?  (note: these are usually self-identified)
+(even if you don't know what you're looking for)
+===[or, "Section 2: Getting savvy"]===
 Okay, this is where it gets tricky, and I'm not sure what it Section 2 vs Section 3.
@@ Line 61: / Line 71: @@
 ** How do you do so safely?
-??===Section 3: Getting savvy - making changes===
+===Section 3: Getting savvy - making changes===
 um. basics of making changes?
 right-clicking fits in here somewhere
 * locating & changing -- settings (OS) + settings (applications)
-===Section 4: How to deal with unexpected behavior; solving problems; basic 'troubleshooting' (assuming something is not actually 'broken' as req's fixing by a technician..(?)??)===
+==Volume III - How to deal with unexpected behavior==

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 <li>Module: [[/Module:needed_peripherals|hooking up a computer]]</li>
 <li>[[/Module:hardware interface|Module: hardware interface (mouse and keyboard)]]
-*get Mac keyboard also</li>
+*get Mac keyboard/mouse also</li>
 </ol>
 Software (UI)
-* Module 4: - login screen
+<ol>
-** keys to different apartments in a building
+<li>[[/Module:UI_login_screen|Module: (UI) Login screen]]</li>
-* Module 5: - desktop environment
+<li>[[/Module:UI_desktop|Module: UI desktop (environment - default at login)]]</li>
-** default at login
+<!-- <li>Module 6: panels, menus, pointer, icons, and "windows"
-* Module 6: panels, menus, pointer, icons, and "windows"
+** "windows" aren't really like a window -- they're more like a table -- or better yet, they're like a book....</li>
-** "windows" aren't really like a window -- they're more like a table -- or better yet, they're like a book....
+-->
-* Module 7: Extras: Status bars, Workspaces ("a second window to look thru"??)