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#Call those who are not! | #Call those who are not! | ||
#Introduce self as a volunteer (if this is true!) and ask if s/he would like to volunteer some more | #Introduce self as a volunteer (if this is true!) and ask if s/he would like to volunteer some more | ||
| − | #Introduce the Build Program | + | #Introduce the Build Program. If s/he is interested, redirect them to the Front Desk where they can sign up for a shift |
| − | #If not interested, give the option of doing more Receiving/Recycling Shifts '''OR''' being placed on a "Skill List" where FG organizes interested volunteers for Big Projects i.e. Building Things/Carpentry, Reorganization/ | + | #If not interested in Build, give the option of doing more Receiving/Recycling Shifts '''OR''' being placed on a "Skill List" where FG organizes interested volunteers for Big Projects i.e. Building Things/Carpentry, Reorganization/Moving Things, Painting. |
#Finally ask each person if s/he would like to be contacted in May regarding volunteer opportunities at the Geek Fair happening in June/July | #Finally ask each person if s/he would like to be contacted in May regarding volunteer opportunities at the Geek Fair happening in June/July | ||
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==== The Breakdown ==== | ==== The Breakdown ==== | ||
#'''Build Program''' | #'''Build Program''' | ||
| − | :*'' The build Program is a great way to learn how to build computers. You don't have to know ANYTHING about computers to start, and it is a self-paced program, usually taking about 60-80 hours, or 2-3 months. | + | :*'' The build Program is a great way to learn how to build computers. You don't have to know ANYTHING about computers to start, and it is a self-paced program, usually taking about 60-80 hours, or 2-3 months.'' |
:*'' Participants build 6 computers, learning card sorting, evaluating hardware, quality control,assembly and installation | :*'' Participants build 6 computers, learning card sorting, evaluating hardware, quality control,assembly and installation | ||
:*''Once completing the Build Program, there are additional educational options | :*''Once completing the Build Program, there are additional educational options | ||
Revision as of 11:58, 27 February 2008
Returning Volunteers
Many of our volunteers leave the Adoption Program not realizing how they can further contribute to Free Geek.
This page is designed to help a person organize the Adoption Graduates who want to further volunteer at FG
Contacting Adoption Graduates
- Use Spreadsheet to access Adoption Graduates who wanted to volunteer again
- Check and see who is currently volunteering
- Call those who are not!
- Introduce self as a volunteer (if this is true!) and ask if s/he would like to volunteer some more
- Introduce the Build Program. If s/he is interested, redirect them to the Front Desk where they can sign up for a shift
- If not interested in Build, give the option of doing more Receiving/Recycling Shifts OR being placed on a "Skill List" where FG organizes interested volunteers for Big Projects i.e. Building Things/Carpentry, Reorganization/Moving Things, Painting.
- Finally ask each person if s/he would like to be contacted in May regarding volunteer opportunities at the Geek Fair happening in June/July
Graduates' Options
- [Build Program]
- additional shifts in the Adoption Areas
- BIG PROJECTS
The Breakdown
- Build Program
- The build Program is a great way to learn how to build computers. You don't have to know ANYTHING about computers to start, and it is a self-paced program, usually taking about 60-80 hours, or 2-3 months.
- Participants build 6 computers, learning card sorting, evaluating hardware, quality control,assembly and installation
- Once completing the Build Program, there are additional educational options
- [Laptop Building]
- [Mac Building]
- [Hardware testing (Advanced testing)]
- AGP Testing
- CD Burner Testing
- CPU Testing
- DVD-ROM testing is new and cool.
- Motherboard testing howto can be found here
- Ram tester
- USB Device Testing
- Network Switch Testing - Testing network switches, hubs, routers, etc.
- Advanced Linux testing
- Additional Shifts in Adoption Areas
- Receiving
- Recycling
- Big Projects
- Handiperson
- Carpentry
- Building things
- Wall Painting
- Moving Stuff/Reorganization
- Geek Fair
- Sew Crafty Night
- Everything Else!
- Handiperson