Show and Tell for Makers
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Cory Kaufman-Schofield
Jan 30, 2012, 12:37:13 AM1/30/12
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Hi everyone,
One of the missing elements at our Coffee House Coders meetups is that we don't really put aside time for everyone to show off their side projects. That is by design, because we want CHC to be as casual as possible.
Therefore, Alan Gutierrez and I have decided to start another group dedicated to showing off your work: Show and Tell for Makers. We're meeting next Thursday the 9th at the Workantile Exchange. Details here:
http://www.meetup.com/showtell/events/49966542/
A few requirements:
1. Everyone presents. If you come you must bring something to present.
2. Whatever you present must have a public url that anyone can visit.
What to expect when presenting: no Powerpoint, no fancy slides, just you standing up and telling us what you've made. If you think it's cool, chances are others do too. Your project does NOT have to be digital. If you've made something awesome with Arduino for example, that's allowed! All we ask is that you provide some way of showcasing what you've made. Linking to a flickr gallery would be great.
That's it! Hope to see you there.
Cory
One of the missing elements at our Coffee House Coders meetups is that we don't really put aside time for everyone to show off their side projects. That is by design, because we want CHC to be as casual as possible.
Therefore, Alan Gutierrez and I have decided to start another group dedicated to showing off your work: Show and Tell for Makers. We're meeting next Thursday the 9th at the Workantile Exchange. Details here:
http://www.meetup.com/showtell/events/49966542/
A few requirements:
1. Everyone presents. If you come you must bring something to present.
2. Whatever you present must have a public url that anyone can visit.
What to expect when presenting: no Powerpoint, no fancy slides, just you standing up and telling us what you've made. If you think it's cool, chances are others do too. Your project does NOT have to be digital. If you've made something awesome with Arduino for example, that's allowed! All we ask is that you provide some way of showcasing what you've made. Linking to a flickr gallery would be great.
That's it! Hope to see you there.
Cory
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