Skills List

[Steve Altemeier]

As discussed previously, we are going to start creating a list of skills that people have who would be willing to help answer questions, etc. as a resource.  If you would be willing to share your knowledge/experience with others (whether you are a member or not), please send an e-mail to theashevi...@gmail.com including:

Name

Contact Info - e-mail and/or phone and preferred method of contact (only include phone # if you are okay with people calling you with questions)

Skills

Experience Level for each skill - beginning, intermediate, advanced

Example:

Jane Doe

e-mail: Jan...@server.com

phone: n/a

Skils:

  Arduino - intermediate

  3D printing - beginning

  KiCad - intermediate

  Print making - advanced

To protect your contact info, the list will be available to members of the Asheville Makers but not publicly available.  Non-members interested in getting help on a topic would need to contact us to request assistance.

Thanks, and if you have any further thoughts about this, please feel free to share those.

Steve

[Bob Sinclair]

I'd really like to see this list worked on and posted somewhere on the site. (Just sent in an email with my eclectic history). I think it would be great to have people we can PM or ask in some other way for help with projects.

-- I think also it would be useful (at least it I think I would find it useful!) to have a list somewhere of "stuff I'd like to learn" or "stuff I'd like to get some insight on". (Maybe that's just a new "help" post thread here although I think a "people looking for help" link on the website might be stickier than a post on the group that someone new will probably not see.)

-- Also (maybe just another post thread here) "stuff I'd be willing to teach or demo."

-- And another list that should be perhaps limited to member-only access, some kind of tool library. As in, I have "this and this" that I would probably be OK leaving at the space for a few weeks for someone to work with it and I have "that and that" which I'd be happy to help someone use to get a project done but don't want to leave unattended. 

2c.

Bob.