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-===== About the Workshops =====+====== About the Workshops ======
  
-The workshops are run using donated desktop computers. The hard drives have been wiped, with all data removed but otherwise the computers are fully functional. Because each brand and model desktop requires different methods and tools to take apart, there is a dedicated guide in the wiki.+===== =====  
 +The CCC workshops are run using donated desktop computers. The hard drives have been wiped, with all data removedbut the computers are fully functional.
  
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-The best way to troubleshoot and solve problems is fixing unexpected failures, so expect to break your computer, over and over again. Also you can expect some sabotage by your facilitators. You will spend two to three hours on each workshop, with five workshops in total.</wrap>+Because each brand and model of computer requires different methods and tools to take apart, there is a dedicated guide for each in the wiki.
  
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-On completion of the workshops (once your computer is working) you can take it home! We have a 100% success rate with all of our participants taking home a working, useful computer ((Our secret is to have a couple of spares..)). 
  
-===== Workshop Outlines ======+The best way to learn to troubleshoot and solve problems is by fixing unexpected failures, so expect to break your computer, over and over again. Also you can expect some sabotage by your facilitators. You will spend two to three hours in each workshop, with five workshops in total.
  
-The Creative Community Computing series can be run as individual workshopsor in two day intensive Workshops one and two will take up day one You can use Workshop three as homework, or complete Workshops three four and five on day two.+ ===== ===== 
 +When you finish the workshops (and your computer is working) you can take it home! We have a 100% success rate with all of our participants taking home a workinguseful computer ((our secret is to have couple of spares..)).
  
-==== Workshop 01 - Pure Hardware ====+====== Workshop Outlines =======
  
-* //An introduction to the hardware practice of Creative Community Computing.//+===== ===== 
  
-* //How to take apart desktop computer and re-assembletest for functionalitytroubleshoot, repair and upgrade.// +The Creative Community Computing (CCC) series can be run as individual workshops, or in two day intensive.  Workshops one and two will take up a whole day. You can use workshop three as homeworkor complete workshops threefour and five on day two There is also a resources section outlining how to upgrade your computer.
-=== Workshop 02 - BIOS to OS by our Bootstraps ===+
  
-* //The bootstrapping process and how to troubleshoot and fix boot failure.//+==== Workshop 01 - Pure Hardware ====
  
-* //Customizing the BIOS// 
  
-* //Installing an Operating System from a USB stick.//+  * //Identify your computer// 
 +  * //Learn the external ports,sockets and buttons// 
 +  * //Know the internal components// 
 +  * //Take apart and re-assemble your computer//
  
-==== Workshop 03 Operating System and Software Essentials ====+==== Workshop 02 BIOS to OS by our Bootstraps ====
  
-* // Operating Systems Compared //+  * //How to troubleshoot and fix boot failure// 
 +  * //Customising the BIOS// 
 +  * //Installing an Operating System from a USB stick//
  
-* //What is Free and Open Source Software?//+==== Workshop 03 - Operating System and Software Essentials ====
  
-* //Introducing Xubuntu//+  * //Operating Systems compared // 
 +  * //Why free and open source software?// 
 +  * //Introducing Xubuntu//
  
 ==== Workshop 04 - Productivity, Creativity and System Tools ==== ==== Workshop 04 - Productivity, Creativity and System Tools ====
  
-* //Identifying, evaluating and installing FOSS alternatives to common software// +  * //Identifying, evaluating and installing FOSS alternatives to common software// 
- +  * //An introduction to the terminal (command line)// 
-* //An introduction to the terminal// +  * //Cross-platform compatibility - how to create a seamless workflow between Windows, OSX and Xubuntu// 
- +  * //Customise your web browser// 
-* //Cross-platform compatibility. How to create a seamless workflow between Windows, OSX and Xubuntu.// +  * //Make a back-up// 
- +  * //Make a custom USB distribution//
-* //Customise your web browser.// +
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-* //Make a custom USB distribution.//+
  
 ==== Workshop 05 - Creative Practice ==== ==== Workshop 05 - Creative Practice ====
  
-* //Photo editing with Gimp// +  * //Photoediting with Gimp// 
- +  * //Creating and editing audio in Audacity// 
-* //Creating and editing audio in Audacity //+  * //Editing a video in Kdenlive// 
 +  * //Installing an open source Minecraft clone// 
 +  * //Design for 3D printing with Tinkercad//
  
-* //Editing a video in Kdenlive//+ ==== Workshop 06 Computer Resources ====
  
-* //Installing an open source minecraft clone// 
  
-* //Design for 3D printing with tinkercad//+==== Ready to start? ====
  
-===== Ready to Start? =====+It's time to choose your workshop. For the pilot workshop series we will be using the HP8100 desktop computers.
  
-Now its time to choose your workshop. For the pilot workshop series we will be using the HP8100 Desktop computers.+[[mbrc_hp8x00:start|SLQ - HP8100 Workshops]]
  
-[[:hp8100:hp8100|SLQ - HP8100 Workshops]]+==== Learn more about CCC? ====
  
 +If you'd like to learn more about the history of the CCC program, and some background on the project that lead to the creation of this resource, go to [[about_ccc_history|here]]
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