Noisebridge - User contributions [en]

Mitch UK DE Tour 2014

2014-05-23T12:34:45Z

109.125.125.70: /* Photos */ add photos from UK Maker Faire through FabLab Munich

[[User:Maltman23|Mitch Altman]] and Jimmie Rodgers are creating:
= UK + DE Workshop Tour 2014! =

[[Image:flags_uk_de_hacked.jpg|center]]
                      Can we do a workshop at your hackerspace or library or museum or school or artist space (or wherever!) this May? 
                             (We are currently all booked for the UK -- so we're looking for any and all interested spaces in Germany.)

                      Please email me for questions, or to get more info: 
                                '''mitch''' ''*at*'' '''CornfieldElectronics''' ''*dot*'' '''com'''
 
 

We were paid by the UK Maker Faire to go to/from Europe this spring. So [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitch_Altman Mitch Altman] and [http://jimmieprodgers.com/ Jimmie Rodgers] are giving workshops and talks at UK hackerspaces and at the UK Maker Faire, and then taking the train to Berlin on 3-May, where we'll be giving workshops and/or talks at any interested spaces in Germany till 4-June, when [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]] flies home to San Francisco. Jimmie flies home a bit earlier, on 16-May.

[[Image:Noisebridge_Soldering_Workshop.jpg|thumb|center]]

Our workshops are for all ages, and all skill levels.

[[Image:workshop3.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:workshop2.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:workshop.jpg|thumb|right]]

Workshops are great ways to attract new cool people to your hackerspace or other organization (existing or forming), and to energize people already at the space. You can also use the workshops to raise funds, if you like.

Me and Jimmie don't make money from our workshops. The money we charge (€10 to €20, depending on the kit) pays for kit parts and travel. We do this because we love teaching people how to make cool things! And we love helping hackerspaces and other cool orgs.

Would you be interested in having us do workshops at your space?

Please let me know! 
'''mitch''' ''*at*'' '''CornfieldElectronics''' ''*dot*'' '''com'''
 

== Workshops & Talks ==
This is the workshop that we can do for this tour:
* '''Variety of Cool Kits / Learn to Solder workshop''' ''(3 hours)'' 
We'll be bringing lots of our kits, all designed for total beginners, but fun and intriguing enough for everyone. We can teach anyone and everyone how to solder -- [http://mightyohm.com/blog/2011/04/soldering-is-easy-comic-book/ soldering actually is easy]! 
        '''Itinerary''': 
                 * intro 
                 * demo of all available kits, and how they work 
                 * learn how to solder! 
                 * everyone solders their kit, with as much help as they need
 
* We can also give '''talks''', if there's interest.
* I'm also happy to share experience and compare notes on keeping spaces and communities healthy and strong.
* '''Anything''' that can help out your hackerspace!

== Requirements for the hosting space, and more info on workshops, kits, costs, and publicity ==
==='''''Please use the following links for more info on the workshop, a list of kits we'll bring, their cost for participants, publicity, and for the requirements for hosting spaces.'''''===
* [[MitchWorkshopsEU#Requirements_of_the_hosting_spaces_for_Mitch.27s_workshops|Requirements for hosting spaces]] <-- IMPORTANT -- PLEASE READ
* [[MitchWorkshopsEU#Kits|Kits and costs in EUR]]
* [[MitchWorkshopsUK#Kits|Kits and costs in GBP]]
* [[MitchWorkshopsEU#Publicity|Publicity]] -- the more publicity, the better! Let's attract more cool people to your space!

[[Image:Arduinos For Total Newbies workshop.jpg|thumb|center]]

 

== Add your space to the UK + DE Workshop Tour 2014! ==

I'd love to add your space to our tour. Please let me know if you're interested, and we'll make it happen.

We're into any and all interested spaces:
* hackerspaces
* libraries
* museums
* community organizations
* arts organizations
* your cool space, whatever it is

Please email me for questions, or to get more info: 
'''mitch''' ''*at*'' '''CornfieldElectronics''' ''*dot*'' '''com'''

Cheers, 
[[User:Maltman23|Mitch Altman]] 

== Schedule ==

'''''Please don't add your space to this schedule -- please email me first -- thanks!'''''    <mitch *at* CornfieldElectronics *dot* com>
 
 
=== UK ===
 
* '''''April 17 Thursday''' -- leave San Francisco (SFO) UA #930 7:35pm''
* '''''April 18 Friday''' -- arrive --> London (LHR) --> 2:05pm''
 
[[Image:UK cites.jpg|center|450px|UK cities map]]
 
* '''''April 19 Saturday''' -- London Euston --> Liverpool Lime Street train #VT 814700 2:07pm --> 4:21pm''
* '''April 20 Sunday''' -- 10:30am - 1:30pm [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-to-solder-with-mitch-altman-and-jimmie-rogers-tickets-6527346469 DOeS], ''Liverpool''
 
* '''''April 20 Sunday''' -- Liverpool Lime Street --> Manchester Piccadilly train #EM 911700 6:52pm --> 7:41pm''
* '''April 21 Monday''' -- 2:00pm - 5:00pm [http://madlab.org.uk/ MadLab], ''Manchester''
* '''April 22 Tuesday''' -- 2:00pm - 5:00pm [http://madlab.org.uk/content/build-cool-kits-with-mitch-altman-longsight/ Manchester Longsight Library], ''Manchester''
* '''April 23 Wednesday''' -- ''Manchester''
 
* '''''April 24 Thursday''' -- Manchester Piccadilly --> Newcastle train #TP 509700 4:56pm --> 7:34pm''
* '''April 25 Friday''' -- UK Maker Faire setup, ''Newcastle''
* '''April 26 Saturday''' -- 10:00am - 6:00pm UK Maker Faire, ''Newcastle''
* '''April 26 Saturday''' -- 3:00pm - 3:20pm UK Maker Faire "Hackerspaces" talk, ''Newcastle''
* '''April 27 Sunday''' -- 10:00am - 6:00pm UK Maker Faire, ''Newcastle''
* '''April 27 Sunday''' -- 12:30pm - 12:50pm UK Maker Faire "Importance of Failure" talk, ''Newcastle''
* '''April 28 Monday''' -- ''Newcastle''
 
* '''''April 29 Tuesday''' -- Newcastle --> Carlisle train #NT 080800 10:22am --> 11:57am''
* '''April 29 Tuesday''' -- hang out with Pat Smith, ''Carlisle''
 
* '''''April 29 Tuesday''' -- Carlisle --> London Euston train #VT 676000 4:48pm --> 8:12pm''
* '''''April 29 Tuesday''' -- London Euston --> London Victoria Tube Victoria Line 8:31pm --> 8:37pm''
* '''''April 29 Tuesday''' -- London Victoria --> Gipsy Hill train #SN 962000 9:06pm --> 9:30pm''
* '''April 30 Wednesday''' -- ''London''
* '''May 1 Thursday''' -- 7:00pm - 10:00pm [https://london.hackspace.org.uk/ London Hackspace], ''London''
* '''May 2 Friday''' -- ''London''
 
 
=== Germany ===
 
[[Image:DE_cities.jpg|center|450px|German cities map]]
 
* '''''May 3 Saturday''' -- Gipsy Hill --> London Victoria train #SN 863100 -- 9:43am --> 10:11am''
* '''''May 3 Saturday''' -- London Victoria --> London King's Cross Tube Victoria Line -- 10:19am --> 10:28am''
* '''''May 3 Saturday''' -- London St. Pacras --> Bruxelles-Midi train #EST 9126 -- 10:58am --> 2:05pm''
* '''''May 3 Saturday''' -- Bruxelles-Midi --> Koln Hbf train #ICE 17 -- 2:25pm --> 4:15pm''
* '''''May 3 Saturday''' -- Koln Hbf --> Berlin Hbf train #ICE 653 -- 4:37pm --> 9:10pm''
* '''May 4 Sunday''' -- ''Berlin''
* '''May 5 Monday''' -- ''Berlin''
* '''May 6 Tuesday, 5:30pm''' -- [http://www.fablab-berlin.org/de/single-events/?event=401 Fab Lab Berlin], ''Berlin''
* <strike>'''May 7 Wednesday''' -- IN-Berlin (Jimmie only), ''Berlin''</strike>
 
* '''May 7 Wednesday''' -- Berlin Hbf --> Hamburg Hbf train #ICE 2072 -- 8:20am --> 10:25am (Mitch only)
* '''May 7 Wednesday, 12:00pm''' -- [http://ehsm.eu/ EHSM] meeting at DESY (Mitch only), ''Hamburg''
 
* '''May 7 Wednesday''' -- Berlin Hbf --> Magdeburg Hbf train #RE 18132 -- 7:11pm --> 8:50pm (Jimmie only)
* '''May 7 Wednesday''' -- Hamburg Hbf --> Hannover Hbf train #ICE 885 -- 6:01pm --> 7:21pm (Mitch only)
* '''May 7 Wednesday''' -- Hannover Hbf --> Magdeburg Hbf train #IC 2435 -- 7:35pm --> 8:57pm (Mitch only)
* '''May 8 Thursday, Workshop: 4:00pm, Talk: 8:00pm''' -- [http://www.netz39.de/2014/loten-im-mai-ein-workshop-fur-anfanger-und-fortgeschrittene/ Netz39], ''Magdeburg''
 
* '''May 9 Friday''' -- Magdeburg Hbf --> Hannover Hbf train #IC 2444 -- 6:02pm --> 7:23pm
* '''May 9 Friday''' -- Hannover Hbf --> Hamburg Hbf train #ICE 534 / ICE 584 -- 7:36pm --> 8:54pm
* '''May 10 Saturday''' -- ''Hamburg''
* '''May 11 Sunday, 2:00pm''' -- [http://blog.attraktor.org/2014/05/mitch-altman-besucht-unseren-loetworkshop-am-11-5-10-weitere-plaetze/ Attraktor], ''Hamburg''
 
* '''May 12 Monday''' -- Hamburg Hbf --> Dortmund Hbf train #IC 2307 -- 6:46pm --> 9:33pm
* '''May 13 Tuesday, 7:00pm''' -- [https://www.chaostreff-dortmund.de/2014/04/29/loet-workshop-mit-mitch-altman-am-13-05-2014/ Chaostreff Dortmund], ''Dortmund''
 
* '''May 14 Wednesday''' -- Dortmund Hbf --> Berlin Hbf train #ICE 549 -- 1:48pm --> 5:05pm (Jimmie only)
* '''May 14 Wednesday''' -- Dortmund Hbf --> Aachen Hbf train #RE 10422 -- 2:09pm --> 4:45pm (Mitch only)
* '''May 14 Wednesday, 6:30pm''' -- [http://hci.rwth-aachen.de/dorkbot-report58 Dorkbot Aachen], ''Aachen''
 
* '''May 15 Thursday''' -- Aachen Hbf --> Koln Hbf train #RE 10135 -- 5:51pm --> 6:44pm
* '''May 15 Thursday''' -- Koln Hbf --> Mannheim Hbf train #ICE 203 -- 6:55pm --> 8:23pm
* '''May 16 Friday, 3:00pm - 8:00pm''' -- [https://raumzeitlabor.de/events/loetworkshop-mit-mitch-altman/ RaumZeitLabor], ''Mannheim''
 
* '''May 17 Saturday''' -- Mannheim Hbf --> Stuttgart Hbf train #ICE 613 -- 7:31pm --> 8:08pm
* '''May 18 Sunday, 2:00pm''' -- [http://shackspace.de/?p=4626 Shackspace], ''Stuttgart''
 
* '''May 19 Monday''' -- Stuttgart Hbf --> Karlsruhe Hbf train #IC 2064 -- 5:59pm --> 6:53pm
* '''May 19 Monday''' -- Karlsruhe Hbf --> Basel SBB, Switzerland train #ICE 201 -- 7:00pm --> 8:47pm
* '''May 20 Tuesday, 6:00pm''' -- [http://wiki.starship-factory.ch/Veranstaltungen/Workshops/MitchAltman/MitchAltmanWorkshopFlyer.pdf Starship Factory], ''Basel''
 
* '''May 21 Wednesday''' -- Basel SBB, Switzerland --> Karlsruhe Hbf train ICE 274 -- 4:13pm --> 5:59pm
* '''May 21 Wednesday''' -- Karlsruhe Hbf --> Munich Hbf train IC 2267 -- 6:06pm --> 9:11pm
* '''May 22 Thursday, 6:30pm''' -- [https://www.eventbrite.de/e/lotworkshop-mit-mitch-altman-tickets-11576927903 FabLab Munich / Munich Maker Lab], ''Munich''
 
* '''May 23 Friday''' -- Munich Hbf --> Mannheim Hbf train #ICE 512 -- 5:27pm --> 8:28pm
* '''May 23 Friday''' -- Mannheim Hbf --> Frankfurt Hbf train #ICE 272 -- 8:32pm --> 9:08pm
* '''May 24 Saturday, 6:00pm''' -- [http://www.make-rhein-main.de/ Make-Rhein-Main / Bended Realities], ''Offenbach''
 
* '''May 25 Sunday''' -- Frankfurt Hbf --> Regensburg Hbf train #IC 2027 -- 6:18pm --> 9:31pm
* '''May 26 Monday, 5:30pm''' -- [http://mayday2.planraum.org/ Wechselladen (Transition-BinaryKitchen-planraum-Event)], ''Regensburg''
 
* '''May 27 Tuesday''' -- Regensburg Hbf --> Frankfurt Hbf train #ICE 28 -- 12:29pm --> 3:36pm
* '''May 27 Tuesday''' -- Frankfurt Hbf --> Amsterdam Centraal train #ICE 122 -- 4:29pm --> 8:27pm
* '''May 28 Wednesday''' -- [http://haxpo.nl/special-haxpo-mitch-altman/ Hack In The Box / Haxpo], ''Amsterdam''
* '''May 29 Thursday''' -- [http://haxpo.nl/special-haxpo-mitch-altman/ Hack In The Box / Haxpo], ''Amsterdam''
* '''May 30 Friday''' -- [http://haxpo.nl/special-haxpo-mitch-altman/ Hack In The Box / Haxpo], ''Amsterdam''
 
* '''May 31 Saturday''' -- Amsterdam Centraal --> Berlin Hbf train #IC 149 -- 3:01pm --> 9:15pm
* '''June 1 Sunday''' -- ''Berlin''
* '''June 2 Monday''' -- ''Berlin''
* '''June 3 Tuesday''' -- ''Berlin''
 
* '''''June 4 Wednesday''' -- Berlin (TXL) --> Frankfurt (FRA) LH #185 11:45am --> 1:00pm''
* '''''June 4 Wednesday''' -- Frankfurt (FRA) --> San Francisco (SFO) UA #902 2:00pm --> 4:25pm''
 
'''* '''June 4 Wednesday''' ''San Francisco, CA'' -- Back home!'''
 
 
 

== Spaces/events that have requested workshops or talks ==
(as of 25-April-2014)
* EHSM meeting at DESY, Hamburg -- 7-May
* Attraktor, Hamburg -- 11-May
* <strike>Chaoskueste, Kiel</strike>
* <strike>visit Peter, Bremen</strike>
* Chaostreff Dortmund, Dortmund
* Dorkbot, Aachen
* RaumZeitLabor, Mannheim
* Shackspace, Stuttgart
* Starship Factory, Basel, Switzerland
* FabLab Munich, Munich
* Munich Maker Lab, Munich
* Wechselladen, Regensburg
* <strike>Backspace, Bamberg</strike>
* Netz39, Magdeburg
* <strike>FabCon 3.D, Erfurt -- 15-17 May</strike>
* Make-Rhein-Main, Offenbach (near Frankfurt) -- 24-25 May
* Hack In The Box, Amsterdam -- 28-30 May
* IN-Berlin, Berlin
* Buchhandlung patio, Berlin
* Fab Lab Berlin, Berlin
* <strike>Café in Potsdam, Postdam</strike>

 
 

== Photos ==
Here's the [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/collections/72157644197092746/ photos I've taken (from my Flickr account)] from the Tour:
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/collections/72157644197092746/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/collections/72157644197092746/]
[[Image:DoES.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:HacMan.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:MadLab.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:LongsightLibary.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:UKmakerFaire.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:LondonHackspace.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:FabLabBerlin.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:DESY.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:Netz39.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:Attraktor.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:ChaostreffDortmund.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:DorkbotAachen.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:RaumZeitLabor.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:Shackspace.jpg|thumb|center]]
[[Image:StarshipFactory.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[Image:FabLabMunich.jpg|thumb|center]]

MitchWorkshops

2014-05-22T11:56:24Z

109.125.125.70: /* Kits */ add more items

= Mitch normally gives these two different workshops while traveling: =

== 1)   Variety of Cool Kits ==
-- all ages, all skill levels, about 3 hours, kit prices range from €10 to €20 (see below for kits and prices). 
Max number of participants: 50 
 
'''Itinerary''':
* intro
* demo of all available kits, and how they work
* learn how to solder!
* everyone solders their kit, with as much help as they need
 
This workshop is very similar to what I do at Noisebridge Circuit Hacking Monday when I'm home: 
         https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Mondays 

== 2)   Arduino For Total Newbies ==
-- all skill levels, about 4 hours, €35 (plus optional €15 programming/communications cable). 
Max number of participants: 50 

More info: 
         http://cornfieldelectronics.com/cfe/projects/tvbg_arduino/tvbg_arduino_workshop.php

= Kits =
Kits and other items that Mitch will have available on his Workshop Tour 
''(Mitch will bring these, or ship them ahead to you.):''
 
 
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
!price
!name
!description
|-
|$20
|TV-B-Gone keychain
|turn off TVs in public places!
|-
|$20
|TV-B-Gone kit
|turn off TVs in public places at 50 meters away!
|-
|$25
|TV-B-Gone Pro
|turn off TVs in public places at 100 meters away!
|-
|$20
|Brain Machine kit
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (kit version of TripGlasses)
|-
|$10
|TripGlasses
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (ready-made version of Brain Machine)
|-
|$30
|Mignonette Game kit
|make your own handheld game console!
|-
|$10 for one $15 for two
|Trippy RGB Waves kit
|interactive colored blinky lights art!
|-
|$20
|LEDcube kit
|make low-res 3D animations in a cube!
|-
|$20
|MiniPOV kit
|write messages in the air!
|-
|$20
|"HELLO My Name Is..." Badge kit
|Geeky version of the sticker -- your name in blinky-lights!
|-
|$20
|MintyBoost kit
|charge your USB enabled gadgets (including iPhones)!
|-
|$20
|BoArduino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- for solderless breadboards!
|-
|$20
|Diavolino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- with shield-compatible shape!
|-
|$20
|programming and communications cable (FTDI Friend)
|program your Arduino-compatible projects with Windows, MacOS, or Linux!
|-
|$20
|Open Heart kit
|animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!
|-
|$20
|LoL Shield kit
|Lots of LEDs! for your Arduino! (superbright: red, green, white, or blue)
|-
|$20
|Drawdio kit
|make noise by drawing lines with this pencil!
|-
|$25
|Atari Punk Console
|Make music and lots of noise!
|-
|$20
|microcontroller programmer kit (USBtinyISP)
|program all your AVR family chips!
|-
|$5
|Hackerspace Passport
|Collect hackerspace "visa" stamps from hackerspaces around the world!
|-
|$70
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Sleep version
|Comfortably uses sound and light at brainwave frequencies to help you drift off to sleep...
|-
|$70
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Lucid Dreaming version
|Comfortably helps you sleep, then helps you control your dreams!
|-
|$35
|Arduino For Total Newbies workshop kit
|Learn Arduino by making TV-B-Gone as an example!
|}

More info on many of these projects:
* http://www.CornfieldElectronics.com (click on the "projects" tab)
* http://www.adafruit.com
* http://www.jimmieprodgers.com
* http://www.mignonette-game.com
* http://www.evilmadscientist.com
* http://www.analogmachines.com
 
 

= Requirements of the hosting spaces for Mitch's workshops =

I will have all of the kits with me. There is no need for anyone to purchase kits from me in advance.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' available for your space during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Each space will need to provide the following to have a successful workshop: 
 
* For '''each participant''':
** 1 soldering iron, 15W to 40W
** 1 soldering iron stand
** 1 cellulose (not plastic) sponge (for cleaning the soldering iron tip)
** 1 ''small'' wire cutter (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/PC-BOARD-FLUSH-CUTTERS/productinfo/16761%20TL 10cm/4" wire cutters])
** 1 or 2 AC outlets (with extension cords and/or AC power strips to make things work)
** 1 chair
** table space
** enough lighting so that people can see small things while soldering
 
* '''Each space''' will also need to have:
** 1 roll of good, thin, 60/40 (Sn/Pb), rosin core solder (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/032in-Dia-60-40-Kester-Solder/productinfo/19101+TL/ 0.81mm/0.032" diameter solder with lead])       ''[If you can only get lead-free solder, we can deal with it, but solder with lead is '''so''' much nicer.]''
** 1 hot glue gun
** hot glue sticks that fit in the hot glue gun
** 1 small needle nose pliers (similar to [http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-3504-Precision-Needle-Pliers/dp/B000NPR2KI/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1351481977&sr=8-5&keywords=needle+nose+pliers 10cm/4" needle nose pliers])
** tip tinner (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_2094215_-1 this])
** 1 wire strippers (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_78992_-1 adjustable wire stipper])
** 1 solder sucker (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=0041+TL this])
** 1 roll solder wick ([http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_41082_-1 similar to 2mm/0.08" wide])
** 1 paper scissors
** a pile of alkaline AA batteries
** also feel free to print out some "Soldering Is Easy!" comic books: [http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic]

'''''All of the above are good to have at your space so that you can continue to have soldering workshops long into the future.''''' 
 
* For the Arduino For Total Newbies workshop, I also need:
** Projector
** Microphone and amplifier will be helpful
** Internet (wireless or wired) is helpful

= Publicity =
Please publicize your workshop! This is an opportunity for people in the community to learn some cool stuff. It is also an opportunity to draw more cool geeks to your hackerspace.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' for your space available during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Here is a link to more info on the '''Arduino For Total Newbies workshop''': 
[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies]

Here are some links to publicity from past workshops -- feel free to copy from these: 
[http://www.nycresistor.com/2010/01/15/mitch-altmans-electronics-workshop-129-8pm/ NYC Resistor] 
[http://www.airlighttimespace.org/2012/07/mitch-altman-altspace-electronics-hacking-workshops/ ALTspace] 
[https://metalab.at/wiki/Mitch_Altman_Workshop_2012 Metalab] 
[http://solderkits.eventbrite.com/ AlphaOne Labs] 
[http://brmlab.cz/event/mitch_altman_in_prague brmlab] 
[http://brmlab.cz/_media/event/mitchaltmanposterpresahy.pdf post from brmlab] 
[http://nesit.org/mitch-altman-comes-to-nesit/ NESIT] 
[http://www.heatsynclabs.org/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ HeatSync Labs] 
[http://makerspaceurbana.org/2012/02/15/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ Makerspace Urbana] 
[http://pumpingstationone.org/2012/07/arduino-for-total-newbies-workshop/ Pumping Station: One] 
[http://buildbrighton.eventwax.com/elecrtonics-workshop-with-mitch-altman BuildBrighton] 

 
Cheers, 
[[User:Maltman23|Mitch.]]

MitchWorkshopsEU

2014-05-22T11:52:45Z

109.125.125.70: /* Kits */ change LoL Shield kit price to €15

= Mitch normally gives these two different workshops while traveling: =

== 1)   Variety of Cool Kits ==
-- all ages, all skill levels, about 3 hours, kit prices range from €10 to €20 (see below for kits and prices). 
Max number of participants: 50 
 
'''Itinerary''':
* intro
* demo of all available kits, and how they work
* learn how to solder!
* everyone solders their kit, with as much help as they need
 
This workshop is very similar to what I do at Noisebridge Circuit Hacking Monday when I'm home: 
         https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Mondays 

== 2)   Arduino For Total Newbies ==
-- all skill levels, about 4 hours, €35 (plus optional €15 programming/communications cable). 
Max number of participants: 50 

More info: 
         http://cornfieldelectronics.com/cfe/projects/tvbg_arduino/tvbg_arduino_workshop.php

= Kits =
Kits and other items that Mitch will have available on his Workshop Tour 
''(Mitch will bring these, or ship them ahead to you.):''
 
 
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
!price
!name
!description
|-
|€15
|TV-B-Gone keychain
|turn off TVs in public places!
|-
|€15
|TV-B-Gone kit
|turn off TVs in public places at 50 meters away!
|-
|€20
|TV-B-Gone Pro
|turn off TVs in public places at 100 meters away!
|-
|€15
|Brain Machine kit
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (kit version of TripGlasses)
|-
|€10
|TripGlasses
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (ready-made version of Brain Machine)
|-
|€20
|Mignonette Game kit
|make your own handheld game console!
|-
|€10 for one €15 for two
|Trippy RGB Waves kit
|interactive colored blinky lights art!
|-
|€15
|LEDcube kit
|make low-res 3D animations in a cube!
|-
|€15
|MiniPOV kit
|write messages in the air!
|-
|€15
|"HELLO My Name Is..." Badge kit
|Geeky version of the sticker -- your name in blinky-lights!
|-
|€15
|MintyBoost kit
|charge your USB enabled gadgets (including iPhones)!
|-
|€15
|BoArduino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- for solderless breadboards!
|-
|€15
|Diavolino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- with shield-compatible shape!
|-
|€15
|programming and communications cable (FTDI Friend)
|program your Arduino-compatible projects with Windows, MacOS, or Linux!
|-
|€15
|Open Heart kit
|animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!
|-
|€15
|LoL Shield kit
|Lots of LEDs! for your Arduino! (superbright: red, green, white, or blue)
|-
|€15
|Drawdio kit
|make noise by drawing lines with this pencil!
|-
|€20
|Atari Punk Console
|Make music and lots of noise!
|-
|€15
|microcontroller programmer kit (USBtinyISP)
|program all your AVR family chips!
|-
|€5
|Hackerspace Passport
|Collect hackerspace "visa" stamps from hackerspaces around the world!
|-
|€50
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Sleep version
|Comfortably uses sound and light at brainwave frequencies to help you drift off to sleep...
|-
|€50
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Lucid Dreaming version
|Comfortably helps you sleep, then helps you control your dreams!
|-
|€35
|Arduino For Total Newbies workshop kit
|Learn Arduino by making TV-B-Gone as an example!
|}

More info on many of these projects:
* http://www.CornfieldElectronics.com (click on the "projects" tab)
* http://www.adafruit.com
* http://www.jimmieprodgers.com
* http://www.mignonette-game.com
* http://www.evilmadscientist.com
* http://www.analogmachines.com
 
 

= Requirements of the hosting spaces for Mitch's workshops =

I will have all of the kits with me. There is no need for anyone to purchase kits from me in advance.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' available for your space during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Each space will need to provide the following to have a successful workshop: 
 
* For '''each participant''':
** 1 soldering iron, 15W to 40W
** 1 soldering iron stand
** 1 cellulose (not plastic) sponge (for cleaning the soldering iron tip)
** 1 ''small'' wire cutter (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/PC-BOARD-FLUSH-CUTTERS/productinfo/16761%20TL 10cm wire cutters])
** 1 or 2 AC outlets (with extension cords and/or AC power strips to make things work)
** 1 chair
** table space
** enough lighting so that people can see small things while soldering
 
* '''Each space''' will also need to have:
** 1 roll of good, thin, 60/40 (Sn/Pb), rosin core solder (similar to [http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/product/830011/Loetzinn-bleihaltig-Spule-Stannol-HF-32-Sn60Pb39Cu1-250-g-08-mm?ref=searchDetail 0.71mm diameter solder with lead (Pb)])       ''[If you can only get lead-free solder, we can deal with it, but solder with lead is '''so''' much nicer.]''
** 1 hot glue gun
** hot glue sticks that fit in the hot glue gun
** 1 small needle nose pliers (similar to [http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-3504-Precision-Needle-Pliers/dp/B000NPR2KI/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1351481977&sr=8-5&keywords=needle+nose+pliers 10cm needle nose pliers])
** tip tinner (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_2094215_-1 this])
** 1 wire strippers (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_78992_-1 adjustable wire stipper])
** 1 solder sucker (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=0041+TL this])
** 1 roll solder wick ([http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_41082_-1 similar to 2mm wide])
** 1 paper scissors
** a pile of alkaline AA batteries
** also feel free to print out some "Soldering Is Easy!" comic books (in the language of your choice): [http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic]

'''''All of the above are good to have at your space so that you can continue to have soldering workshops long into the future.''''' 
 
* For the Arduino For Total Newbies workshop, I also need:
** Projector
** Microphone and amplifier will be helpful
** Internet (wireless or wired) is helpful

= Publicity =
Please publicize your workshop! This is an opportunity for people in the community to learn some cool stuff. It is also an opportunity to draw more cool geeks to your hackerspace.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' for your space available during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Here is a link to more info on the '''Arduino For Total Newbies workshop''': 
[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies]

Here are some links to publicity from past workshops -- feel free to copy from these: 
[http://www.nycresistor.com/2010/01/15/mitch-altmans-electronics-workshop-129-8pm/ NYC Resistor] 
[http://www.airlighttimespace.org/2012/07/mitch-altman-altspace-electronics-hacking-workshops/ ALTspace] 
[https://metalab.at/wiki/Mitch_Altman_Workshop_2012 Metalab] 
[http://solderkits.eventbrite.com/ AlphaOne Labs] 
[http://brmlab.cz/event/mitch_altman_in_prague brmlab] 
[http://brmlab.cz/_media/event/mitchaltmanposterpresahy.pdf post from brmlab] 
[http://nesit.org/mitch-altman-comes-to-nesit/ NESIT] 
[http://www.heatsynclabs.org/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ HeatSync Labs] 
[http://makerspaceurbana.org/2012/02/15/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ Makerspace Urbana] 
[http://pumpingstationone.org/2012/07/arduino-for-total-newbies-workshop/ Pumping Station: One] 
[http://buildbrighton.eventwax.com/elecrtonics-workshop-with-mitch-altman BuildBrighton] 

 
Cheers, 
[[User:Maltman23|Mitch.]]

MitchWorkshopsUK

2014-05-22T11:52:01Z

109.125.125.70: /* Kits */ add items

= Mitch normally gives these two different workshops while traveling: =

== 1)   Variety of Cool Kits ==
-- all ages, all skill levels, about 3 hours, kit prices range from €10 to €20 (see below for kits and prices). 
Max number of participants: 50 
 
'''Itinerary''':
* intro
* demo of all available kits, and how they work
* learn how to solder!
* everyone solders their kit, with as much help as they need
 
This workshop is very similar to what I do at Noisebridge Circuit Hacking Monday when I'm home: 
         https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Mondays 

== 2)   Arduino For Total Newbies ==
-- all skill levels, about 4 hours, €35 (plus optional €15 programming/communications cable). 
Max number of participants: 50 

More info: 
         http://cornfieldelectronics.com/cfe/projects/tvbg_arduino/tvbg_arduino_workshop.php

= Kits =
Kits and other items that Mitch will have available on his Workshop Tour 
''(Mitch will bring these, or ship them ahead to you.):''
 
 
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
!price
!name
!description
|-
|£15
|TV-B-Gone keychain
|turn off TVs in public places!
|-
|£15
|TV-B-Gone kit
|turn off TVs in public places at 50 meters away!
|-
|£20
|TV-B-Gone Pro
|turn off TVs in public places at 100 meters away!
|-
|£15
|Brain Machine kit
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (kit version of TripGlasses)
|-
|£10
|TripGlasses
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (ready-made version of Brain Machine)
|-
|£20
|Mignonette Game kit
|make your own handheld game console!
|-
|£10 for one £15 for two
|Trippy RGB Waves kit
|interactive colored blinky lights art!
|-
|£15
|LEDcube kit
|make low-res 3D animations in a cube!
|-
|£15
|MiniPOV kit
|write messages in the air!
|-
|£15
|"HELLO My Name Is..." Badge kit
|Geeky version of the sticker -- your name in blinky-lights!
|-
|£15
|MintyBoost kit
|charge your USB enabled gadgets (including iPhones)!
|-
|£15
|BoArduino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- for solderless breadboards!
|-
|£15
|Diavolino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- with shield-compatible shape!
|-
|£15
|programming and communications cable (FTDI Friend)
|program your Arduino-compatible projects with Windows, MacOS, or Linux!
|-
|£15
|Open Heart kit
|animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!
|-
|£15
|LoL Shield kit
|Lots of LEDs! for your Arduino! (superbright: red, green, white, or blue)
|-
|£15
|Drawdio kit
|make noise by drawing lines with this pencil!
|-
|£20
|Atari Punk Console
|Make music and lots of noise!
|-
|£15
|microcontroller programmer kit (USBtinyISP)
|program all your AVR family chips!
|-
|£5
|Hackerspace Passport
|Collect hackerspace "visa" stamps from hackerspaces around the world!
|-
|£45
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Sleep version
|Comfortably uses sound and light at brainwave frequencies to help you drift off to sleep...
|-
|£45
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Lucid Dreaming version
|Comfortably helps you sleep, then helps you control your dreams!
|-
|£35
|Arduino For Total Newbies workshop kit
|Learn Arduino by making TV-B-Gone as an example!
|}

More info on many of these projects:
* http://www.CornfieldElectronics.com (click on the "projects" tab)
* http://www.adafruit.com
* http://www.jimmieprodgers.com
* http://www.mignonette-game.com
* http://www.evilmadscientist.com
* http://www.analogmachines.com
 
 

= Requirements of the hosting spaces for Mitch's workshops =

I will have all of the kits with me. There is no need for anyone to purchase kits from me in advance.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' available for your space during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Each space will need to provide the following to have a successful workshop: 
 
* For '''each participant''':
** 1 soldering iron, 15W to 40W
** 1 soldering iron stand
** 1 cellulose (not plastic) sponge (for cleaning the soldering iron tip)
** 1 ''small'' wire cutter (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/PC-BOARD-FLUSH-CUTTERS/productinfo/16761%20TL 10cm wire cutters])
** 1 or 2 AC outlets (with extension cords and/or AC power strips to make things work)
** 1 chair
** table space
** enough lighting so that people can see small things while soldering
 
* '''Each space''' will also need to have:
** 1 roll of good, thin, 60/40 (Sn/Pb), rosin core solder (similar to [http://uk.farnell.com/multicore-solder/609961/solder-wire-60-40-188-c-250g/dp/609961 0.71mm diameter solder with lead (Pb)])       ''[If you can only get lead-free solder, we can deal with it, but solder with lead is '''so''' much nicer.]''
** 1 hot glue gun
** hot glue sticks that fit in the hot glue gun
** 1 small needle nose pliers (similar to [http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-3504-Precision-Needle-Pliers/dp/B000NPR2KI/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1351481977&sr=8-5&keywords=needle+nose+pliers 10cm needle nose pliers])
** tip tinner (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_2094215_-1 this])
** 1 wire strippers (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_78992_-1 adjustable wire stipper])
** 1 solder sucker (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=0041+TL this])
** 1 roll solder wick ([http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_41082_-1 similar to 2mm wide])
** 1 paper scissors
** a pile of alkaline AA batteries
** also feel free to print out some "Soldering Is Easy!" comic books: [http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic]

'''''All of the above are good to have at your space so that you can continue to have soldering workshops long into the future.''''' 
 
* For the Arduino For Total Newbies workshop, I also need:
** Projector
** Microphone and amplifier will be helpful
** Internet (wireless or wired) is helpful

= Publicity =
Please publicize your workshop! This is an opportunity for people in the community to learn some cool stuff. It is also an opportunity to draw more cool geeks to your hackerspace.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' for your space available during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Here is a link to more info on the '''Arduino For Total Newbies workshop''': 
[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies]

Here are some links to publicity from past workshops -- feel free to copy from these: 
[http://www.nycresistor.com/2010/01/15/mitch-altmans-electronics-workshop-129-8pm/ NYC Resistor] 
[http://www.airlighttimespace.org/2012/07/mitch-altman-altspace-electronics-hacking-workshops/ ALTspace] 
[https://metalab.at/wiki/Mitch_Altman_Workshop_2012 Metalab] 
[http://solderkits.eventbrite.com/ AlphaOne Labs] 
[http://brmlab.cz/event/mitch_altman_in_prague brmlab] 
[http://brmlab.cz/_media/event/mitchaltmanposterpresahy.pdf post from brmlab] 
[http://nesit.org/mitch-altman-comes-to-nesit/ NESIT] 
[http://www.heatsynclabs.org/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ HeatSync Labs] 
[http://makerspaceurbana.org/2012/02/15/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ Makerspace Urbana] 
[http://pumpingstationone.org/2012/07/arduino-for-total-newbies-workshop/ Pumping Station: One] 
[http://buildbrighton.eventwax.com/elecrtonics-workshop-with-mitch-altman BuildBrighton] 

 
Cheers, 
[[User:Maltman23|Mitch.]]

MitchWorkshopsEU

2014-05-22T11:46:50Z

109.125.125.70: /* Kits */ add more items

= Mitch normally gives these two different workshops while traveling: =

== 1)   Variety of Cool Kits ==
-- all ages, all skill levels, about 3 hours, kit prices range from €10 to €20 (see below for kits and prices). 
Max number of participants: 50 
 
'''Itinerary''':
* intro
* demo of all available kits, and how they work
* learn how to solder!
* everyone solders their kit, with as much help as they need
 
This workshop is very similar to what I do at Noisebridge Circuit Hacking Monday when I'm home: 
         https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Mondays 

== 2)   Arduino For Total Newbies ==
-- all skill levels, about 4 hours, €35 (plus optional €15 programming/communications cable). 
Max number of participants: 50 

More info: 
         http://cornfieldelectronics.com/cfe/projects/tvbg_arduino/tvbg_arduino_workshop.php

= Kits =
Kits and other items that Mitch will have available on his Workshop Tour 
''(Mitch will bring these, or ship them ahead to you.):''
 
 
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
!price
!name
!description
|-
|€15
|TV-B-Gone keychain
|turn off TVs in public places!
|-
|€15
|TV-B-Gone kit
|turn off TVs in public places at 50 meters away!
|-
|€20
|TV-B-Gone Pro
|turn off TVs in public places at 100 meters away!
|-
|€15
|Brain Machine kit
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (kit version of TripGlasses)
|-
|€10
|TripGlasses
|Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out! (ready-made version of Brain Machine)
|-
|€20
|Mignonette Game kit
|make your own handheld game console!
|-
|€10 for one €15 for two
|Trippy RGB Waves kit
|interactive colored blinky lights art!
|-
|€15
|LEDcube kit
|make low-res 3D animations in a cube!
|-
|€15
|MiniPOV kit
|write messages in the air!
|-
|€15
|"HELLO My Name Is..." Badge kit
|Geeky version of the sticker -- your name in blinky-lights!
|-
|€15
|MintyBoost kit
|charge your USB enabled gadgets (including iPhones)!
|-
|€15
|BoArduino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- for solderless breadboards!
|-
|€15
|Diavolino kit
|make your own fully functional Arduino -- with shield-compatible shape!
|-
|€15
|programming and communications cable (FTDI Friend)
|program your Arduino-compatible projects with Windows, MacOS, or Linux!
|-
|€15
|Open Heart kit
|animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!
|-
|€20
|LoL Shield kit
|Lots of LEDs! for your Arduino! (superbright: red, green, white, or blue)
|-
|€15
|Drawdio kit
|make noise by drawing lines with this pencil!
|-
|€20
|Atari Punk Console
|Make music and lots of noise!
|-
|€15
|microcontroller programmer kit (USBtinyISP)
|program all your AVR family chips!
|-
|€5
|Hackerspace Passport
|Collect hackerspace "visa" stamps from hackerspaces around the world!
|-
|€50
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Sleep version
|Comfortably uses sound and light at brainwave frequencies to help you drift off to sleep...
|-
|€50
|NeuroDreamer sleep mask, Lucid Dreaming version
|Comfortably helps you sleep, then helps you control your dreams!
|-
|€35
|Arduino For Total Newbies workshop kit
|Learn Arduino by making TV-B-Gone as an example!
|}

More info on many of these projects:
* http://www.CornfieldElectronics.com (click on the "projects" tab)
* http://www.adafruit.com
* http://www.jimmieprodgers.com
* http://www.mignonette-game.com
* http://www.evilmadscientist.com
* http://www.analogmachines.com
 
 

= Requirements of the hosting spaces for Mitch's workshops =

I will have all of the kits with me. There is no need for anyone to purchase kits from me in advance.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' available for your space during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Each space will need to provide the following to have a successful workshop: 
 
* For '''each participant''':
** 1 soldering iron, 15W to 40W
** 1 soldering iron stand
** 1 cellulose (not plastic) sponge (for cleaning the soldering iron tip)
** 1 ''small'' wire cutter (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/PC-BOARD-FLUSH-CUTTERS/productinfo/16761%20TL 10cm wire cutters])
** 1 or 2 AC outlets (with extension cords and/or AC power strips to make things work)
** 1 chair
** table space
** enough lighting so that people can see small things while soldering
 
* '''Each space''' will also need to have:
** 1 roll of good, thin, 60/40 (Sn/Pb), rosin core solder (similar to [http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/product/830011/Loetzinn-bleihaltig-Spule-Stannol-HF-32-Sn60Pb39Cu1-250-g-08-mm?ref=searchDetail 0.71mm diameter solder with lead (Pb)])       ''[If you can only get lead-free solder, we can deal with it, but solder with lead is '''so''' much nicer.]''
** 1 hot glue gun
** hot glue sticks that fit in the hot glue gun
** 1 small needle nose pliers (similar to [http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-3504-Precision-Needle-Pliers/dp/B000NPR2KI/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1351481977&sr=8-5&keywords=needle+nose+pliers 10cm needle nose pliers])
** tip tinner (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_2094215_-1 this])
** 1 wire strippers (similar to [http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_78992_-1 adjustable wire stipper])
** 1 solder sucker (similar to [http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=0041+TL this])
** 1 roll solder wick ([http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_41082_-1 similar to 2mm wide])
** 1 paper scissors
** a pile of alkaline AA batteries
** also feel free to print out some "Soldering Is Easy!" comic books (in the language of your choice): [http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic http://mightyohm.com/soldercomic]

'''''All of the above are good to have at your space so that you can continue to have soldering workshops long into the future.''''' 
 
* For the Arduino For Total Newbies workshop, I also need:
** Projector
** Microphone and amplifier will be helpful
** Internet (wireless or wired) is helpful

= Publicity =
Please publicize your workshop! This is an opportunity for people in the community to learn some cool stuff. It is also an opportunity to draw more cool geeks to your hackerspace.

My instruction is always free. I only ask that I get reimbursed for cost of the kits.

But feel free to use this as a fund-raiser for you space. And in any case, be sure to have a '''donation box''' for your space available during the workshops.

Also, please have a '''hackerspace passport stamp''' ready, and '''stickers''' to hand out, and '''T-shirts''' to sell.

Here is a link to more info on the '''Arduino For Total Newbies workshop''': 
[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ArduinoForTotalNewbies]

Here are some links to publicity from past workshops -- feel free to copy from these: 
[http://www.nycresistor.com/2010/01/15/mitch-altmans-electronics-workshop-129-8pm/ NYC Resistor] 
[http://www.airlighttimespace.org/2012/07/mitch-altman-altspace-electronics-hacking-workshops/ ALTspace] 
[https://metalab.at/wiki/Mitch_Altman_Workshop_2012 Metalab] 
[http://solderkits.eventbrite.com/ AlphaOne Labs] 
[http://brmlab.cz/event/mitch_altman_in_prague brmlab] 
[http://brmlab.cz/_media/event/mitchaltmanposterpresahy.pdf post from brmlab] 
[http://nesit.org/mitch-altman-comes-to-nesit/ NESIT] 
[http://www.heatsynclabs.org/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ HeatSync Labs] 
[http://makerspaceurbana.org/2012/02/15/arduino-for-total-newbies-with-mitch-altman/ Makerspace Urbana] 
[http://pumpingstationone.org/2012/07/arduino-for-total-newbies-workshop/ Pumping Station: One] 
[http://buildbrighton.eventwax.com/elecrtonics-workshop-with-mitch-altman BuildBrighton] 

 
Cheers, 
[[User:Maltman23|Mitch.]]