Highlights
- We had 6 attendees which is pretty good given our recent dry run.
- We have photos (candid shots, need to do better)
- After the usual social session, we got around to talking about the
LPI certification and the training course we are going to be doing
for those who need it.
- Some discussion of directory services ( this would make a good item
for a future meeting)
- Announced our affiliation with
LOPSA
Other
Tim has offered us the use of the training site at
Kuzink to provide the
training platform and to create content. I’ll be creating content as
well as Andrea. Others are welcome to assist, as it can’t hurt to have
at least seen some of this while entering it. We will be using moodle as
the framework, so that should be interesting at the very least. Exposure
to multiple web based systems isn’t gong to hurt and who knows, we may
even have talent for this.
Well, it should help with a lot of them at least. I don’t remember where
I saw this, but here we go:
echo '16i[q]sa[ln0=aln100%Pln100/snlbx]sbA0D4D465452snlbxq' | dc
It’s trite, but then again, so am I. I just thought I’d share.
This is a list for the people who actually show up for meetings.
I’m not sure if it was late yesterday or early this mornong, but we are
now a recognized
LOPSA affiliate
(the first in North America). We have been asked if we wish to be a
local chapter, but that requires 12 members who are members of LOPSA and
at my last count, there were only 4 LOPSA members and we don’t have 12
regular attendees. Perhaps this will change over the next few months,
especially as we get started on the new education project. More info at
tonight’s meeting.
I guess I have to learn how to sleep. It’s 02:44 and I have no desire to
go to sleep. I despise DST and the circadian rythm it upsets.
I was browsing some items at the
LOPSA site the
other day and ran across a reference to the 4-question test and a blog
article. I hadn’t heard of the 4-question test before, so I had to go
and read about it. Here is the result, which probably has a few other
formats, but the version I’m using is this one.