Want to run an event?

[mikeal]

Can we use this thread to collect "what you need to know to run a NodeSchool" so that we can link to this on the main website and encourage more people to run local events.

Listening to this podcast is probably a good idea :)

http://www.nodeup.com/fiftyfive

Also read these summary posts from previous events:

http://blog.hood.ie/2013/11/nodeschool-london/ https://github.com/nodeschool/nodeschool.github.io/issues/15

[KarbonDallas]

I'm interested in working on a nodeschool course around hardware hacking with Spark hardware. Is there an existing nodeschool like this in the bay area?

[nvcexploder]

That sounds rad! We need to start one in Portland too! :D

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I'm interested in working on a nodeschool course around hardware hacking with Spark hardware. Is there an existing nodeschool like this in the bay area?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/nodeschool/discussions/issues/93#issuecomment-75096081 .

[max-mapper]

@emilyrose the SF nodeschool just got off the ground, and they are doing a mighty fine job if I do say so myself http://nodeschool.io/sanfrancisco/

[KarbonDallas]

@maxogden ah, this is perfect. thank you! :smile_cat:

[RichardLitt]

This thread is immense and unwieldy. How do you feel about me going through, picking out all of the relevant points of advice, compiling a document, and then using that as a pointer for people? We can continue discussion here, or in smaller, more pointed issues.

[mikeal]

@RichardLitt most of the advice was already picked out by @maxogden and documented here http://nodeschool.io/host.html

[RichardLitt]

@mikeal Cool. I saw that; I got the impression I was supposed to read this entire thread before hosting a NodeSchool, or add an update in here about how mine went. The discussion in https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/issues/209 might fix that impression. Or a tag on that page saying you don't have to read this whole thing.

[max-mapper]

@richardlitt +1 to condensing this thread down into a smaller list of awesomeness. the host.html page is pretty light and could use more content

On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 6:03 PM, Richard Littauer notifications@github.com wrote:

@mikeal https://github.com/mikeal Cool. I saw that; I got the impression was supposed to read this entire thread before hosting a NodeSchool, or add an update in here about how mine went. The discussion in nodeschool/organizers#209 https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/issues/209 might fix that impression. Or a tag on that page saying you don't have to read this whole thing.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/nodeschool/discussions/issues/93#issuecomment-98896190 .

[itopa]

I need to re-activate Nodeschool Lagos (which has been inactive). I spoke to the organizer and he's okay with me going ahead. However, I need help to reset user and start putting information on the web site. Can anyone help with advise?

[SomeoneWeird]

@dipolediamond can you confirm you're okay with this?

[dipolediamond]

@SomeoneWeird yes I am.

[SomeoneWeird]

@nodeschoolbot add-user itopa

[nodeschoolbot]

I have added @itopa to the chapter-organizers team.

[werose]

+1