AHA for A2NEWTECH 8.16.11
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- 1. ALL HANDS ACTIVE 8.16.11; A2NEWTECH ALEXANDER HONKALA
- 2. INNOVATION STEP 1: IMAGINE SOMETHING NEW (AND AWESOME). STEP 2: TURN IT INTO REALITY. STEP 3: SHARE AND IGNITE. STEP 4: CASH IN.
- 3. INNOVATION STEP 2: TURN IT INTO REALITY. 2a) LEARN WHAT'S COME BEFORE 2b) BUILD ON TOP OF THAT W/ TOOLS 2c) DOCUMENT
- 4. INNOVATION STEP 2: TURN IT INTO REALITY. 2a) LEARN WHAT'S COME BEFORE 2b) BUILD ON TOP OF THAT W/ TOOLS 2c) DOCUMENT HACKERSPACES EXIST TO MAKE ALL OF THIS REALLY REALLY EASY; OR AT LEAST ACCESSIBLE TO ALL.
- 5. ALL HANDS ACTIVE 1) FORMAL, DIVERSE CLASSES 2) INFORMAL, AMBIENT LEARNING 3) ENTREPRENEURSHIP 4) LOTS OF TOOLS AND MATERIALS 5) DYNAMIC COMMUNITIES OF: RESEARCH EXPERIMENTATION PEER-REVIEW & CAFFEINE
- 6. ALL HANDS ACTIVE SILOS: 1) PHYSICAL TOOLSHOP 2) EDUCATION 3) START-UP STUFF 4) PROJECT NOURISHMENT
- 7. ALL HANDS ACTIVE PHYSICAL TOOLSHOP: 1) MAINTAINED AND GROWN FOR ~2 YEARS 2) DOWNTOWN ANN ARBOR 3) ELECTRONICS, RAPID PROTOTYPING 4) WANT TO EXPAND EVEN MORE: ++ RAPID PROTOTYPING ++ LIGHT MANUFACTURING FOR HARDWARE START-UPS ++ CLASSROOM SPACE
- 8. ALL HANDS ACTIVE EDUCATION 1) LOTS OF FORMAL CLASSES e.g., [knitting, Python, PCB design, n]; 2) EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH Bright Futures Brain Monkeys Rocks and Robots 3) AMBIENT LEARNING
- 9. ALL HANDS ACTIVE START-UP STUFF MODATI, RRI, OWN, BABOLOG, MESHNET, OXENOX, SAAGARA?, ARCLO, AJATUS, THOUGHTLUCK, DOKTA FUNK, CURIOUS YELLOW, BACKYARD BRAINS, BEARDLY MOBILE, OTYP
- 10. ALL HANDS ACTIVE PROJECT NOURISHMENT M – HARDCORE MONDAYS Tu – CRAFTSMAN GUILD W – CLASSES Th – BUILD NIGHT F – HACKATHONS Sa – CLASSES Su – ELECTRONICS CHURCH
- 11. ALL HANDS ACTIVE CASH IN: MEMBERSHIP DUES CLASS FEES EQUIVOCAL GENERATION CASH OUT: RENT+UTILITIES TOOLS AND MAINTENANCE
- 12. ALL HANDS ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP $50/mo, or $20/mo if student 24/7 ACCESS, CHEAPER TOOL USE, CHEAPER CLASSES, VOTING, STORAGE LOCKER, SLICEHOST, EMAIL, PEERS, HAND TOOL LENDING, COFFEE
- 13. ALL HANDS ACTIVE 8.16.11; A2NEWTECH ALEXANDER HONKALA