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	*[[OBI_Webinars Survey]] - from Kickstarter		*[[OBI_Webinars Survey]] - from Kickstarter. To help us improve, please fill out the webinar survey - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Webinar_Survey
	*[[Sample OBI Webinar Invitation]]		*[[Sample OBI Webinar Invitation]]

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	#March 17 - '''[[Open Source Architecture Tools]]''' This webinar will cover: (1) Taking assets from the Feb. 3 webinar in SweetHome 3D format and converting them to FreeCAD. The goal is to take advantage of FreeCAD workflows for design features more powerful than the basic SweetHome 3D platform. The advantage of SweetHome is ease of use - and the advantage of FreeCAD is more capability, such as performing exploded part diagrams and thermal calculations. (2)Taking FreeCAD assets and converting them to WebGL. This allows for the embedding 3D design into websites, and manipulating 3D designs within the web browser. (3) Using [[BIM]] functionality and the architecture workbench in FreeCAD. (4) Using FreeCAD workflows to generate accurate models, including importing of rough designs from Blender. (5) Producing floor plans in SweetHome 3D and FreeCAD. (6) Using Blender to do realistic renderings of FreeCAD and Sweet Home 3D assets.		#March 17 - '''[[Open Source Architecture Tools]]''' This webinar will cover: (1) Taking assets from the Feb. 3 webinar in SweetHome 3D format and converting them to FreeCAD. The goal is to take advantage of FreeCAD workflows for design features more powerful than the basic SweetHome 3D platform. The advantage of SweetHome is ease of use - and the advantage of FreeCAD is more capability, such as performing exploded part diagrams and thermal calculations. (2)Taking FreeCAD assets and converting them to WebGL. This allows for the embedding 3D design into websites, and manipulating 3D designs within the web browser. (3) Using [[BIM]] functionality and the architecture workbench in FreeCAD. (4) Using FreeCAD workflows to generate accurate models, including importing of rough designs from Blender. (5) Producing floor plans in SweetHome 3D and FreeCAD. (6) Using Blender to do realistic renderings of FreeCAD and Sweet Home 3D assets.
	#March 24 - '''[[Collaborative Literacy 101: How to Work Effectively in an Open Source Hardware Movement]]''' The rise of Free and Open Source software has catalyzed the growth of Free and Open Source Hardware. Libre hardware is beginning to gain traction in mainstream economics, such as in 3D printing and in the scientific hardware community. There is evidence that open development creates both technically superior and far less expensive hardware than proprietary models. In this webinar, we provide an overview of Open Source Ecology's open source product development process - and the importance of collaborative literacy. Collaborative literacy is a form of literacy - like reading or using a computer - which allows individuals to work effectively on large, distributed, open projects. What are the principles and tools used for effective and focused crowd collaboration? Who can apply crowd collaboration to their work? What motivates volunteers to build a project that is much larger than themselves? What are the limits to the size and effect of a crowd based project? What is the potential of scaling this development model? Can widespread adoption of open techniques compete with proprietary product development? We will explore the learnings from the first decade of OSE's operation, culminating with the emergence of OSE's economic model of Distributive Enterprise.		#March 24 - '''[[Collaborative Literacy 101: How to Work Effectively in an Open Source Hardware Movement]]''' The rise of Free and Open Source software has catalyzed the growth of Free and Open Source Hardware. Libre hardware is beginning to gain traction in mainstream economics, such as in 3D printing and in the scientific hardware community. There is evidence that open development creates both technically superior and far less expensive hardware than proprietary models. In this webinar, we provide an overview of Open Source Ecology's open source product development process - and the importance of collaborative literacy. Collaborative literacy is a form of literacy - like reading or using a computer - which allows individuals to work effectively on large, distributed, open projects. What are the principles and tools used for effective and focused crowd collaboration? Who can apply crowd collaboration to their work? What motivates volunteers to build a project that is much larger than themselves? What are the limits to the size and effect of a crowd based project? What is the potential of scaling this development model? Can widespread adoption of open techniques compete with proprietary product development? We will explore the learnings from the first decade of OSE's operation, culminating with the emergence of OSE's economic model of Distributive Enterprise.

	~~=Comments=~~
	~~To help us improve, please fill out the webinar survey - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Webinar_Survey~~

	=Links=		=Links=

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	#March 17 - '''[[Open Source Architecture Tools]]''' This webinar will cover: (1) Taking assets from the Feb. 3 webinar in SweetHome 3D format and converting them to FreeCAD. The goal is to take advantage of FreeCAD workflows for design features more powerful than the basic SweetHome 3D platform. The advantage of SweetHome is ease of use - and the advantage of FreeCAD is more capability, such as performing exploded part diagrams and thermal calculations. (2)Taking FreeCAD assets and converting them to WebGL. This allows for the embedding 3D design into websites, and manipulating 3D designs within the web browser. (3) Using [[BIM]] functionality and the architecture workbench in FreeCAD. (4) Using FreeCAD workflows to generate accurate models, including importing of rough designs from Blender. (5) Producing floor plans in SweetHome 3D and FreeCAD. (6) Using Blender to do realistic renderings of FreeCAD and Sweet Home 3D assets.		#March 17 - '''[[Open Source Architecture Tools]]''' This webinar will cover: (1) Taking assets from the Feb. 3 webinar in SweetHome 3D format and converting them to FreeCAD. The goal is to take advantage of FreeCAD workflows for design features more powerful than the basic SweetHome 3D platform. The advantage of SweetHome is ease of use - and the advantage of FreeCAD is more capability, such as performing exploded part diagrams and thermal calculations. (2)Taking FreeCAD assets and converting them to WebGL. This allows for the embedding 3D design into websites, and manipulating 3D designs within the web browser. (3) Using [[BIM]] functionality and the architecture workbench in FreeCAD. (4) Using FreeCAD workflows to generate accurate models, including importing of rough designs from Blender. (5) Producing floor plans in SweetHome 3D and FreeCAD. (6) Using Blender to do realistic renderings of FreeCAD and Sweet Home 3D assets.
	#March 24 - '''[[Collaborative Literacy 101: How to Work Effectively in an Open Source Hardware Movement]]''' The rise of Free and Open Source software has catalyzed the growth of Free and Open Source Hardware. Libre hardware is beginning to gain traction in mainstream economics, such as in 3D printing and in the scientific hardware community. There is evidence that open development creates both technically superior and far less expensive hardware than proprietary models. In this webinar, we provide an overview of Open Source Ecology's open source product development process - and the importance of collaborative literacy. Collaborative literacy is a form of literacy - like reading or using a computer - which allows individuals to work effectively on large, distributed, open projects. What are the principles and tools used for effective and focused crowd collaboration? Who can apply crowd collaboration to their work? What motivates volunteers to build a project that is much larger than themselves? What are the limits to the size and effect of a crowd based project? What is the potential of scaling this development model? Can widespread adoption of open techniques compete with proprietary product development? We will explore the learnings from the first decade of OSE's operation, culminating with the emergence of OSE's economic model of Distributive Enterprise.		#March 24 - '''[[Collaborative Literacy 101: How to Work Effectively in an Open Source Hardware Movement]]''' The rise of Free and Open Source software has catalyzed the growth of Free and Open Source Hardware. Libre hardware is beginning to gain traction in mainstream economics, such as in 3D printing and in the scientific hardware community. There is evidence that open development creates both technically superior and far less expensive hardware than proprietary models. In this webinar, we provide an overview of Open Source Ecology's open source product development process - and the importance of collaborative literacy. Collaborative literacy is a form of literacy - like reading or using a computer - which allows individuals to work effectively on large, distributed, open projects. What are the principles and tools used for effective and focused crowd collaboration? Who can apply crowd collaboration to their work? What motivates volunteers to build a project that is much larger than themselves? What are the limits to the size and effect of a crowd based project? What is the potential of scaling this development model? Can widespread adoption of open techniques compete with proprietary product development? We will explore the learnings from the first decade of OSE's operation, culminating with the emergence of OSE's economic model of Distributive Enterprise.

	~~=Signing Up=~~
	We are offering a number of webinars related to the Seed Eco-Home and Aquaponic Greenhouse - as part of the Kickstarter rewards. You can still sign up for any of the webinars - by donating $25 for any single webinar from the choices above. Juato to the OSE/OBI donate page to make your donation for the corresponding amount - http://openbuildinginstitute.org/contribute/#donate - and add a note as to which webinar you are signing up for. We will release these webinars at a later date for everyone, free of charge. Email us at info@opensourceecology.org if you have any questions.

	=Comments=		=Comments=

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	~~Announced in this Kickstarter Update - [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/622508883/open-building-institute-eco-building-toolkit/posts/1750160]~~

	#Dec. 2, 2016 - '''[[Living Home Webinar]].''' Resources - [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iakg3oh12nq3cikldzcie/AABQ9E6XrhrwW6iYOYFOc5DEa?oref=e&r=AASe0hSvFkDF9BYEUNoGuqgwR9_cXYseFBUGffsitJ9yuarrHw_Cmf60PEF2VeP507pL3A6IqnM8eQAny8JMSHrY81aI2qpxvY905JLIV7UUlIUU9qczbg-GfOtxnDpvt8chOypIvGhbYwAvCV5bxwdCGhhOXg8QnP2XcB0p0RXfhA&sm=1]		#Dec. 2, 2016 - '''[[Living Home Webinar]].''' Resources - [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iakg3oh12nq3cikldzcie/AABQ9E6XrhrwW6iYOYFOc5DEa?oref=e&r=AASe0hSvFkDF9BYEUNoGuqgwR9_cXYseFBUGffsitJ9yuarrHw_Cmf60PEF2VeP507pL3A6IqnM8eQAny8JMSHrY81aI2qpxvY905JLIV7UUlIUU9qczbg-GfOtxnDpvt8chOypIvGhbYwAvCV5bxwdCGhhOXg8QnP2XcB0p0RXfhA&sm=1]

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[OBI Webinars Playlist]] on YT
	*[[OBI_Webinars Survey]] - from Kickstarter		*[[OBI_Webinars Survey]] - from Kickstarter
	*[[Sample OBI Webinar Invitation]]		*[[Sample OBI Webinar Invitation]]

	[[Category:Webinars]]		[[Category:Webinars]]

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	Announced in this Kickstarter Update - [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/622508883/open-building-institute-eco-building-toolkit/posts/1750160]		Announced in this Kickstarter Update - [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/622508883/open-building-institute-eco-building-toolkit/posts/1750160]

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	#Dec. 2, 2016 - '''[[Living Home Webinar]].''' Resources - [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iakg3oh12nq3cikldzcie/AABQ9E6XrhrwW6iYOYFOc5DEa?oref=e&r=AASe0hSvFkDF9BYEUNoGuqgwR9_cXYseFBUGffsitJ9yuarrHw_Cmf60PEF2VeP507pL3A6IqnM8eQAny8JMSHrY81aI2qpxvY905JLIV7UUlIUU9qczbg-GfOtxnDpvt8chOypIvGhbYwAvCV5bxwdCGhhOXg8QnP2XcB0p0RXfhA&sm=1]		#Dec. 2, 2016 - '''[[Living Home Webinar]].''' Resources - [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iakg3oh12nq3cikldzcie/AABQ9E6XrhrwW6iYOYFOc5DEa?oref=e&r=AASe0hSvFkDF9BYEUNoGuqgwR9_cXYseFBUGffsitJ9yuarrHw_Cmf60PEF2VeP507pL3A6IqnM8eQAny8JMSHrY81aI2qpxvY905JLIV7UUlIUU9qczbg-GfOtxnDpvt8chOypIvGhbYwAvCV5bxwdCGhhOXg8QnP2XcB0p0RXfhA&sm=1]
	#Dec. 9 - '''Aquaponic Greenhouse: Design and Operation~~'''~~ [[Aquaponic Greenhouse Webinar]]		#Dec. 9 - '''Aquaponic Greenhouse: Design and Operation [[Aquaponic Greenhouse Webinar]]
	#Jan 20, 2017 - '''[[Seed Eco-Home Utilities Webinar]]''' We will be covering the off-grid utility systems of the Seed Eco-Home - which is 100% off grid on water and electricity, and we intend to go 100% off-grid on cooking gas and food production in the future. For now, we will cover: water from pond and roof catchment to potable; our 3kW PV system; the open source hydronic stove that can be built for $500 in materials instead of $5k for the cheapest commercial option; the bio-digester for producing cooking gas; heat exchanger for tapping greenhouse heat for space heating; super-efficient refrigerator and lighting; separating toilet; andthermoelectric generator. At the time of this webinar, we are still installing the utility systems.		#Jan 20, 2017 - '''[[Seed Eco-Home Utilities Webinar]]''' We will be covering the off-grid utility systems of the Seed Eco-Home - which is 100% off grid on water and electricity, and we intend to go 100% off-grid on cooking gas and food production in the future. For now, we will cover: water from pond and roof catchment to potable; our 3kW PV system; the open source hydronic stove that can be built for $500 in materials instead of $5k for the cheapest commercial option; the bio-digester for producing cooking gas; heat exchanger for tapping greenhouse heat for space heating; super-efficient refrigerator and lighting; separating toilet; andthermoelectric generator. At the time of this webinar, we are still installing the utility systems.
	#Feb 3 - '''[[House Design Crash Course Webinar]]''' This webinar covers basic design principles of how to design the structure of a house, with consideration of code compliance. Special attention is given to modular design that allows a large team of people to work in parallel on the build. Specific techniques cover the OBI building methods for those people who are interested in building an OBI house design.		#Feb 3 - '''[[House Design Crash Course Webinar]]''' This webinar covers basic design principles of how to design the structure of a house, with consideration of code compliance. Special attention is given to modular design that allows a large team of people to work in parallel on the build. Specific techniques cover the OBI building methods for those people who are interested in building an OBI house design.

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	#March 10 - '''[[Seed Eco-Home and Aquaponic Greenhouse Automation]]''' We will discuss how to use automated controllers and Internet of Things monitoring and data collection for the built environment. Main data points include temperatures (thermal performance) and humidity, and water quality measurements for the aquaponics. Greenhouse automation includes automatic control of watering of beds, towers, and duckweed troughs; misting for humidity and cooling; automatic fish feeding, chicken door opening, hydronic heating, fans, and pumps. House automation includes automatic turning of of fans, pumps, and pellet stove heating, as well as smart control of the PV system to maximize power output.		#March 10 - '''[[Seed Eco-Home and Aquaponic Greenhouse Automation]]''' We will discuss how to use automated controllers and Internet of Things monitoring and data collection for the built environment. Main data points include temperatures (thermal performance) and humidity, and water quality measurements for the aquaponics. Greenhouse automation includes automatic control of watering of beds, towers, and duckweed troughs; misting for humidity and cooling; automatic fish feeding, chicken door opening, hydronic heating, fans, and pumps. House automation includes automatic turning of of fans, pumps, and pellet stove heating, as well as smart control of the PV system to maximize power output.
	#March 17 - '''[[Open Source Architecture Tools]]''' This webinar will cover: (1) Taking assets from the Feb. 3 webinar in SweetHome 3D format and converting them to FreeCAD. The goal is to take advantage of FreeCAD workflows for design features more powerful than the basic SweetHome 3D platform. The advantage of SweetHome is ease of use - and the advantage of FreeCAD is more capability, such as performing exploded part diagrams and thermal calculations. (2)Taking FreeCAD assets and converting them to WebGL. This allows for the embedding 3D design into websites, and manipulating 3D designs within the web browser. (3) Using [[BIM]] functionality and the architecture workbench in FreeCAD. (4) Using FreeCAD workflows to generate accurate models, including importing of rough designs from Blender. (5) Producing floor plans in SweetHome 3D and FreeCAD. (6) Using Blender to do realistic renderings of FreeCAD and Sweet Home 3D assets.		#March 17 - '''[[Open Source Architecture Tools]]''' This webinar will cover: (1) Taking assets from the Feb. 3 webinar in SweetHome 3D format and converting them to FreeCAD. The goal is to take advantage of FreeCAD workflows for design features more powerful than the basic SweetHome 3D platform. The advantage of SweetHome is ease of use - and the advantage of FreeCAD is more capability, such as performing exploded part diagrams and thermal calculations. (2)Taking FreeCAD assets and converting them to WebGL. This allows for the embedding 3D design into websites, and manipulating 3D designs within the web browser. (3) Using [[BIM]] functionality and the architecture workbench in FreeCAD. (4) Using FreeCAD workflows to generate accurate models, including importing of rough designs from Blender. (5) Producing floor plans in SweetHome 3D and FreeCAD. (6) Using Blender to do realistic renderings of FreeCAD and Sweet Home 3D assets.
	#March 24 - '''[[Collaborative Literacy 101: How to Work Effectively in an Open Source Hardware Movement]]''' The rise of Free and Open Source software has catalyzed the growth of Free and Open Source Hardware. Libre hardware is beginning to gain traction in mainstream economics, such as in 3D printing and in the scientific hardware community. There is evidence that open development creates both technically superior and far less expensive hardware than proprietary models. In this webinar, we provide an overview of Open Source Ecology's open source product development process ~~works~~ - and the importance of collaborative literacy. Collaborative literacy is a form of literacy - like reading or using a computer - which allows individuals to work effectively on large, distributed, open projects. What are the principles and tools used for effective and focused crowd collaboration? Who can apply crowd collaboration to their work? What motivates volunteers to build a project that is much larger than themselves? What are the limits to the size and effect of a crowd based project? What is the potential of scaling this development model? Can widespread adoption of open techniques compete with proprietary product development? We will explore the learnings from the first decade of OSE's operation, culminating with the emergence of OSE's economic model of Distributive Enterprise.		#March 24 - '''[[Collaborative Literacy 101: How to Work Effectively in an Open Source Hardware Movement]]''' The rise of Free and Open Source software has catalyzed the growth of Free and Open Source Hardware. Libre hardware is beginning to gain traction in mainstream economics, such as in 3D printing and in the scientific hardware community. There is evidence that open development creates both technically superior and far less expensive hardware than proprietary models. In this webinar, we provide an overview of Open Source Ecology's open source product development process - and the importance of collaborative literacy. Collaborative literacy is a form of literacy - like reading or using a computer - which allows individuals to work effectively on large, distributed, open projects. What are the principles and tools used for effective and focused crowd collaboration? Who can apply crowd collaboration to their work? What motivates volunteers to build a project that is much larger than themselves? What are the limits to the size and effect of a crowd based project? What is the potential of scaling this development model? Can widespread adoption of open techniques compete with proprietary product development? We will explore the learnings from the first decade of OSE's operation, culminating with the emergence of OSE's economic model of Distributive Enterprise.

	=Signing Up=		=Signing Up=