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Welcome, new DPV.
By week, for 12 weeks:
 
#Go over their work for the development cycle. Commit to specific goals on the Development Template- both documentation/instructionals and design. For design, 60 part commits should be a standard, which means a significant contribution to part libraries and actual designs. One instructional every 6 weeks, with a script. Make sure the candidate is logging and keeping the time sheet.  
Here are the first steps you need to do:
#Go over any issues in FreeCAD workflows.  
 
#Intro to Product Ecologies and Part Libraries.
#Download [[Sketchup]], install, and start on [[OSE Sketchup Tutorials]].
#Go over Development Process workflows. Does the candidate understand the Development Template that reflects the progress of their work? Are they keeping a burndown? Are they committing design to the Part Library? Typical assignments are 5 part commits per week, for a total of 60 parts committed total - at least 10 of them unique.
#Download [[LibreCAD]] for 2D CAD design.
#Go over any issues in Kdenlive, and Video Assets library - as person gets ready to publish their first video
#Start a [[Work Log]].
#Collaborative Literacy basics - 1 hr webinar
#Log in to [[Trovebox]] for realtime picture uploads. Download the app to your smart phone.
#Log in to [[OSE Youtube]] for realtime video uploads. Log in on your smart phone for realtime uploading.
#Core of our documentation is on [[Dozuki]]. Log in Dozuki to create instructionals.
#Find out how our [[Development Boards]] work, and upload a piece of content every day.
 
=Please Go Through this Checklist=
To edit, click the edit link below the spreadsheet.
 
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=Advanced=
#Download [[OpenShot]]
#Downlaod [[GIMP]]

Revision as of 03:52, 16 September 2017

By week, for 12 weeks:

  1. Go over their work for the development cycle. Commit to specific goals on the Development Template- both documentation/instructionals and design. For design, 60 part commits should be a standard, which means a significant contribution to part libraries and actual designs. One instructional every 6 weeks, with a script. Make sure the candidate is logging and keeping the time sheet.
  2. Go over any issues in FreeCAD workflows.
  3. Intro to Product Ecologies and Part Libraries.
  4. Go over Development Process workflows. Does the candidate understand the Development Template that reflects the progress of their work? Are they keeping a burndown? Are they committing design to the Part Library? Typical assignments are 5 part commits per week, for a total of 60 parts committed total - at least 10 of them unique.
  5. Go over any issues in Kdenlive, and Video Assets library - as person gets ready to publish their first video
  6. Collaborative Literacy basics - 1 hr webinar
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