Getting Involved

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2020

'Here are the main ways you can get involved.

Network

  1. Join the OSE Workshops FB Group
  2. Sign up for our monthly newsletter, OSEmail
  3. Open Source Ecology Main Site
  4. Open Building Institute
  5. Open Source Ecology - Germany
  6. Blog
  7. YouTube Channel
  8. Vimeo Channel
  9. Follow OSE on Twitter
  10. Request a workshop to be held in a location near you - [1]

Collaborate

  1. Participate in our workshops and programs
  2. We're hiring - Join us as an instructor 2020 (old link) in our STEAM Camps, or apply to be an Event Planner
  3. Be part of our Tech Team: become an OSE_Developer
  4. Create a Wiki Account

Build Community

  1. OSE Meetups - start a meetup in your town and work towards completion of the Global Village Construction Set by developing derivative products that lead to the Open Source Economy.
  2. OSE_Clubs Collaboration - Start an OSE Club - Get students involved in large-scale collaboration by turning class time into global collaboration time. See
  3. Global_Classroom_Initiative - turn your classroom into a hotspot of global collaboration.
  4. OSE_Chapters_at_Universities - begin developing the open source economy while you are in college
  5. OSE_National_Chapters - regional and national chapters
  6. OSE_Incentive_Challenge - annual grand event
  7. Do you know any Subject Matter Experts who could help provide expertise? Help us with our SME Search.

Support

  1. Buy our products. 100% of our proceeds go to a nonprofit cause to change the world.
  2. Sign up for our workshops. Get exposed to Extreme Manufacturing swarm-based builds.
  3. Subscribe to support this work financially as a True Fan
  4. Donate to OSE. We are a 501(c)3 education organization.

Micro-Contributions

There are also many other assets that can be produced. below we list some:

Calculations

Contribute to Basic Calculations by adding additional calculators relevant to GVCS development, so we can involve novices in advanced development work.

Part Libraries

  • Stock steel tubing library - stock steel sections of all steel. This could be implemented simply as a parametric spreadsheet in FreeCAD, where you type in the length of a select steel section. The more advanced version could be a a workbench which allows you to generate any stock steel section. Metric and imperial.

Video Production

Links

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