Diversity and Collaboration by Tameika Reed
por Tameika Reed
1. Popup Shops
2. Mobile Training on Campus
3. Involve in the computer Curriculum
4. Colleges
4.1. 2 year colleges
4.1.1. Focus on basic training skills
4.1.1.1. Allows those to be employed
4.1.2. Collaboration with Public Companies
4.1.2.1. Apprentice Programs
4.1.3. Change Core Classes to Basic Devops Classes
4.1.3.1. Potential Curriculum
4.1.4. 4 year colleges
4.1.4.1. Conference Partnerships
4.1.5. Blogging and Speaker Engagement
4.2. Boot Camps
4.2.1. Speaker Engagement
4.3. Community College Partnerships
5. Digital Guidance Counselor
5.1. Too much information with no direction
5.1.1. School, Location
5.2. Translate Classes into on the job tranining
5.2.1. University, Location
5.2.2. Field of Study
5.2.3. Diploma
5.3. Provide student and guidance counselor training
5.4. How to use the resources available
6. Attendee Ownership
6.1. Show Up
6.2. Ask Questions
6.3. Teach Others By Doing
6.4. Teach Classes
6.5. Engage and Reengage out of necessity
7. Better Engagement
7.1. Collaboration of projects
7.2. It should not matter about the city
8. Show The Basics
8.1. Creating a GitHub Account and Why
8.2. Basic Linux Courses
8.3. Ops School
9. Students are suffering from lack of knowledge
10. Help the counselor out on the ever changing structure and topics
11. Mobile Conferences
11.1. Live Training Not Precorded
11.1.1. Show The Architecture
11.1.2. Define Devops
11.1.3. CAP Theorem
12. Meetups
12.1. Virtual Meetups
12.1.1. Skype
12.1.2. crowdcast.io
12.1.3. Hangouts
12.1.4. GoToMeeting
12.2. Record Meetups
12.2.1. Rancher
12.2.2. Women In Linux
12.2.3. Openstack (Bay Area)
12.2.4. OpenEdX
12.3. Location
12.3.1. Public Spaces
12.3.2. High Schools
12.4. Community Build
12.4.1. Within the city
12.4.2. with other cities