[commcamp] Re: Communications Camp Instructor scheduling - first correction
- From: FloridaCyclist@xxxxxxx
- To: commcamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, flwgcommunications@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 8 May 2007 14:23:21 EDT
Apologies,
I forgot to mention that the PPT presentations can be downloaded from
_http://www.tallahasseecap.org/commcamp/hamclasses_
(http://www.tallahasseecap.org/commcamp/hamclasses)
The rest of the schedule is included in the ops order at the
before-mentioned page or can be accessed directly at
_http://www.tallahasseecap.org/pdfs/commcamp.pdf_
(http://www.tallahasseecap.org/pdfs/commcamp.pdf)
I warned you I was not as coherent as I'd like to be, but will be completely
over it all in time for the camp.
Gene Floyd, Capt CAP
In a message dated 5/8/2007 2:18:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
FloridaCyclist@xxxxxxx writes:
ALCON,
To start with, I apologize if I make any mistakes; as many of you are aware
I had my tonsils out a couple of days ago along with some other minor surgery
on my throat and am typing through a fog of Percoset. As someone who has
very little experience with drugs and painkillers in general (and is therefore
not used to their effects), all I can say is "Dood, this is pretty groovy".
We have the teaching schedule pretty much cast in stone and I am working on
the Powerpoint presentations for the EMCOMM Level 1. ARRL has a pretty good
curriculum in their Instructor's manual and they were kind enough to include
all Powerpoint presentations for the Technician class; we have also procured
an LCD projector and have several laptops available, so you're not expected to
come up with your own material on your own in front of a class of teens. All
instructor books are provided courtesy of the ARRL Foundation.
We are looking at approximately 25 students for each class, so it is not
going to be as crowded as originally feared. We have opened up the door to
some
of our other partner agencies as well for the amateur radio portions of the
training; Red Cross, SE K9 Search and Rescue etc, but I don't foresee a human
wave of additional students. These are all agencies that we need to build
relationships with. In addition, in accordance with FCC rules, the testing
sessions are open to the public. All classes and testing sessions will be at
Ft
McGee, 9991 Elgin Rd, Woodville, FL. There is a map on our primary website at
_http://www.tallahasseecap.org/commcamp/_
(http://www.tallahasseecap.org/commcamp/)
All instructors are invited to the end-of-camp cookout and swimming party at
Wakulla Springs on the afternoon of Saturday, Jun 2nd. To show their
appreciation for your efforts, the North Florida Ranger School Communications
Camp
will be picking up the tab for your dinner and entry fee and would also like
the chance to present a few token gifts.
At this time I would like to ask potential instructors to look at the class
schedule at:
_http://www.tallahasseecap.org/commcamp_
(http://www.tallahasseecap.org/commcamp)
Please send me email on the classes you would like to teach; you can also
download the PPT presentations on that page as well to get a better idea of
what each class would be like, to practice your presentation, or to modify it
within limits. Level 1 EMCOMM PPTs are still in the process of being created,
but should be done by the time of the class.
I will be sending out updates to the instructor schedule as often as
possible. In general, the first instructor to pick a time slot will get it,
but
exceptions may be made if circumstances warrant.
Please feel free to call me at the number below if you have any questions.
Your help is greatly appreciated
Gene Floyd, Capt CAP
Project Coordinator
North FL Ranger School Communications Camp
(850)284-3677
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