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'''Bio:''' I teach physics courses and mentor student research mostly around electronics projects using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and FPGA hardware. I also direct an informal STEM program for middle school students and one of our classes is FLOSS Desktops for Kids where we use the Sugar desktop (from OLPC). Fun fact: We just opened our own observatory at Siena! | '''Bio:''' I teach physics courses and mentor student research mostly around electronics projects using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and FPGA hardware. I also direct an informal STEM program for middle school students and one of our classes is FLOSS Desktops for Kids where we use the Sugar desktop (from OLPC). Fun fact: We just opened our own observatory at Siena! | ||
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+ | '''SUGAR LABS''' | ||
+ | #*'''Roles for students: content writer, developer, designer, BugSquad, activity developer''' | ||
+ | #*'''Commonalities across roles:''' to improve sugar and make it more accessible | ||
+ | #*'''Differences between roles:''' different interests and skills | ||
+ | #'''Tracker''' | ||
+ | #*'''How to submit a bug:''' | ||
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Revision as of 14:55, 4 May 2019
Name: Michele McColgan
Position: Associate Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Siena College, 515 Loudon Road, Loudonville NY 12211
email: mmccolgan@siena.edu.edu
Page: https://www.siena.edu/faculty-and-staff/person/michele-mccolgan/
GitHub: https://github.com/mmccolga
IRC: server: freenode.net nick: michelem channels:
HFOSS Projects:
- tbd - maybe sugar or open food facts
HFOSS-Related Courses:
Grants:
Publications:
Other Organizations:
Bio: I teach physics courses and mentor student research mostly around electronics projects using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and FPGA hardware. I also direct an informal STEM program for middle school students and one of our classes is FLOSS Desktops for Kids where we use the Sugar desktop (from OLPC). Fun fact: We just opened our own observatory at Siena!
Stage 1a - FOSS Anatomy SUGAR LABS
- Roles for students: content writer, developer, designer, BugSquad, activity developer
- Commonalities across roles: to improve sugar and make it more accessible
- Differences between roles: different interests and skills
- Tracker
- How to submit a bug: