Hi Martha!
On Fri, 2010-04-30 at 12:14 -0400, Martha Benitez wrote:
> My name is Martha and I would like to become a member of your team.
Awesome! Welcome to the team!
>
> I've thought about contributing to the Fedora Project for a while and
> although my background is in Computer Science, I'd like to learn about
> design.
> I can't say that I have any real experience but I'm looking forward to
> learn to use the OS design tools available in Fedora. I've used some
> design tools before for recreation and took a course in GUI design in
> college.
Cool, this is a good place to learn more about design! Having a computer
science background is also going to help you quite a bit, I think.
> In the beginning I think my contributions would mainly be small tasks
> like: https://fedorahosted.org/design-team/ticket/111
> (which BTW I could start working on if that sounds good)
Cool, please feel free! Do you have a Fedora account in the Fedora
account system yet? You can create one at
http://admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts - once your account is ready,
you can log into our ticket system in the upper right of the ticket you
just posted (it's a small 'login' link in the upper right) and then
assign the ticket to yourself in the 'reassign to' field (type in your
Fedora account name.)
We do have updated designs for Fedora 13 that Alexander created:
http://inkscaper.fedorapeople.org/Fedora13/media-artwork/
So you might want to use his work as a base and create additional spin
artwork for the spins Alexander's work didn't cover.
~m
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Introduction
it is free to non-business users. *Another useful thing about it is that you can use it just on your local computer or you can go online (via cmaptools) to online cmapservers and create concept maps and other kinds of bubble maps there. *These maps stored in the online repositories can be of course accessed by any computer connected to the internet that has CmapTools installed. *I've set up one of these cmapservers for my districts (and my!) use. *The maps linked to below are on this server. *A further cool thing about these online bubble maps is that you can have multiple people open the same cmap file at a time and thus the collaboration happens in real time--one person moves a bubble on their screen and everyone sees it move on theirs! *Here are some example maps my students have made.
