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http://www.workingmagic.net <br>
 
http://www.workingmagic.net <br>
http://www.tracylunquist.com
 
  
 
My geekdom is mostly education -- I know a lot about teaching, facilitation, training, development and the differences between all of them.  I know quite a bit about how organizations work and some reasons why they don't.  As FamiLAB evolves into needing things like a mission statement, a long-term plan, member orientation classes, policies and procedures, I can get my geek on about all that stuff and help make it work really well.
 
My geekdom is mostly education -- I know a lot about teaching, facilitation, training, development and the differences between all of them.  I know quite a bit about how organizations work and some reasons why they don't.  As FamiLAB evolves into needing things like a mission statement, a long-term plan, member orientation classes, policies and procedures, I can get my geek on about all that stuff and help make it work really well.
  
 
I have also earned my [http://www.adafruit.com/category/70 accomplishment patches] for soldering and letting the magic smoke out of an IC.
 
I have also earned my [http://www.adafruit.com/category/70 accomplishment patches] for soldering and letting the magic smoke out of an IC.

Revision as of 04:09, 5 February 2012

Tracy.jpg Early geek development, circa 1977

Tracy Lunquist

tracy@workingmagic.net

http://www.workingmagic.net

My geekdom is mostly education -- I know a lot about teaching, facilitation, training, development and the differences between all of them. I know quite a bit about how organizations work and some reasons why they don't. As FamiLAB evolves into needing things like a mission statement, a long-term plan, member orientation classes, policies and procedures, I can get my geek on about all that stuff and help make it work really well.

I have also earned my accomplishment patches for soldering and letting the magic smoke out of an IC.