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Revision as of 16:30, 11 February 2016
Bring A Computer Ask A Question (BACAAQ) is a monthly hands-on workshop happening at Nonprofit Technology Resources. For three hours on a Saturday afternoon, NTR staff and volunteers offer to help you repair, upgrade, or use your own computer. Or, you're welcome to bring new components, accessories, or software that you want to install.
Bring your computer. For most desktop computers, you can bring almost nothing but the central unit, because you'll be sitting at a station that already has a monitor, keyboard, mouse, power cords, and an Ethernet connection to the Internet. ...
User Experiences
"An Unbelievable Deal"
I've sat in on a number of these workshops. I've seen people get sky-high amounts of value out of this. Depending on their question, they might have a fully qualified repair person helping them for three whole hours, which is worth way, way more than the price of admission!
PaulSank 21:44, 15 March 2011 (EDT)