Posted by Thomas at 04/12/2001 4:08 AM EST
Other on team SharingFIRST from Massachusetts Institute of Technology sponsored by MIT, CIPD, FIRST.
Hi, I’m Tom Gray (Woodie Flower’s grad student at MIT)
I need people to take 20-30 minutes to complete and online tutorial at test on the SharingFIRST.mit.edu website. I need 100 people to take go through the pretest, tutorial, posttest ritual and 40 have done it so far.
You need quicktime and you can follow the link below. I am really desparate and I hope you can help me.
I was Tigger and Pooh at the Nationals.
http://sharingfirst.mit.edu/icandy/torque_speed/
Posted by Chris Orimoto at 04/12/2001 2:22 PM EST
Student on team #368, Kika Mana, from McKinley High School and Nasa Ames/Hawaiian Electric/Weinberg Foundation.
In Reply to: Help Tom Gray graduate from MIT
Posted by Thomas on 04/12/2001 4:08 AM EST:
Consider it done! Always willing to help out a fellow FIRST-er.
One question though…will that website still be up after you get your 100 participants? If I get into mentoring FIRST teams, your site would be a good resource for explaining such terms to other students.
All in all, I enjoyed the lesson.
Chris, #368
Posted by Thomas at 04/12/2001 2:43 PM EST
Other on team SharingFIRST from Massachusetts Institute of Technology sponsored by MIT, CIPD, FIRST.
In Reply to: Re: Help Tom Gray graduate from MIT
Posted by Chris Orimoto on 04/12/2001 2:22 PM EST:
: One question though…will that website still be up after you get your 100 participants? If I get into mentoring FIRST teams, your site would be a good resource for explaining such terms to other students.
The website will be up and and you will always be able to find the link at http://sharingfirst.mit.edu/icandy/torque_speed. The tests will probably go away and just leave the information.
Posted by Carolyn Duncan at 04/12/2001 2:25 PM EST
Student on team #495, The Pack, from Jamestown High School and VBEP/Raytheon/Saic.
In Reply to: Help Tom Gray graduate from MIT
Posted by Thomas on 04/12/2001 4:08 AM EST:
: I was Tigger and Pooh at the Nationals.
Sorry. I don’t know if it was common but I’m the girl who ran up and jumped on you. I either had my blonde hair or a silver wig on. It probly wasn’t the best thing I could do but it was funny. (Which is no excuse). I apologize for my actions.
:Carolyn
Team 495
Posted by Thomas at 04/12/2001 2:47 PM EST
Other on team SharingFIRST from Massachusetts Institute of Technology sponsored by MIT, CIPD, FIRST.
In Reply to: Apology
Posted by Carolyn Duncan on 04/12/2001 2:25 PM EST:
: : I was Tigger and Pooh at the Nationals.
: Sorry. I don’t know if it was common but I’m the girl who ran up and jumped on you. I either had my blonde hair or a silver wig on. It probly wasn’t the best thing I could do but it was funny. (Which is no excuse). I apologize for my actions.
: :Carolyn
: Team 495
Hey, I think jumping on people’s back is a really fun thing to do. If you feel really bad go to http://sharingfirst.mit.edu/icandy/torque_speed and take an online quiz and tutorial to help me graduate.
Posted by Carolyn Duncan at 04/13/2001 7:49 AM EST
Student on team #495, The Pack, from Jamestown High School and VBEP/Raytheon/Saic.
In Reply to: Re: Apology Accepted
Posted by Thomas on 04/12/2001 2:47 PM EST:
I’ll take the quiz and help you graduate. A friend of mine is there now and he’s at the same point. He has to do stuff that he thinks is retarded. He decided his freshman year that he wanted to become a bartender. He plans to open his own pub. Anyway, I’m glad you think that it was funny that I jumped on your back. I have a habbit of doing that and some people get mad about it.
:Carolyn
Team 495
Posted by Stephen Riley at 04/12/2001 10:39 PM EST
Engineer on team #419, RAMBOTS, from Wentworth Institute of Technology and sponsors? what are they?.
In Reply to: Apology
Posted by Carolyn Duncan on 04/12/2001 2:25 PM EST:
yes but yoiu didn’t steal him like we did 
I think Pooh was wanting a little too much honey during the awards