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Nsullivan: /* Canvas Certification */

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Canvas Certification

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2. Reset the Space

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 Complete the <strong>Maker Hub Introduction Module</strong> at the link below to gain access to {{PAGENAME}} (you may have already completed this module to gain access to the Maker Hub in general... the Maker Hub Introduction Module satisfies requirements for both The Hub (facility) and the Maker Hub overall). The Maker Hub Canvas course pertains to all facilities and equipment contained in the Maker Hub; simply complete the quizzes for the facilities/equipment you wish to use in the Maker Hub. Please email <span style="color:blue">makerhub@georgefox.edu</span> if you have any questions.
-[https://georgefox.instructure.com/enroll/GH36RT Maker Hub Canvas Course]
+[https://georgefox.instructure.com/enroll/R6RF69 Maker Hub Canvas Course]
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 If you are a senior and you need tools for your project and don’t want to return them, check them out from the toolroom. If we don’t have them, speak with your advisor and we can see about getting them. In the meantime, put them back. If you are an employee and need equipment and/or tools in your place of employment, do not abscond with the tools on the wall. You may certainly use them, but you must put them back. If you want tools permanently in your shop, ask the technician and the problem can be remedied.
-There is a Lego Table located by the Tool Room. Feel free to use it to fuel your creative drive or to just take a break from the crushing weight of your [insert various homework assignment or exam here]. Make sure to pick up any bricks that fall on the floor and to make an effort to RESET THE SPACE by returning unused bricks to their bins by color. Your impressive creations are allowed to stay on display (until someone eventually becomes tired of it).
+There is a Lego Table located by the Tool Room. Feel free to use it to fuel your creative drive or to just take a break from the crushing weight of your [insert various homework assignment or exam here]. Make sure to pick up any bricks that fall on the floor and to make an effort to RESET THE SPACE by returning unused bricks to their bins by color. Your creations are allowed to stay on display until, of course, someone eventually becomes tired of it or just cleans it up.
 ===3. Be Professional===

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 If you are a senior and you need tools for your project and don’t want to return them, check them out from the toolroom. If we don’t have them, speak with your advisor and we can see about getting them. In the meantime, put them back. If you are an employee and need equipment and/or tools in your place of employment, do not abscond with the tools on the wall. You may certainly use them, but you must put them back. If you want tools permanently in your shop, ask the technician and the problem can be remedied.
-There is a Lego Table located by the Tool Room. Feel free to use it to fuel your creative drive or to just take a break from the crushing weight of your [insert various rough homework assignments here]. Make sure to pick up any bricks that fall on the floor and to make an effort to RESET THE SPACE by returning unused bricks to their bins by color. Your impressive creations are allowed to stay on display (until someone eventually becomes tired of it).
+There is a Lego Table located by the Tool Room. Feel free to use it to fuel your creative drive or to just take a break from the crushing weight of your [insert various homework assignment or exam here]. Make sure to pick up any bricks that fall on the floor and to make an effort to RESET THE SPACE by returning unused bricks to their bins by color. Your impressive creations are allowed to stay on display (until someone eventually becomes tired of it).
 ===3. Be Professional===

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	There are storage shelves in the senior design corridor across from the Environmental lab. If you want to store your project there, this is fine. Just label your shelf. Feel free to use the blue carts to move it into the Maker Hub for work. We will be working more on the storage options.		There are storage shelves in the senior design corridor across from the Environmental lab. If you want to store your project there, this is fine. Just label your shelf. Feel free to use the blue carts to move it into the Maker Hub for work. We will be working more on the storage options.
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		+	Located around the Hub, there are a few couches. These are there for your studying comfort, but please respect the space and BE PROFESSIONAL! This means sitting nicely, no pillow fights or cushion forts, and cleaning up any spills or messes.

	Within the Hub, there are some semi-permanent workstations.		Within the Hub, there are some semi-permanent workstations.

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	If you are a senior and you need tools for your project and don’t want to return them, check them out from the toolroom. If we don’t have them, speak with your advisor and we can see about getting them. In the meantime, put them back. If you are an employee and need equipment and/or tools in your place of employment, do not abscond with the tools on the wall. You may certainly use them, but you must put them back. If you want tools permanently in your shop, ask the technician and the problem can be remedied.		If you are a senior and you need tools for your project and don’t want to return them, check them out from the toolroom. If we don’t have them, speak with your advisor and we can see about getting them. In the meantime, put them back. If you are an employee and need equipment and/or tools in your place of employment, do not abscond with the tools on the wall. You may certainly use them, but you must put them back. If you want tools permanently in your shop, ask the technician and the problem can be remedied.
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		+	There is a Lego Table located by the Tool Room. Feel free to use it to fuel your creative drive or to just take a break from the crushing weight of your [insert various rough homework assignments here]. Make sure to pick up any bricks that fall on the floor and to make an effort to RESET THE SPACE by returning unused bricks to their bins by color. Your impressive creations are allowed to stay on display (until someone eventually becomes tired of it).

	===3. Be Professional===		===3. Be Professional===

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 There are storage shelves in the senior design corridor across from the Environmental lab. If you want to store your project there, this is fine. Just label your shelf. Feel free to use the blue carts to move it into the Maker Hub for work. We will be working more on the storage options.
-Within the Hub, there are some semi-permanent workstations
+Within the Hub, there are some semi-permanent workstations.
-*Sewing Station: This is located next to the Prototype Lab and consists of two sewing machines and one serger. Use of the sewing equipment requires specialized training.
+*<strong>Sewing Station:</strong> This is located next to the Prototype Lab and consists of two sewing machines and one serger. Use of the sewing equipment requires specialized training.
-*Vinyl Cutting Station: This station sits in front of the windows of the Prototype Lab. The vinyl cutter consists of a vinyl cutter and a vinyl printer. These are useful for making signs, stickers and other fun things. Use of this station requires specialized training. In addition to the vinyl cutter, there is a large roll of butcher paper available. This does not require special training. You pull it and tear it off. If you cannot operate this piece of equipment, please leave the space and change your major.
+*<strong>Vinyl Cutting Station:</strong> This station sits in front of the windows of the Prototype Lab. The vinyl cutter consists of a vinyl cutter and a vinyl printer. These are useful for making signs, stickers and other fun things. Use of this station requires specialized training. In addition to the vinyl cutter, there is a large roll of butcher paper available. This does not require special training. You pull it and tear it off. If you cannot operate this piece of equipment, please leave the space and change your major.
-*Electronics Stations: There are two electronics stations currently installed in the Hub. These workbenches each contain a soldering station with soldering mat, oscilloscope, multimeter, power supply, and signal generator. Located at the end of the station is a cabinet used for holding various electronic cables, wires, and and other components needed for working with equipment.
+*<strong>Electronics Stations:</strong> There are two electronics stations currently installed in the Hub. These workbenches each contain a soldering station with soldering mat, oscilloscope, multimeter, power supply, and signal generator. Located at the end of the station is a cabinet used for holding various electronic cables, wires, and and other components needed for working with equipment.
 Here are a few good steps to being successful in the Maker Hub.

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 ==General Maker Hub Knowledge==
-The Hub is the central room of the Maker Hub. It has multiple open tables for work, 8 computers on wheels, some smaller blue rolling tables and some semi-permanent stations. Let’s take a little time to go over these elements .
+The Hub is the central room of the Maker Hub. It has multiple open tables for work, 8 computers on wheels, some smaller blue rolling tables and some semi-permanent stations. Let’s take a little time to go over these elements.
 There is A/V equipment in the corner of the space. Best to just leave it alone. It is used for assemblies by trained professionals. You shouldn’t try this. And it is pretty boring.
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 There are storage shelves in the senior design corridor across from the Environmental lab. If you want to store your project there, this is fine. Just label your shelf. Feel free to use the blue carts to move it into the Maker Hub for work. We will be working more on the storage options.
-Within the Hub, there are some semi-permanent workstations: Sewing Station The sewing station is located next to the Prototype Lab and consists of 2 sewing machines and 1 serger. Use of the sewing equipment requires specialized training. Vinyl Cutting Station The vinyl cutting station sits in front of the windows of the Prototype Lab. The vinyl cutter consists of a vinyl cutter and a vinyl printer. These are useful for making signs, stickers and other fun things. Use of this station requires specialized training. In addition to the vinyl cutter, there is a large roll of butcher paper available. This does not require special training. You pull it and tear it off. If you cannot operate this piece of equipment, please leave the space and change your major. Electronics Stations There are two electronics stations currently installed in the Hub. These workbenches each contain a soldering station with soldering mat, oscilloscope, multimeter, power supply, and signal generator. Located at the end of the station is a cabinet used for holding various electronic cables and wires needed for working with equipment.
+Within the Hub, there are some semi-permanent workstations
 Here are a few good steps to being successful in the Maker Hub.

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 There are eight rolling computers that also have permanent homes at marked spaces around the HUB. They are all the same as the Computer Lab machines with the exception of number 8. This machine has the Adobe Creative Suite software. Each of these 8 machines have UPS power supplies that allow you to unplug the machine and move it around the Maker Hub without powering it down. You allegedly have about 15 minutes of power available from these UPS supplies (if anyone actually times it, let us know). Feel free to use these computers wherever you want to use them… they often make their way into meeting rooms. However, when you have finished, as always RESET THE SPACE! The computers, when not in use, should always be sitting, plugged in, at their permanent locations. This is especially important if you take them into a lab or the senior design studio, or one of the other Maker Hub shops. When you have finished sitting at the machine, return it. Do not leave it in a different space. If your senior design team or lab or shop needs an extra computer, speak with your project advisor or the technician and we can address the situation. BE PROFESSIONAL!
-====Low-Fidelity Prototyping Station====
+====[[Supplies|Low-Fidelity Prototyping Station]]====
-The Low-Fidelity Prototyping Station (Crafts) is provided so that students can make quick project mock-ups. Please BE PROFESSIONAL  when using this station. While it might be tempting to make pipe-cleaner men as you did in elementary school, this material is provided for free to be utilized for projects, not entertainment. We will simply not be able to provide these materials if they are continually wasted.
+This craft station is provided so that students can make quick project mock-ups. Please BE PROFESSIONAL when using this station. While it might be tempting to make pipe-cleaner men as you did in elementary school, this material is provided for free to be utilized for projects, not entertainment. We will simply not be able to provide these materials if they are continually wasted.
 ==General Maker Hub Knowledge==