Change chat time

[mr_fosi]

It has been suggested that chats be moved from Wed 8-10PM to Sat 10AM-12PM EST (GMT -5). So far the votes stand:

6 For
3 Against

Voting will end Sunday evening and the final count will determine whether the chat time changes.

It has been suggested that the chat time be moved back one our to 9AM-11AM EST.

 

[bastanford]

add my vote to the "For" column.

 

[rosedw]

I prefer Wednesday but can live with Saturday

 

[cpilz]

It has been suggested that chats be moved from Wed 8-10PM to Sat 10AM-12PM EST (GMT -5). So far the votes stand:

5 For
2 Against

Voting will end Sunday evening and the final count will determine whether the chat time changes.

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[mchia]

The timing clashes with the MACO Reef Microbiology course. Please make it one hour earlier as the microbiology chat session starts at 11AM EST. The timing is otherwise better than the Wednesday timing.

 

[mr_fosi]

I have updated the votes.

 

[Copepod]

I'm in favor of Saturdays if poss.

 

[mr_fosi]

Chats are hereby moved from Wednesday 8-10PM EST to Saturday 10-12 EST.

I understand that the second hour of this chat will overlap with the 1st hour micro chat but there is no help for it.

Do not be dismayed! You can can connect to both channels using your IRC client and the windows can be tiled so you can participate in both. If you are unclear on what this means or how to do it, Wade should be able to sort you out.

 

[wade1]

Yes, you can see both, although the multitasking of your brain isn't something I can help you with!

For those in both, you can just type /join #classname as you have done, but do it for each. You can record those sessions yourself (there is an option to log the chats) or watch them both real-time by flipping back and forth.

Wade

 

[olaf1]

I will be leaving the lecture early this Saturday I have scheduled a tear-down and setup from back in December. This is the only time this could be done since it is at a business.

 

[mr_fosi]

Don't sweat it, I'll be posting a transcript directly after it ends.

Plus, you can always post any questions here in this forum.