rdale
EF5
It seems like there's been a big increase in people using good radar software, weather plotting, etc -- but I notice some aren't using those tools to their full ability. After seeing more and more questions that a quick walkthrough could answer, I've started putting together some "online training" opportunities. The initial breakdown is as follows:
GR (overviews of the software itself using case study data)
It will be presented as an interactive webinar format. I'll share my screen with the attendees, and either send my voice over the feed and set up a text chatroom - or just have a full conference call. I may record them as well for those who can't attend. Each session will be about 30-45 minutes depending on how much interaction is desired, and I'll try to scatter them across the week at various times of days/nights/weekends. Obviously not every opportunity would be available every week. Cost would be only $25 per session for the basic, maybe a little more when we get into the advanced.
Another option is using "safe" remote access software like TeamViewer or something else for those who want 1-on-1 training or just would like a little help fine-tuning their installs.
In order to test out the streaming provider that I've come to like so far, I'll offer up the ET/VIL/etc presentation for free to 10 users (that's the limit while I'm running the trial.) I'll try to do it twice next week. If anyone is interested in that, or wants to be on the list when the full suite starts rolling out in January, drop me a line. I'll have a website with more details coming up around Christmas too.
[email protected]
- Rob
GR (overviews of the software itself using case study data)
- Basic GR3
- Basic GR2/GR2AE
- Advanced GR2AE
- Basic Radar Interpretation
- Velocity Interpretation
- ET/VIL/MEHS/etc Interpretation
- Advanced Radar Interpretion
- Basic map analysis
- Basic soundings
- Advanced soundings
- Basic satellite
- Advanced satellite
- GEMPAK
- GREarth
It will be presented as an interactive webinar format. I'll share my screen with the attendees, and either send my voice over the feed and set up a text chatroom - or just have a full conference call. I may record them as well for those who can't attend. Each session will be about 30-45 minutes depending on how much interaction is desired, and I'll try to scatter them across the week at various times of days/nights/weekends. Obviously not every opportunity would be available every week. Cost would be only $25 per session for the basic, maybe a little more when we get into the advanced.
Another option is using "safe" remote access software like TeamViewer or something else for those who want 1-on-1 training or just would like a little help fine-tuning their installs.
In order to test out the streaming provider that I've come to like so far, I'll offer up the ET/VIL/etc presentation for free to 10 users (that's the limit while I'm running the trial.) I'll try to do it twice next week. If anyone is interested in that, or wants to be on the list when the full suite starts rolling out in January, drop me a line. I'll have a website with more details coming up around Christmas too.
[email protected]
- Rob
