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Translation in progress. June 20 2008, Lisa Lowe.
Translation in progress. June 20 2008, Lisa Lowe.


''Mentors Teaching Mentors is an entirely opt-in program within the Mentors group that is perfect for Mentors out there who would like to educate fellow Mentors in a classroom-like setting. The role of the Mentor Coach within this program is made up of volunteers that, aside from usual volunteering at their leisure, help other Mentors excel in skills that can increase the ability and efficiency of volunteering by offering classes.''
'''Mentoren Leren Mentoren'''


''Mentoren Leren Mentoren is een geheel vrijwillig programma binnen de Mentor groep wat prima geschikt is voor Mentoren die graag mede Mentoren opleiden in klaslokaal omgeving. Binnen dit programma is de rol van Mentor Coach beschikbaar voor vrijwilligers die, naast het normale vrijwilligers werk, voor hun plezier andere Mentoren helpen in het verbeteren van hun vaardigeheden, mogelijkheden en efficiëntie van vrijwilligerswerk middels het aanbieden van kursussen.''


== Some suggested categories of classes offered by volunteers ==
== Enige aanbevolen catagoriën voor kursussen aangeboden door vrijwilligers ==
:'''''bolded''' entries are in high demand''
:'''''vetgedrukte''' opties zijn sterk gewenst''
:''For class listings, see [[Classes Offered By Mentors]]
:''Voor een lijst van aangeboden kursussen, zie [[Classes Offered By Mentors]]


Building. '''Scripting.''' Wiki-ing. Texturing. '''Sculpted prims.''' Machinima. '''Flexible prims.''' Team building. Land management. Groups, Group Roles, Group Abilities. Knowledge Exchanges, ways to self-improve. Debug Menu tips. Socializing. Abuse Report and Emergency tips. "Dos and Don'ts." Prim hair. Skin creation. User interface. Communication Guidelines advice. Inventory management. Voice. Streaming media. How to Locate Particles, Sounds, Missing Objects. Open Source. Appearance Editing. Vehicles. Landscaping. Social networking. '''PJIRA.''' Support Portal. Event Hosting.


== Mentor Coaches Responsibility and Requirements: ==
Building (bouwen). '''Scripting (scripten).''' Wiki-ing (Wiki bewerken). Texturing (Texturen). '''Sculpted prims.''' Machinima. '''Flexible prims (flexibele prims).''' Team building (team versterken). Land management (land beheer). Groups (groepen), Group Roles (groepsrollen), Group Abilities (groep mogelijkheden). Knowledge Exchanges (kennis uitwisseling), ways to self-improve (manieren tot zelf verbetering). Debug Menu tips (foutopsporings tips). Socializing (socializeren). Abuse Report (mishandelings rapport) and Emergency tips (tips voor noodgevallen). "Dos and Don'ts. (wat te doen en niet te doen)" Prim hair (prim haar). Skin creation (huid creatie). User interface (gebruikers interface). Communication Guidelines advice (advies over communicatie richtlijnen). Inventory management (inventory beheer). Voice (Spraak). Streaming media (doorlopende media). How to Locate Particles (hoe Particles te vinden), Sounds (Geluiden), Missing Objects (verdwenen objecten). Open Source (Open Bron (software)). Appearance Editing (aanpassen uiterlijk). Vehicles (Voertuigen). Landscaping (landvorming). Social networking (sociale netwerken). '''PJIRA.''' Support Portal (Publieke Jira voor bug rapportages). Event Hosting (Bijeenkomsten organiseren).
 
== Mentor Coaches Verantwoordelijkheid en Vereisten ==


A Mentor Coach's responsibility is to host classes for other Mentors that help develop a certain skill or help build certain characteristics which can increase the ability of the learners to volunteer on the grid. Classes are not run or maintained by Linden Lab. The role of a Mentor Coach is entirely opt-in, so the responsibilities and class development are left to the coaches to maintain. At the present time remaining in good standing with this role does not require hosting a certain number of events in a given time. It is recommended that one class be taught a month. Classes must follow the guidelines listed below.
A Mentor Coach's responsibility is to host classes for other Mentors that help develop a certain skill or help build certain characteristics which can increase the ability of the learners to volunteer on the grid. Classes are not run or maintained by Linden Lab. The role of a Mentor Coach is entirely opt-in, so the responsibilities and class development are left to the coaches to maintain. At the present time remaining in good standing with this role does not require hosting a certain number of events in a given time. It is recommended that one class be taught a month. Classes must follow the guidelines listed below.

Revision as of 10:38, 20 June 2008

Translation in progress. June 20 2008, Lisa Lowe.

Mentoren Leren Mentoren

Mentoren Leren Mentoren is een geheel vrijwillig programma binnen de Mentor groep wat prima geschikt is voor Mentoren die graag mede Mentoren opleiden in klaslokaal omgeving. Binnen dit programma is de rol van Mentor Coach beschikbaar voor vrijwilligers die, naast het normale vrijwilligers werk, voor hun plezier andere Mentoren helpen in het verbeteren van hun vaardigeheden, mogelijkheden en efficiëntie van vrijwilligerswerk middels het aanbieden van kursussen.

Enige aanbevolen catagoriën voor kursussen aangeboden door vrijwilligers

vetgedrukte opties zijn sterk gewenst
Voor een lijst van aangeboden kursussen, zie Classes Offered By Mentors


Building (bouwen). Scripting (scripten). Wiki-ing (Wiki bewerken). Texturing (Texturen). Sculpted prims. Machinima. Flexible prims (flexibele prims). Team building (team versterken). Land management (land beheer). Groups (groepen), Group Roles (groepsrollen), Group Abilities (groep mogelijkheden). Knowledge Exchanges (kennis uitwisseling), ways to self-improve (manieren tot zelf verbetering). Debug Menu tips (foutopsporings tips). Socializing (socializeren). Abuse Report (mishandelings rapport) and Emergency tips (tips voor noodgevallen). "Dos and Don'ts. (wat te doen en niet te doen)" Prim hair (prim haar). Skin creation (huid creatie). User interface (gebruikers interface). Communication Guidelines advice (advies over communicatie richtlijnen). Inventory management (inventory beheer). Voice (Spraak). Streaming media (doorlopende media). How to Locate Particles (hoe Particles te vinden), Sounds (Geluiden), Missing Objects (verdwenen objecten). Open Source (Open Bron (software)). Appearance Editing (aanpassen uiterlijk). Vehicles (Voertuigen). Landscaping (landvorming). Social networking (sociale netwerken). PJIRA. Support Portal (Publieke Jira voor bug rapportages). Event Hosting (Bijeenkomsten organiseren).

Mentor Coaches Verantwoordelijkheid en Vereisten

A Mentor Coach's responsibility is to host classes for other Mentors that help develop a certain skill or help build certain characteristics which can increase the ability of the learners to volunteer on the grid. Classes are not run or maintained by Linden Lab. The role of a Mentor Coach is entirely opt-in, so the responsibilities and class development are left to the coaches to maintain. At the present time remaining in good standing with this role does not require hosting a certain number of events in a given time. It is recommended that one class be taught a month. Classes must follow the guidelines listed below.

~Coaches may now teach on the mainland as well! See Mainland Mentor Coaches for details!~

We ask that all classes follow these guidelines

  • Must be PG.
  • Should be held at SLVEC when possible. If impossible, the location of the class should be on another SL Volunteer Island location and the new location clearly marked on the class listing page.
  • Should be no longer than 2 hours.
  • Class management (quantity of attendees/delivery of the content) is solely at the discretion of the host(s).
  • Should be added to the Classes Offered By Mentors wiki page three (3) or more days prior to class date.
  • Should be free and not used for any type of commercial/personal advertisement or gain.
  • The Mentor holding the class is responsible for checking the Orientation class schedule page to avoid conflicts on SLVEC.
  • Orientation class takes precedence in the case of a scheduling conflict.
  • Clear away all objects placed in the area after class. (This includes visitor counters.)

A nice touch for the classes would be to have the materials set up on a wiki page for fellow volunteers to reference during and after the class, but this is not required.

Please Note - No attendance lists should be sent in on these optional classes

Mentors: Please sign up for this role through the following survey

Mentors Teaching Mentors Sign Up



How to Voluntarily Exit this Role

Leaving the Mentor Coach role behind and returning to the Everybody role can be accomplished by speaking to a VTeam member during one of their office hours, found here: Volunteer Specialist Office Hours


For information on how Mentors can teach fellow residents outside of the Mentor group, please inquire about the Instructors group to a VTeam member.