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Aaronn0130 at 17:02, 31 May 2015

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	''3 - Get Hacker Points''		''3 - Get Hacker Points''

	At the ~~end,~~ you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.		Once you've completed your task and moved it to the "completed column" you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.

	''4 - Make Your Own Tasks''		''4 - Make Your Own Tasks''

Aaronn0130 at 17:02, 31 May 2015

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	'''How to use KanBoard'''		'''How to use KanBoard'''

	''*Pick a Project Board, Pick a Task''		''1 - Pick a Project Board, Pick a Task''

	You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.		You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.

	''*Familiarize with Function''		''2 - Familiarize with Function''

	Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish).		Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish).

	''*Get Hacker Points''		''3 - Get Hacker Points''

	At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.		At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.

	''*Make Your Own Tasks''		''4 - Make Your Own Tasks''

	You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects. Even assign some to other people and see if they do them. It's a good way to tease/motivate/troll.		You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects. Even assign some to other people and see if they do them. It's a good way to tease/motivate/troll.

	''More Info''		''More Info''

	For more general info on KanBoard - use the internets or go here:		For more general info on KanBoard - use the internets or go here:
	http://kanboard.net/		http://kanboard.net/

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	'''How to use KanBoard'''		'''How to use KanBoard'''

	''Pick a Task''		''*Pick a Project Board, Pick a Task''

	You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.		You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.

	''Familiarize with Function''		''*Familiarize with Function''

	Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish).		Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish).

	''Get Hacker Points''		''*Get Hacker Points''

	At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.		At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.

	''Make Your Own Tasks''		''*Make Your Own Tasks''

	You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects. Even assign some to other people and see if they do them. It's a good way to tease/motivate/troll.		You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects. Even assign some to other people and see if they do them. It's a good way to tease/motivate/troll.

Aaronn0130 at 17:00, 31 May 2015

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	'''How to use KanBoard'''		'''How to use KanBoard'''

			''Pick a Task''

	You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.		You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.

	Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish). At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.		''Familiarize with Function''
			Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish).

			''Get Hacker Points''
			At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.

	You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects.		''Make Your Own Tasks''
			You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects. Even assign some to other people and see if they do them. It's a good way to tease/motivate/troll.

			''More Info''
	For more general info on KanBoard - use the internets or go here:		For more general info on KanBoard - use the internets or go here:
	http://kanboard.net/		http://kanboard.net/

Aaronn0130 at 16:57, 31 May 2015

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	'''How to use KanBoard'''		'''How to use KanBoard'''

	You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.		You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.

Aaronn0130: Created page with "'''Login Request''' First things first, you will need to request a login by emailing Dustin at infoAThackrva.org. Then go to [https://www.hackrva.org/projects/ hackrva.org/p..."

2015-05-31T16:57:32Z

Created page with "'''Login Request''' First things first, you will need to request a login by emailing Dustin at infoAThackrva.org. Then go to [https://www.hackrva.org/projects/ hackrva.org/p..."

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'''Login Request'''

First things first, you will need to request a login by emailing Dustin at infoAThackrva.org.

Then go to [https://www.hackrva.org/projects/ hackrva.org/projects] and login. Once there start doing tasks

'''How to use KanBoard'''
You can pick a task from any of the project boards to do, but the "Hacker Points" board is the best suited for newbies or drive-by volunteering. Most of what you'll find on their are small physical task involving sorting, cleaning, organizing and the like. There's a "guideline task" at the top of the "backlog" column their to provide some insight. We try to keep those task fairly small, clear, manageable.

Once you familiarize yourself with the layout, pick a task and assign yourself to it. When you complete it, move it to the "completed" column by drag&drop. You can also use the "ready" and "in progress" columns for whatever that may mean to you (for instance, you started, but will come back later to finish). At the end, you will receive "Hacker Points" which are mostly ephemeral digits much like internet points, reddit gold, or likes. But we do review them at board meetings to see who's active and reward with accolades accordingly.

You can also make your own tasks and do them as you see fit or create your own projects.

For more general info on KanBoard - use the internets or go here:
http://kanboard.net/