SAR Fundamentals/Scheduling - Revision history

Brett Wuth at 23:09, 30 August 2019

Brett Wuth — Fri, 30 Aug 2019 23:09:36 GMT

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	* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.		* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.
	* check phase of the moon for mock search		* check phase of the moon for mock search
		+	* verify availability of instructors and people to organize mock search

Brett Wuth at 22:49, 30 August 2019

Brett Wuth — Fri, 30 Aug 2019 22:49:38 GMT

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	Over the years we've evolved requirements for our schedule.		Over the years we've evolved requirements for our schedule.

		+	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated. Or base on time of sunset, comparing with previous courses.
	* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.		* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.
	* None of the weekends are long weekends. People tend to be away.		* None of the weekends are long weekends. People tend to be away.
	* The weekends are not back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.		* The weekends are not back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.
	* The weekends are not more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.		* The weekends are not more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.
-	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated. Or base on time of sunset, comparing with previous courses.
	* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations		* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations
	* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.		* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.
	* check phase of the moon for mock search		* check phase of the moon for mock search

Brett Wuth at 03:24, 3 November 2016

Brett Wuth — Thu, 03 Nov 2016 03:24:20 GMT

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	* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations		* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations
	* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.		* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.
		+	* check phase of the moon for mock search

Brett Wuth at 06:39, 1 November 2016

Brett Wuth — Tue, 01 Nov 2016 06:39:35 GMT

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	* The weekends are not back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.		* The weekends are not back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.
	* The weekends are not more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.		* The weekends are not more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.
-	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.	+	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated. Or base on time of sunset, comparing with previous courses.
	* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations		* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations
		+	* plan to have two days of "burn-out" after each weekend.

Brett Wuth at 05:51, 6 September 2016

Brett Wuth — Tue, 06 Sep 2016 05:51:29 GMT

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	* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.		* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.
	* None of the weekends are long weekends. People tend to be away.		* None of the weekends are long weekends. People tend to be away.
-	* The weekends not be back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.	+	* The weekends are not back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.
-	* The weekends not be more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.	+	* The weekends are not more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.
	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.		* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.
	* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations		* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations

Brett Wuth at 21:37, 30 December 2012

Brett Wuth — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 21:37:10 GMT

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	* The weekends not be more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.		* The weekends not be more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.
	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.		* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.
		+	* schedule first weekend at least 1 week after regular training night in month to allow last minute registrations

Brett Wuth at 16:50, 1 November 2012

Brett Wuth — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 16:50:12 GMT

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	* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.		* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.
		+	* None of the weekends are long weekends. People tend to be away.
	* The weekends not be back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.		* The weekends not be back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.
	* The weekends not be more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.		* The weekends not be more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.
	* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.		* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.

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Brett Wuth — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 02:51:43 GMT

New page: Over the years we've evolved requirements for our schedule. * The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around. * The w...

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Over the years we've evolved requirements for our schedule.

* The course be run as two weekends (Fri-Sun) to minimize the number of conflicts the students have to schedule around.
* The weekends not be back to back, to allow the instructors to recuperate.
* The weekends not be more than 3 weeks apart to keep the learnings fresh in the students minds.
* The mock search (Evening 5) be on a day that is during standard time (not daylight savings) so that a night search experience can be generated.