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Video course with GBTC // WordCamp at MD Science Center [Events]

What are the three biggest events this week in the Baltimore tech scene?

Crash course in video broadcasting with GBTC: Andrew Hazlett and Sharon Paley, hosts of the Greater Baltimore Technology Council’s Baltimore Weekly podcast, will be at Thursday’s Tech and Social Change Meetup dishing on how to put together an improvised tech talk show. Thursday, Sept. 6, 6:30 p.m. Location TBA, Baltimore city. RSVP. FREE.
WordCamp Baltimore at Maryland Science Center: Pack your juiceboxes, WordPress developers. The first official WordCamp Baltimore is a day-long series of sessions on all things WordPress: mobile design, making WP development a career, SEO optimization and more. WordPress for Dummies author Lisa Sabin-Wilson delivers the opening talk. Saturday, Sept. 8, 8:30 a.m. Maryland Science Center, 601 Light St., Inner Harbor, Baltimore city 21230. REGISTER. $50.
Introduction to CCBC’s Fab Lab: Curious about how a vinyl cutter works? Tired of printing everything in two dimensions? Have no idea what a ShopBot is? This three-hour course at the Community College of Baltimore County will prepare you to manufacture and fabricate without losing a finger in the process. The Fab Lab housed at CCBC is a “high-tech workshop” open to the public. Take the intro course, then show up during open hours and get to building. Monday, Sept. 10, noon and 4 p.m. CCBC Fab Lab, 800 S. Rolling Road, Baltimore County 21228. ENROLL. (Contact Bill Werneke.) $99.

Companies: Community College of Baltimore County / gb.tc / Maryland Science Center / Greater Baltimore Technology Council

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