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| The London Hackspace at Ujima House has a classroom on the 1st floor for workshops, training sessions, small events and group engagements. | | The London Hackspace at Ujima House HAD a classroom on the 1st floor for workshops, training sessions, small events and group engagements. It is no longer available to us. |
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| It can easily hold groups of 30-40 with the table and chair arrangement in the configuration below. Without tables, the room can hold easily 60-70. | |
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| The desk configuration shown below is ideal for most events: ample power sockets and network connections for workshop attendees with laptops and mobile phone chargers.
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| We encourage open source meet-ups, women and minority in technology groups, [https://www.education.wa.edu.au/what-is-stem- STEM] organisations, amateur radio hobbyists, cybersecurity enthusiasts and other similar community groups to use the space.
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| If you want to use the Hackspace for some organised purpose (as above), please email the [http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space london-hack-space mailing list] and get your event on the calendar.
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| We are working out how best to keep the lights off where darkness is needed such as video projection, illuminated demonstration, or LAN parties. Taping a bowl over the movement sensors feels a bit crude.
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| ==Photos==
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| [[File:Ujimaclassroom.JPG|400px|thumb|left|Classroom view towards the dry erase board and projector screen]]
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| [[File:UjimaClassroomInstructorsView.JPG|400px|thumb|center|Classroom view from the Instructor POV]]
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Latest revision as of 19:34, 22 May 2021
The London Hackspace at Ujima House HAD a classroom on the 1st floor for workshops, training sessions, small events and group engagements. It is no longer available to us.
