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 Revenue produced by a workshop goes towards the area that the workshop is best related to.  If none apply, it goes to the general fund. Revenue produced by a workshop goes towards the area that the workshop is best related to.  If none apply, it goes to the general fund.
  
 +===== Workshop Requirements =====
 +This section defines workshop qualifications and requirements
  
-    +==== Submission and Approval ==== 
 +Any proposed workshops should be presented to a board member or officer for consideration. They should be geared towards "making" of some kind. Workshops in the areas of financial gains, religion or politics are not permitted. 
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 +==== Cost Structure ==== 
 +The instructor or board can determine what a good price to charge would be.  Each pricing should have a member price and a slightly higher public price. This provides member benefit. 
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 +====Scheduling==== 
 +All workshops taught at ChattLab are to be on a single consistent platform, and currently that platform is Meetup.com.  If the workshop is to collect a fee, this will be defined on Meetup and attendees should pay for their class to reserve their spot.     
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 +==== Syllabus and Handout ==== 
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 +All workshops need to have a prepared syllabus and handout to provide to students.  This helps the student know what they'll be covering and helps provide structure to the instructor. It also allows for repeatability for future instances of the workshop.