Welcome to the Anythink Colorado 2.0 Wiki!

This Wiki is designed to give you instructions on each Module as you make your way through the Colorado 2.0 program.  While the Colorado 2.0 website is fantastic, it is not a one size fits all type of program.  So we have decided to amend some modules and specify how and what you need to do so that it more closely fits our Anythink style. 

If you scroll down and look to the right there will be a sidebar where you can navigate quickly to the page that corresponds to the module.  There is also a link to get to the Colorado 2.0 website and the blog directly.  All links will open in a new window, however, as a little trick you can right-click on the links and open them in a new tab.  This might make it easier to go back and forth from site to site.    

Many of the training modules will be using Google applications.  If you thought Google was just a search engine, you will be surprised to see what else they offer!  So, before starting Module One please sign-up for a Google email account (gmail) by clicking here.  If you already have one, you can start your journey whenever you are ready.  Although this is a self-paced training, we will be doing one module per week for eight weeks.  

You can skip ahead if you like or if you are gone for a week you have time to make up modules.  However, the blog will likely go from week to week as we expect the majority of the class to be doing one module per week.  So, if, for example, you skip ahead to module 4 when it is week 3 you may not see a blog post yet to ask questions or comment.  That's okay.  Just realize the rest of us will catch up and you can go back and comment later.  Similarly, if you go on vacation for a week you might have to do a module that the rest of us have already done.  That's okay too.  The comments and questions will remain on the blog.  If you have a question that wasn't answered you can contact me directly.      

Good luck to everybody!  Remember, have fun with the exercises!  Also, if you have any questions there are many resources at your disposal:  co-workers, the blog, online searches, or email Scott.  I look forward to seeing everybody's progress as you post your comments on the blog and here on the Wiki!