Welcome to the study space! We'll use the Pomodoro timer to help you focus on finishing whatever you need to do! If you have any questions about topics I'm certified in (including pre-algebra, algebra 1, algebra 2, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, statistics, college algebra, and AP Precalculus/Statistics/Computer Science A/Psychology), feel free to ask me during the session! More sessions will be scheduled over time to avoid unforeseeable schedule conflicts.

In this session we will attempt to fix a Microsoft laptop.

Welcome to a cozy study space to maximize your skills and grades! Whether you want to study for an upcoming AP class or the DSAT or want to focus on a new hobby, we got you covered! We plan to use different aesthetic themes in every session to motivate you and make studying more enjoyable.📚☕️ My goal is to make these sessions friendly for Eastern time zones. Since it’s pretty rare to come across that on SHW, I want to create a place for people like me living in Asian/European countries to hang out and study! This space will mostly be using a longer version of the Pomodoro timer method with 40-minute study intervals and 5-minute breaks. During the 40 minutes, it's important for students to not open their microphones because doing so may be harmful to other students' learning. You can use this time to study anything you want, as long as you're being productive! *Open for co-hosts*

We will install Linux on a Lenovo Ideapad. We will first create a live Linux USB then we will change some settings in the BIOS then it will be possible to install Linux.

In this short series we will cover everything from the factors to decide what Linux distribution to advanced installation techniques, and Linux sysadmin, including the Unix/Linux command line. I will be demonstrating Linux installation, command line usage, and sysadmin with MX-Linux 23.3 running in a virtual machine. Each session will conclude with a quiz. In the first session we will cover the various factors for deciding what Linux distribution, and desktop environment are right for various uses. In the second session we will demonstrate how to make a live Linux USB, and we will install MX-Linux on a virtual machine and install some software. In the final session I will teach the Unix/Linux command line and I will deliberately brake the operation system so we can fix it to demonstrate the use of the command line. If you would like to install Linux on a computer please feel free to message me and I can setup a session specifically to your needs. Tutor qualifications: I have been using various Linux distributions for nearly 8 years (as long as I have had a computer). I have solved numerous complex sysadmin problems throughout this time. Just over a year ago I finally acquired a computer capable of virtualization allowing me to further experiment with Linux systems in potentially destructive ways without causing any real harm.

In this series we will first cover the basics of PC hardware, then we will proceed to cover troubleshooting computers and how to tell if the problem is with software or hardware. We will also explain how and where to find accurate and helpful information on any specific problem. We will finish with computer repair safety (What you can open up and what you CAN'T! safely), and guides. We will finish every session with a game about the topic covered in that session. This series is specific to hardware in desktop PC's and laptops, but not Macs, Ipads, tablets, or phones. When you are done you should have a good grasp on what makes your computer go, how it can fail, and maybe even how to fix it!