I've been out to Maker Works once or twice, and they have a really nice space, pano-stitching artifacts aside. ;) It's commercial and staffed, so, different from the grass-roots all-volunteer model I'm used to, but it sounds like the syllabus there isn't gonna lead anyone to conclude otherwise. For folks looking to start a business, it looks like a worthwhile course. I can't comment on the price.
I haven't had a lot of interaction with Tom, but Dale's a super nice guy. I hope they consider swinging by i3Detroit as one of their field-trips to observe a different model in action...
-Nate B-
Jens  wrote:
>                 Hi Dom!
> It looks like this will be hosted at Maker Works in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  Tom Root and Dale Grover, founders of the space, will lead it.  From reading their site it appears this is the first time they have run a workshop like this
> It's a great idea, but just seems like a lot of money for the first time out.  When I saw it featured by Make, I assumed it would be the folks from Artisan's Asylum since they have some history with helping other spaces get going.  Since I don't know much about the Ann Arbor group, I would be hesitant to go.  Maybe others here can vouch for their legitimacy?
> Jens (also from MakeICT)
> On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Dominic Canare <dom@makeict.org> wrote:
> > http://makezine.com/2014/09/26/makerspace-operations-bootcamp/
> 
> Has anyone attended one of these bootcamps? We'd love to hear personal experiences - especially regarding what you learned and whether it's worth attending for the price.
> 
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> Dominic Canare
> President, MakeICT
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