San Juan College
From its modest start in 1956 with 25 students, the college now has a credit enrollment of more than 8,500 students per semester. Staff size has grown from a handful of part-time instructors to a present complement of 144 full-time faculty, 288 part-time faculty, and other staff for a total of almost 950 men and women to operate the college.
San Juan College maintains satellite locations throughout San Juan County, in addition to the main campus in Farmington, New Mexico.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What device do I need to run a Wherigo cartridge?
Wherigo cartridges can be played on most smart phones, including iPhones, Android-based phones, and other Pocket PCs, with a Wherigo app. They can also be played on Garmin Colorado and Oregon models.
How do I set up my Garmin Colorado or Oregon GPS receiver?
No setup is needed. Just download the above cartridge and go find it.
How do I play a cartridge on my iPhone or Android-based phone?
You'll need to download the Wherigo app to your phone. For iPhone, click here. For Android, click here.
Okay, I have the app on my phone. What do I do now?
Download the cartridge onto your computer and copy over the cartridge file to your device. Run the app and start the Wherigo cartridge.
You can also download the cartridge onto your phone by going through the Wherigo app. A quick way of finding this Wherigo cartridge is by searching by zip code (85365). Click on the appropriate link, and then click Download. Select "Pocket PC Device" from the drop-down menu. Your download should commence.
Okay, I have the cartridge on my device ready to go. How do I begin playing?
Go to the Parking Waypoint for this cache. Click Play. Let your GPS accuracy improve and then hit Continue. You'll be brought to the main menu. Click on Locations to be guided to the first zone of the Wherigo cartridge. Follow your arrow and have fun.
How do I build my own Wherigo cartridge?
If you're familiar with programming logic, Czech-based Urwigo is a good program for making your own Wherigo cartridge. It uses a programming language called .lua, and it has a relatively straightforward interface. Urwigo can be found here.