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Using
FrontPage
This workshop will teach the
user the user how to create
web pages with Microsoft FrontPage 2003. Participants will learn about
the "web/site" concept, page formatting, posting, and common traps
to avoid. Users will also learn how to manage multiple pages and
create links between those pages and other websites.
They'll also learn how to optimize images for web pages.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on.
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Using FrontPage 2
This workshop will teach the
user the user how to create
web pages with Microsoft FrontPage. Participants will get "hands on"
experience using advanced features of FrontPage.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on.
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Introduction
to Blackboard 1
The purpose of this course is
to expose faculty and staff to the features and use of Blackboard as a
class supplement. Participants will learn
the layout of their Blackboard classes and how to use Blackboard's many
features. Included will be adding multiple file types for distribution,
threaded
discussion forum, and virtual chat.
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Introduction to
Blackboard 2
The purpose of the Blackboard
2 course is to reinforce more difficult topics that could not be covered
in depth in the Blackboard 1 class. Some of
the topics revisited: Adding files, quiz/survey creation (with pools), managing the grade book,
managing groups, assignment feature.
Also discussed tips and tricks for organizing your course.
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Microsoft
Word The purpose of this course is to provide some instruction on basic
and practical applications using Word.
Topics covered:
Using the mouse for
Moving around the document
Scrolling through a document
Selecting and Highlighting text
Deleting text
Alignment Tab stops
Margins
Spell Check
Bullet and Number lists
Tables Newspaper Style Columns
Inserting images or clip art Using Word Art
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on.
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Microsoft
PowerPoint The purpose of this course is to provide some instruction on basic
and practical applications using PowerPoint.
Creating a new presentation
Opening an existing presentation
Saving a presentation
Adding slides
Deleting slides
Changing the layout of the slide
Color schemes
Cut, copy, paste, and duplicating objects
Moving, aligning, and stacking objects
Rotating and flipping objects
Text attributes
Adding clip art, images, and other objects
Slide animation and transitions
Printing a presentation
Saving as an HTML file for a wider audience
Zipping a presentation
Inserting Sound and Video Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on. |
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Microsoft
Access Students will learn the basics of Microsoft
Access. Learn about tables, adding, changing, deleting,
listing, sorting, and filtering of information. You will also
learn about forms, simple queries, and reports
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on.
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Excel
Participants will be learning about Excel in
general. We will cover things like layout, sheets, and formulas.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on. |
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Excel
II
Participants will be learning about advanced Excel
topics. We will cover things like layout, formatting, formulas
across sheets, advanced functions, importing, exporting, tracking
changes, and analyzing data.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on.
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Windows Basics
Participants will learn the basics of Windows
and such things as folder management, desktop management, regular
maintenance, and about protection from viruses. |
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Imaging
II
Participants will get to learn more about graphics and how to make
them. We will see use of a scanner, digital camera, and make some
photo effects using Image Composer.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on. |
| Flash MX
I You have heard about it, you have seen it, finally you can learn the
basics of beginning to do it. Topics include working with
shapes, layers, timelines, motion, and how to use them together. Flash integrates
animation, graphics, and interactivity together to create exciting web
experiences.
Flash is available for use in the Coyner Multimedia Lab or the
Lancaster 323 lab (reserved through Patricia Davis) for your
development purposes. We are also collecting a list of
departments that would like to purchase Flash. Contact Billy if
interested.
Learn more about Flash at http://www.flash.com
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on. |
| Flash MX
II You have seen Flash. You have been to Flash I. You want to learn
more. Now is your chance. More advanced topics related to
Flash are covered.
Flash is available four use in the Coyner Multimedia Lab for your
development purposes.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on. |
| Flash MX
III You have seen Flash. You have been to Flash II. You want to learn
more. Now is your chance. More advanced topics related to
Flash are covered such as Masking, Button and Movie Clip Symbols.
Flash is available four use in the Coyner Multimedia Lab for your
development purposes.
Please bring a floppy or zip
disk to save your work on. |
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Digital
Image Pro 9 This is a new program that
comes with Office 2003. It has many more features than Image
Composer and is for editing digital Images. This class will take
the place of "Imaging I". |
| Digital
Audio
Learn some of the ways to record, edit, and
optimize digital audio using a few different programs. |
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Outlook for
Email & Calendaring Outlook has
become the replacement for "Ontime" calendaring software on campus.
Come learn about it for your scheduling and email needs. |
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Entourage Learn
about the Entourage program which is the new e-mail client for Macintosh
folks. Learn about sending and receiving e-mail, and the basics of
navigating this program. We'll cover views for Entourage 2001 (for
folks pre OS X) and Entourage 2004 (for OS X and later). |
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United Streaming Training
Discovery Education supports educators at all levels
in their endeavor to improve student achievement and prepare future
teachers for challenges in the information age. In this hands-on
workshop, learn how to implement United Streaming's digital media in
post-secondary programs and coursework as well as for online learning.
Obtain personal login information for searching and downloading
digitized video clips as well as images for use with your students.
Logins for student access can be requested. |
| Office
2007 Training
As we make the move towards Office 2007, it is
important to see some of the differences between the older and newer
versions. This session will have us going into Office 2007 to
perform some general (and new) tasks to see how the processes will
differ. We'll also discuss the new file formats. Over time, this workshop will fade out as all the
applications taught will shift to their Office 2007 equivalent. |