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Volume 4 Issue 4April 2000

@ONE Summer Institute: Technology For Teaching

The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges and @ONE are pleased to sponsor "Technology by the Sea" at CSU Monterey Bay, June 5-9, 2000. This third annual, five-day technology institute continues the highly successful tradition of providing faculty with an opportunity to learn technology skills from other community college instructors.

The Beginner's Track will explore Microsoft Word, email, PowerPoint and basic web page creation.

The Web Supplement Track will teach you to take your existing materials to create an instructional Web site for your students.

The Trainer Track has hands-on workshops for Flash, Dreamweaver and Quicktime; plus time to share resources with colleagues.

Multimedia participants will learn to incorporate photos, scanned images, sound files and video clips into presentations or their web site.

Online Course Development participants will think through the design, support and management of a course, using FrontPage to build the elements needed.

More information is available at:
http://www.academicsenate.cc.ca.us/Senate/Meetings/Institute/technology.htm