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November 9-11, 2005 Georgia International Convention Center, College Park |
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Tuesday, February 18, 2003
W1. Cool Tricks with Photoshop® Instructor: J. Wright, KSU Tuesday 2/18 9:00 - 4:00 Cost: $110 Seats: 20 Room: 101 Photoshop is the industry standard for graphic production. This hands-on course will cover several quick and easy tricks to make your print or web graphics look more professional. W2. 
W3. Using Adobe Go Live! ® Instructor: M. Radcliff, MSC ETTC Tuesday 2/18 9:00 - 12:00 Cost: $55 Seats: 20 Room: 103 Are you ready to show your students how to use a Web-authoring application? Adobe Go Live! is the answer. All Adobe products are integratable to allow for maximum versatility. Adobe products are pallette and grid oriented which offers manageability with ease of use. Understanding one Adobe application excels you through the learning curve when you decide to move on to another. Come meet Adobe Go Live! and judge for yourself. W4. Let’s Setup a Web Server Without Getting Burned Instructor: E. Gowen, MSC ETTC Tuesday 2/18 9:00 - 4:00 Cost: $110 Seats: 20 Room: 104 Participants will completely install and configure a Windows 2000 / Internet Information Server 5 / FrontPage 2002 (XP) Extensions Web Server. Service Packs, Hot Fixes, Security Tools and AntiVirus software will be implemented such that the server is protected from infection before being connected to the Internet for the first time. W5. Introduction to Macromedia Dreamweaver® Instructor: P. Crispen Tuesday 2/18 9:00 - 12:00 Cost: $55 Seats: 20 Room: 112 Macromedia Dreamweaver is the world’s preeminent web design program. In fact, a recent poll showed that over 80% of professional web developers choose Dreamweaver over any other program, including Microsoft Frontpage. Come learn how to take your web pages and your student’s futures to the next level. W6. Gaining Control With The Palm® In Your Hand Instructor: T. Suddreth, Weber & Associates Tuesday 2/18 9:00 - 12:00 Cost: (a) $370 with Palm (b)$ 200 without Palm Seats: 35 Room: Auditorium-K Building Workshop participants will learn the fundamentals of using the Palm handheld provided by Weber Associates for use during the workshop. Topics covered will include: entering data, address book function, calendar function, to do list and document storage. Also covered will be installing programs in the handheld and transferring data from the PC to the handheld. Participants will work through various exercises during the workshop and achieve a high level of comfort and competence with the Palm devices by the end of the session. Additional topics include beaming and security. Participants will have an option to include a new Palm m125 handheld with the workshop. W7. Using Adobe Live Motion® Instructor: M. Radcliff, MSC ETTC Tuesday 2/18 1:00 - 4:00 Cost: $55.00 Seats: 20 Room: 103 Are you ready to show your students how to create and animate their own graphics for their Web projects? Adobe LiveMotion is the answer. All Adobe products are integratable to allow for maximum versatility. Adobe products are palette and grid oriented which offers manageability with ease of use. If you already have an understanding of another Web-authoring application, then come meet Adobe LiveMotion and judge for yourself. W8. Multiple Intelligences and Instructional Technology Instructor: W. McKenzie, Arlington, VA Public Schools Tuesday 2/18 1:00 - 4:00 Cost $55 Seats: 25 Room: K109 Schools across the nation have invested millions of dollars in instructional technology and the promise that came with it. Yet after more than a decade of putting IT infrastructure in place the promise still goes largely unrealized. Perhaps the problem is not inherent in the technologies themselves but in the ways they have been implemented in instruction. Using Gardner’s multiple intelligence’s theory, Walter McKenzie offers a sound instructional foundation for the selection, planning and implementation of instructional technology as part of a total school program that is built for success. Special features of this presentation include several different multiple intelligence inventories to help students identify their MI profiles, specific lesson, unit and project templates for integrating MI and technology into instruction, recommendations for software and hardware purchases that can help maximize student learning, exploration of Internet technologies that support each of the intelligences, and a frank discussion of technology and assessment of student achievement. Based on McKenzie’s book “Multiple Intelligences and Instructional technology: A Manual for the Mind” (ISTE 2002), this presentation is appropriate for teachers, technology coordinators and administrators W9. Gaining Control With The Palm® In Your Hand (REPEAT) Instructor: T. Suddreth, Weber & Associates Tuesday 2/18 1:00 - 4:00 Cost (a) $370 with Palm (b) $200 without Palm Seats: 35 Room: Auditorium Workshop participants will learn the fundamentals of using the Palm handheld devices provided by Weber Associates for use during the workshop. Topics covered will include: entering data, address book function, calendar function, to do list and document storage. Also covered will be installing programs in the handheld and transferring data from the PC to the handheld. Participants will work through various exercises during the workshop and achieve a high level of comfort and competence with the Palm devices by the end of the session. Additional topics include beaming and security. Participants will have an option to include a new Palm m125 handheld with the workshop. Updated 1/14/03 |