@ONE is offering a series of hands-on workshops that are tailored to the uses of technology in California Community Colleges, from basic computer skills, to enhancing face-to-face instruction, to high-level courses on supporting Windows XP. In order to fit your department’s budget, the classes cost only $50, including meals and materials.
Complete workshop details, including registration information and downloadable flyers, are available online at: http://one.evc.edu/inst-Summer05/index.htm
Northern California Institute
June 6 - 8, 2005 in partnership with Ohlone College in Fremont
Introduction to Computers for Educators
Increase your confidence with Windows-based computers and master fundamental skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint that are useful for teaching.
Mastering Digital Photography
Find out how to take crisp, clear photos, alter them in Adobe Photoshop, and use your images in websites, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, and handouts.
Using Multimedia Tools to Enhance Teaching and Learning
Discover how to create interactive, web-ready PowerPoint presentations, annotate images with PhotoShop, edit film clips using QuickTime Pro, animate graphics using Image Ready and Flash, and develop web elements using DreamWeaver.
Designing and Implementing Wireless Networks
Working with a test lab, learn design strategies, how to plan for deployment, implementation processes, operational concerns, troubleshooting tips, and security strategies for wireless local area networks (LANs).
Southern California Institute
June 14 - 16, 2005 in partnership with the San Bernardino Community College District
Mastering Digital Photography
Find out how to take crisp, clear photos, alter them in Adobe Photoshop, and use your images in websites, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, and handouts.
Using Multimedia Tools to Enhance Teaching and Learning
Discover how to create interactive, web-ready PowerPoint presentations, annotate images with PhotoShop, edit film clips using QuickTime Pro, animate graphics using Image Ready and Flash, and develop web elements using DreamWeaver.
Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Microsoft Official Course 2285)
Learn key skills for upgrading to Windows XP Professional, including configuring and customizing user desktops, correcting problems with the boot process, remote access, and security tips.
Updating Systems Administrator Skills from Microsoft Windows 2000 to Windows Server 2003 (Microsoft Official Course 2209)
Using hands-on exercises, discover how to implement Active Directory, Group Policies, DNS, Remote Access, IIS 6.0, how to manage automatic updates, and how to prepare for disaster recovery.
@ONE is sponsored by the Chancellor’s Office of the California Community Colleges.