training - consulting - curricula - web design - strategies
Training:-
We are pleased to run workshops that bring together experts and teachers to discuss how the technology can and has been used in the past for good teaching. We routinely use this to enhance the modules.We generally accent real life uses and put combinations that include the following modules together to make up sessions
1. The Terminology And "What It Looks Like". Hands on explanation that includes interactive problem solving.
2. Computer Survival Guide
3. Coping With The Hype .....A ten point reality check for computers.
4. Help ! Somebody Put A Computer In Here ... helpful suggestions
5. Old Technology And What You Can Do With It.
6. Communications : Getting out and about............. Have modem, will (fax and) travel... anybody can have e-mail!
7. Bulletin Boards - Cheap Software And Friendly Help.
8. A Basic Useful Package Of Software That Will Run On Any Computer ....And How To Use It. (we provide the shareware)
9. Creative Programs To Use with Kids. (Tailor made course using age appropriate software)
10. A Little Bit O’ Multimedia
11. Word Processing and Publishing
12. Internetting For Educational Fun And Educational Profit. A guide to the how and where of using the Internet. (This can be pitched at 2 levels of expertise depending on the client group)
13. Computers and school
14. Motivation And Then Some. Setting up, motivating your students and the follow up.
15. A Web Page How to use one and how to write one ... the easy way.
16.Looking at Applications
A look at the staples of the media industry Image manipulation software .--Page layout and publshing software --Multimedia Authoring software --Animation formats and editing --Word, Claris etc and using media. These are presented as a sampler together and can be taught in detail later as required
17.Adobe Premiere Sequences with little cost - We have used this little gem for some years in the classroom and its also now very cheap to buy, runs on cheap computers and provides a very good lead in to the world of film editors.
Yes, we do individualise
