|  | | | | Sep11Written by:Porter Michael
9/11/2007 10:15 AM
 Our first Monday Models was a big hit--in fact, we had our biggest turnout ever. Please use this blog to give us (the Instructional Technology Team) feedback, to share ideas, and to contribute to the conversation. Thanks for working with us! Some starter questions: How can we differentiate our classes to meet the needs of our adult audience? What kind of follow up support can we offer? How will you use these technologies with your students? Tags:12 comment(s) so far... Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. I think the instructors were great!!!
By Emily on
9/11/2007 10:43 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. Thanks to all who attended. Your interest overwhelmed our number of available computers and you have sparked a conversation on how to provide more seats for participants. This was a great topic and wonderful turn-out. Great job, everybody!
By dmaas on
9/11/2007 10:47 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. I thought the class was great and will be very useful. I just wish that someone might have mentioned that it would be helpful to have brought my digital camera and cords, so I could have more fully participated in the class.
By Warren KNEPPER on
9/11/2007 10:57 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. This was an excellent class. I learned a lot and can actually do it! I already have plans of how I will use it with my students. The instructors were great and very helpful on an individual level.
By Jan Konopka on
9/11/2007 11:46 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. I loved the picasa and photo story 3 downloads. I went home and downloaded the programs and they worked great. It is so much faster than PowerPoint!
By Barb Bolen on
9/11/2007 11:59 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. Thank you for the instruction. Now I need to practice. There was a lot of information so thank you for showing us how to find the instructions and access the infromation from our computers. This class was very beneficial.
By Betty Bearss on
9/11/2007 12:03 PM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. I think you did a great job by having all of the handouts available, the software links and a variety of people to answer the questions that came up. This arrangement allowed people to listen, experiment, or read at their own pace. Great planning!
By Rose Woods on
9/11/2007 2:19 PM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. I thought this was a great class. Better than some at TIE! Would there be time to include burning pictures to a CD? AS you can see, I am a novice.
By Ed on
9/11/2007 4:03 PM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. Although I'm not working in the buildings with students and teachers now, it was good to see what the potential use of digital cameras and accompanying software has for future classrooms--phenomenal! I enjoyed learning what I can do personally with my own vacation and family photos. I have an idea or two for the application of what I learned for the Human Resources Dept. also:) Thanks for a great workshop!
By Lori Kinney on
9/12/2007 7:38 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. Really enjoyed the class. It was a lot to absorb and practice. I would take this class again just to practice some of the program features under the guidance of the instructors. Loved all the instructors - only wish there had been more of you! So many questions and so little time. Thanks for the great class.
By Patty J. on
9/12/2007 8:46 AM | Re: Digital Cameras, Basic Photo Editing, and PhotoStory3. Absolutely thrilled to see all the learning going on! Yahoos! to everyone involved - teachers and learners!
By Renee Howell on
9/12/2007 2:00 PM | Blogging Class. Great resource. Love the potential for my classes.
By NT1\SLedges on
11/5/2007 6:48 PM |
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