Technology and the Modern Media Center
SUMMER 2008
The purpose of this course is to provide prospective and current media specialists opportunities to engage in practical, hands-on applications of technology in the media center. In this course, students will work in a collaborative setting to learn about technologies they can use to operate in a 21st Century Media Center.
Who: UGA Graduate Students in the School Library Media Program and Inservice Media Specialists and Support Personnel
What: Attend 5 days of classes the week of July 7-11, M-F, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
See below for course topics.
Credit: UGA students receive 3 hours of college credit ($50 materials fee - no textbook)
Inservice professionals receive 5 PLU credits ($100 - Five PLUs for the price of four!)
Payment can be made on the first day of class. Make checks payable to UGA ETTC.
Where: UGA ETTC at Gwinnett, Technology Lab 138. Note: We will be in our new Gwinnett Center.
2530 Sever Road NW
Lawerenceville, GA 30043
Directions
and Parking: See our directions page.
Registration: UGA students register in OASIS for EDIT 6000, call # 70-579.
Inservice Professionals register by filling out and sending in this flyer.
Course Topics (Subject to Change):
Uses of:
Interactive whiteboard
Student voting/response system
Visual presenter
Wireless slate
Digital cameras
Website Design
Tagging websites in Del.icio.us
Google for Educators
GALILEO - new interfaces
Blogging, Podcasting, and RSS Feeds
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Connecting equipment:
VCR and DVD players
Scan converters
LCD projectors
Scanners
USB and Bluetooth devices
United Streaming
Downloading and converting video
Movie Maker video editing software
Photo editing and publishing software
Designing technology connected activities and professional development workshops
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