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Below is a list of available workshops. Each title links to a more detailed description. Please remember that if you request one of these workshops, it will be your responsibility to reserve the lab in which we present.
Using PowerPoint to Make a Presentation
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of finding a computer, opening PowerPoint, creating a presentation, saving the file, printing a copy of the presentation, and using PowerPoint to present in class. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student. Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Using Excel to Make a Spreadsheet
This workshop takes students step-by-step through opening Excel, creating and editing a spreadsheet, inserting graphs, and saving the file. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Using Microsoft Word to Write a Paper
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of opening a word processor, writing a paper, saving the file, printing a copy of the paper, and exiting the word processor. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 30 minutes
Dreamweaver Part 1: Using Dreamweaver to Make a Website
This workshop leads students through the basic steps of creating and uploading web pages. Several topics are covered including managing sites, using tables, and inserting text and images. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 90 minutes
Dreamweaver Part 2: Using Dreamweaver to Build Onto a Website
This workshop takes students' previously designed websites and teaches them Dreamweaver more in depth. Students will learn how to add internal, external, and e-mail links. They will also be taught the process of inserting flash buttons and Quicktime movies. Uploading web pages to the server will be covered as well so students can preview their work. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 90 minutes
Digital Video Part 1: Using the DV Camera
This workshop introduces students to the basics of digital video cameras. It includes hands-on segments with digital video cameras, light kits, and Firewire hard drives.
Length: Approximately 30 minutes
Digital Video Part 2: Editing with iMovie
This workshop introduces students to the basics of editing digital video with iMovie. Students get hands-on experience using iMovie to edit previously taped or tutorial footage. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Digital Video Part 3: Using iDVD to Create a DVD
This workshop covers creating a DVD by importing movie files, picture slideshows, and music. Students will receive an explanation of how to customize the main menu to fit the theme of choice, add special features, and how to put your finished product onto a DVD ready for viewing. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Using Adobe Acrobat to Create PDF Documents
This workshop will teach students how to create a PDF file. It will also go through how to edit text and pictures, insert shapes and lines, a Quicktime movie, and links. Students will also be shown how to add a password to their PDF file for high security. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Using Photoshop to Edit Images
This workshop introduces students to the basics of editing images with Adobe Photoshop. Basic functions such as tools, layers, and filters are included in the instruction. More extensive coverage of specific functions can be requested. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Introduction to Illustrator
This workshop introduces students to the basics of using Illustrator to create vector art. Basic functions such as tools, layers, and effects are included in the instruction. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 90 minutes
Introduction to InDesign
This workshop introduces students to the basics of page layout and page design. Basic functions such as tools, layers and layout application are included in the instruction. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 90 minutes
Apple's GarageBand
This workshop is an overview of how to create music or a pod cast in GarageBand. ARC will show you step by step how to open the program, record and import audio, save your work and export it to an iPod, CD, or iTunes. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 75 minutes
Apple's iWeb
This workshop covers the basics of web page development using iWeb. This workshop offers information for Mac users only. This workshop is hands-on and requires computers for every student.
Length: Approximately 50 minutes
Other
Additional topics are available dependent upon staff knowledge and availability. Feel free to contact ARC to arrange workshops not listed here.
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