Dear Colleagues,
I am in the process of designing a technology training program for civil
servants/government workers in a developing country and would be interested
in learning from others on the mailing list who have been involved in
planning a program of this nature before. Areas of particular interest
include strategic planning, revenue generation, curriculum development,
personnel, deployment and train-the-trainer models.
If you have done something similar in the past and you are interested in
sharing best practices and lessons learned, kindly get in touch with me
offline. Thank you so much.
Kindest Regards,
Njideka Ugwuegbu Harry
Founder/Executive Director
Youth for Technology Foundation
http://www.youthfortechnology.org
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Subject: [DDN] converting hyperstudio stacks to powerbullet presenter
Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2004 12:53:04 -0500 (EST)
hi everyone -
for those of you who might have had experience creating hyperstudio
stacks with youth, i had a successful experience yesterday converting
a simple hyperstudio stack to flash format on the web using the
no-cost windows software called powerbullet presenter.
http://www.powerbullet.com
you can see the stack i converted at
http://www.writersforliteracy.org/brownisbrown.htm
important note - the audio on the second screen of this
presentation is quite loud. you probably want to reduce the volume
level of your computer before viewing this.
the software tool i used to capture the audio on my ibook laptop
is "wiretap."
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/freebies/
i grabbed the screens from this stack using a regular mac os x
screen grab.
(apple-shift-4.)
hope this helps others wanting to do more multimedia
presentations with youth and adult learners. kudos to those
oregon teachers and students who created "brown is brown."
this is an example of constructivist learning at its best.
- phil
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