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Learn how to use MySpace in three easy steps...

minda_trulove
The Commuter

Friday, November 7, 2008

LBCC will be holding workshops designed to help you weave you way through the Internet. In upcoming workshops that will be held at various locations on the main campus, you can learn how to use MySpace if you so desire. Check out the schedule below:

TODAY Nov. 7th!!!!
2:00pm-3:00pm; in the Library Computer Classroom
Google Docs
Learn how Google Docs, part of Google Apps for Education can help you with document development, management and delivery challenges in ways you probably haven’t even imagined!
Open to all faculty and staff. No need to pre-register. Contact Richenda Wilkinson X4641 for details.

Other up and coming workshops:

Wikis
Thursday, November 13th
12:00pm-1:30pm; in the Library Computer Classroom (holds up to 27 people)
Presented by Paul Hagood, Bryan Miyagishima, Steven Skarda, John Sweet, Paul Tannahill, & Richenda Wilkinson
Learn how to use wikis to create, edit, and track individual and collaborative projects. A panel of LBCC faculty and staff will demonstrate how they use wikis in the classroom, in the office, and in projects with distant colleagues. Attendees will create their own wiki. Open to all faculty and staff. No need to pre-register. Contact Richenda Wilkinson X4641 for details.

Social Networking: Facebook, MySpace, and more!
Thursday, November 20th
3:00pm-4:30pm; in the Library Computer Classroom (holds up to 27 people)
Presented by Richenda Wilkinson
Ever wonder about all the fuss over MySpace and Facebook? Learn the basics about social networking sites, including ways that you can use them to network with your colleagues and connect with students, friends, and family. Attendees will learn how to create or improve their own Facebook account. Open to all faculty and staff. No need to pre-register. Contact Richenda Wilkinson X4641 for details.

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