Well I describe more of how I did it all, but take a gander at a slow version of my first attempt.
https://pantherfile.uwm.edu:443/rhodesm/Waukesha/tutorials one.html
Why I have I not been posting all two of you are asking. Well see previous blog plus:
Deep thrombosis of the veins (hey your librarians look it up), painful but not life threatening.
Also been busy interning, teaching, using wikis, and what I really enjoy teaching library use to non-traditonal students, those who haven't been in a library in quite some time. I intern UW Waukesha and I have ex-GM workers, Rockwell workers etc. The want a card catalog. My job is to bring them not only into the OPAC but as deep into digital tech as I can to make their jobs easier. Many of you think you can do a powerpoint presentation.
Let me tell you my final undergrad project for digital tech was on HOW NOT TO GIVE POWERPOINT. Ever see a powerpoint get a standing ovation. Its an artform, don't underestimate it with all of Web 2.0 and 3.0
You asked for it...
- Mark Rhodes
- Lake Geneva, WI, United States
- Philosopher. Tool and Die for 27years. Librarian Student UW Madison. TA @ UW Waukesha teaching information workshops. Politically active and a lover of sci-fi and comics (been collecting since 1967)Punk; Blues; and an eclectic mix
1 comment:
Well said regarding Power Point -- it is a real art form and not to be under-estimated.
And don't be too blase regarding the DVT; it IS life threatening if it goes untreated. My dad has a genetic factor ("factor X" --doesn't that sound exciting!) and it can be very serious. Take care, there are too few "lazy, cynical bastards" out there! (to the less observant out there, I refer to my venerable classmate's own tag on this post. I myself would never stoop to call someone such!)
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