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Revision as of 14:01, 11 April 2011
Contents
Instructor's WIKI
What's on Murray's Mind
- Just trying to show Sandra and Debbie what they will be doing next week...
- I'm really excited about teaching this course to Sandra and Debbie:
- They seem like a couple of excited students - and that makes it all the more fun!!! :)
Just testing to see if I can upload other file types to the wiki:
Neat things
You learn something new everyday! I just learned you can upload animated GIF files to WIKIs to show animation! Cool!
Here is an animated gif I created a long time ago...
This is a picture of our cottage raft. I used GIMP application to give it an "artsy" look...
I like this, since WIKIs always appear "text-based" or "static" in nature. I know this is silly, but may be neat to have an animated gif for the computer lab pictures to make the computer lab manual a REAL living document! lol...
Document File
Slide Shows
Jot Notes
Wednesday March 9, 2011
Need to Organise Lesson:
- Backward Linkage (WIKI Basics)
- Creating Internal and External Links
- Copying and Pasting Content
- Keeping in Touch: Watch-lists
- Posting Images and Files to WIKI
- Project: Sandra and Debbie work on CE Mind-Mapping project
Links/Resources
Lesson 1: Wednesday March 2, 2011
Lesson 2: Friday March 4, 2011
Lesson 3: Wednesday March 9, 2011
Unassigned
- Comparison of Shortcut keys (Use Gnome for Westminster (Linux) Computer Lab)
WIKI Tutorials
My Copy Example
Lesson 1: Wednesday March 2, 2011
Using MindMaps:
Purpose Using Freemind (Mind-mapping Application): Using Freemind and Requesting Software
WIKIs:
Purpose: WIKIs in Plain English - YouTube Video Implications for WIKIs at Westminster United Church
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