DSpace Community: SUNY System Administration

Flash Essentials for CS3

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 18:05:21 GMT

Title: Flash Essentials for CS3

Authors: unknown

Abstract: Hands-on practical approach to efficient learning of Flash CS3 to create web presentations, banners and websites

Description: This two-part workshop series was led by Joe Tandle, New York Interactive Media and held at the SUNY Center for Professional Development in East Syracuse.Part 1 prepares the participant for Part 2 by making them comfortable with creating animations, motion tweens, buttons and banner ads. Part 2 further expands on those abilities enabling the participant to create websites with navigation and use Actionscripts.

Faculty Peer Mentoring

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 17:48:05 GMT

Title: Faculty Peer Mentoring

Authors: unknown

Abstract: See education as a key set of processes and understand how the key processes of learning (using different learning theories), teaching (facilitation of learning), mentoring (facilitation of growth), curriculum design, and assessment all integrate into producing quality faculty, staff, and student growth and development outcomes through a productive learning and growth environment.

Description: Workshop facilitator, Dr. Daniel K. Apple, founder and President of Pacific Crest. This workshop was offered September 12, 2008 at the SUNY Center for Professional Development.

NIH Open Access Mandate and Implications for SUNY Researchers

Fri, 16 May 2008 14:37:17 GMT

Title: NIH Open Access Mandate and Implications for SUNY Researchers

Authors: Schumacher, John

Abstract: This paper provides an overview of the National Institutes of Health public access policy. The NIH mandate requires researchers receiving NIH funding to submit their peer-reviewed, edited manuscripts to NIH's digital archive, PubMed Central. The content must be made freely available within 12 months of publication.Information about complying with the policy is provided. Details related to services available to SUNY authors are also included. (Paper presented at CIT 2008 conference - May 28-30, 2008)

Designing Websites for Mobile Devices

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:00:31 GMT

Title: Designing Websites for Mobile Devices

Authors: various

Abstract: This two-day class will give you the practical knowledge to effectively plan, crate and deliver websites for mobile devices, such as phones, PDA's, Blackberry's, etc. Combining the power of XHTML and CSS, we will crate a simple, accessible mobile site.