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Here's looking at you...One day in the not too distant past, at the ETTC of Burlington County: |
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Amateur moviemakers spent a morning shooting and editing movies using digital video cameras and iMovie software. Thanks to Apple's Terry Walker & Peter Bernard for making the class such a hit. |  |
| It's upgrade time at the ETTC of Burlington. Out with the old; in with the new! Sign up for a class in September and check out our new Dells with their extremely elegant flat screens. Thanks to Jen, Sarah, Shawn and our friends from BCIT whose collective energies and hard work made this computer lab upgrade magic happen. |  |
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We kicked off the month of August with a full house of teachers who wanted to get friendly with Excel at our Microsoft Applications CyberCamp. Yes, they are shooting paper airplanes across the room to generate data to fill in a spreadsheet. Seriously. |
| It was actually Friday the 13th but that didn't get in the way of eight enthusiastic teachers getting friendly with their AlphaSmarts at Assistive Technology CyberCamp this summer. |
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How does the brain work? Which technologies are "brain compatible?" Dr. Henry Cram, superintendent of Rancocas Valley Regional High School, is tackling those questions with three separate groups of enthusiastic educators this semester when he presents Teaching with Technology: Using Our Brains at the ETTC of Burlington. |
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The Take a Byte out of Wellness four part workshop series kicked off October 4th at the ETTC of Burlington with a full house of teachers interested in the role of nutrition in good health. Dr. Susan Silberstein, Director of the Center for Advancement in Cancer Education, shared research and strategies related to healthful eating. Cash donations collected during the month long wellness series will be forwarded to the Fox Chase Cancer Center at Virtua Memorial Hospital Burlington County in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. |
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