I made my first minor (some might call it “major”) Mac mistake last Thursday. I was traveling to Washington, DC for a client meeting/presentation/training via the Portland Airport (PDX). Wednesday night I had packed my MacBook Pro, power brick, headphones, iPod, and wireless mouse.
The shuttle to PDX departed at 4 A.M. We had just […]
Digital
Camera Buying Guide at Cnet.com
Digital Camera
Guide from Steve’s DigiCams
USB Flash
Drive review from Ars Technica
Digital Audio Player Reviews
- A great source for information about the latest, greatest MP3
Players/Accessories.
How to burn a
CD-R in Windows XP - Instructions by Sean Pease
CD-R FAQ - All you ever wanted to know
about CD-R’s and “burning”
Using an Online Immersion to Teach and Learn about Student Affairs and Technology
http://studentaffairs.com/ejournal/summer_2005/UsingOnlineImmersion.html
Extreme Makeover: Technology’s Effect on Student Affairs
http://www.studentaffairs.com/ejournal/Winter_2005/ExtremeMakeover.html
The Net Generation Goes to College
http://chronicle.com/weekly/v52/i07/07a03401.htm
Tags: Accessibility Usability, Computer Hardware, Misc. Technology, student affairs technology, technology, Technology Workshops
Greetings CSSA’ers
The following technology workshops will be available for CSSA students during the spring term (2005)*:
(All workshops will be held on Thursdays in the Milne Computing Center, Room 130, from 4:00pm - 5:20pm.
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE/TOPICS:
April 7th: Adobe PhotoShop Basics
April 14th: Adobe PhotoShop — Print and Web Design
April 21st: Web Design I — Intro to […]
Theory to practice: Real to virtual, the new environment.
Abstract
The introduction of the World Wide Web introduced a new environment to college
and university campuses. The Student Affairs Web Specialist (SAWS) at Oregon
State University (OSU) is a new graduate assistantship position which strives
to ensure that students have […]