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Work Based Learning: DMA ProjectWebcasting Conference
Conference OverviewCerro Coso College's Academy of Media arts is hosting a Webcasting Conference for all Educators and Web Design Industry Professionals Thursday, March 22, 2001. This invitation extends to all persons interested in participating in the new career training path in Web Design that is currently being webcasted to remote High School and Industry Partner sites by Cerro Coso College.
The Academy of Media Arts is webcasting two courses in the new Web Design
Program in the late afternoon to Lone Pine HS, Kern Valley HS, Mojave HS,
Desert HS, and Boron HS. 105 students are participating, with the aid of a
faculty/staff facilitator at each high school.
Conference Agenda
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| 10:00am - 11:30am | Spring 2001 Semester Assessment Roundtable |
| 11:30am - 1:00pm | Lunch featuring Web Design Industry Guest Speaker Panel Discussion |
| 1:00pm - 2:00pm | 2001-2001 Webcasting Plenary Session |
| 2:00pm - 3:00am | Webcasting Technology Demonstration and Facilities Tour |
Hosted by:
This event is hosted by The Academy of Media Arts Work Based Learning
Center, a grant funded project of the Instructional Improvement, Student
Success, and Economic Development Programs of the California Community
Colleges Chancellor's Office.
Webcasting is high bandwidth video delivery of real-time instruction over the internet. This medium allows for distance learning, yet still maintains important advantages of traditional classroom instruction, such as live demonstration and live, two-way communication between students and the instructor.
The Media Arts Webcasting Center provides instruction that includes
internships and experiential learning opportunities, individualized and
instructional contracts that require students to develop learning
objectives, as well as the development of interpersonal skills and the
pursuit of independent study. This center provides increased access to
the college media arts program while supporting multiple learning styles
through a mix of interactive tools, learning resources, and a virtual
learning community environment that includes classmates,
intra-disciplinary faculty, and sponsoring business partners. Local
students onsite in the Webcasting center, and distant students at
various high school centers across the service area, collaborate in a
synchronized course delivery utilizing real-time delivery technologies
on the internet. Experiential learning and collaborative project design
are be facilitated at each distant site by a media arts intern faculty
member.
The purpose of the Tech Prep Program at Cerro Coso is to provide a career path for students interested in a guided educational program to help them achieve their goal of obtaining employment in a given industry.
Cerro Coso is currently developing an online semi-automated
articulation system. This online system will assist in automating and
simplifying the articulation process between area High Schools and the
college. High schools are able to view current course outlines and
learning objectives, as well as post their own proposals for
articulations, as well as communicate with college faculty in a
discussion forum format for collaborative articulation discussion. To
find out more about articulation and our online articulation system
please visit the Tech
Prep Articulation website.
There are currently three classes being webcast out of the Webcasting Center at Cerro Coso College. To view the class outlines click on the links below:
Jim Kiggens
Director
(760) 384-6317
jkiggens@cerrocoso.edu
Suzanne Ama
Web Design Program Coordinator
(760) 384-6274
sama@cerrocoso.edu
Lia Bement
Grants Program Manager
(760) 384-6258
lbement@cerrocoso.edu
Justin Witt
Teaching Assistant
(760) 384-6341
jwitt@cerrocoso.edu
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