The latest Huron Park Baptist Church newsletter specifically for seniors
who cannot attend in person.
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Showing posts with label information technology. Show all posts
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27 February 2011
07 February 2011
04 February 2011
22 November 2010
15 November 2010
Gateway To Learning
Evidence of work performed within the Gateway To Learning environment at WDDS. Student Frances Laybolt agreed to her work being featured on this blog.
11 November 2010
John Knox Christian School library update
A spreadsheet created using Open Office Calc and the graphical representation of data.
20 October 2010
Comic life creation
I have co-facilitated a number of computer courses at South Gate Centre, Woodstock. Today I cropped and saved as JPEGs portions from the South Gate Centre Golden Nugget newsletter pertaining to my involvement, using Paint.net. I then used Comic life software and exported the finished product which is featured below:
Instruction @ Gateway To Learning
Assisting a Gateway To Learning student with the production of a business card. Monday session 18 October 2010
13 October 2010
Creation from JKCS Inklinks
This drawing by Ellie was featured in the John Knox Inklinks. I cropped, formatted and saved as a JPEG.
09 October 2010
29 September 2010
JKCS Library project using OpenOffice Calc
This academic year the John Knox Christian School library is promoting 'no overdue library books'. To encourage each class towards this goal a monthly graph will show the number of library books overdue per class. Below is a spreadsheet template (the student figures are correct thus far; the overdue books are fictitious) and a graph produced using the spreadsheet data.
06 September 2010
18 August 2010
Celebrate Recovery
The following is a PowerPoint presentation converted to video. The conversion is basic and omits the custom animation.
This is the same PowerPoint presentation. The conversion incorporates the custom animation but also carries a watermark.
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