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Achieving the Dream (interactive training module)

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(a free resource)
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The Network
(By: Lucy Michal, Bobbie Jo Hill, Cynthia Ferrell)
Adobe MAX 2009 (website)

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We are in a software revolution fueled by social computing, client and cloud, and the spread of rich media across screens and devices. For four unforgettable days this October, MAX 2009 will bring together thousands of designers, developers, and decision-makers to shape the future. Join us.

No matter where you are, Adobe MAX 2009 Online is your ticket to experiencing Adobe MAX 2009 on demand. Whether you joined us in Los Angeles and want to revisit your favorite sessions and keynotes or you want to catch up on everything you missed, this is where you'll find links to the webcast keynotes and the session catalog, where you can access more than 200 sessions for instant viewing. (a free resource)
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Adobe
(By: Adobe MAX)
Applied Math and Science Education Repository (website)

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AMSER is a portal of educational resources and services built specifically for use by those in Community and Technical Colleges but free for anyone to use.

AMSER is funded by the National Science Foundation as part of the National Science Digital Library, and is being created by a team of project partners led by Internet Scout. (a free resource)
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Arc Welding Basics (interactive training module)

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(a free resource)
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Lincoln Electric

ARC Welding Safety Industry and Product Updates (interactive training module)

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OSHA—Hexavalent Chromium Standard, Lincoln Electric MSDS Updates—Hexavalent Chromium, Arc Welding Safety, Fume Extraction Equipment (a free resource)
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Lincoln Electric

Bioscience Education Connections (website)

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Working Group is committed to broadening people's knowledge about bioscience and preparing people for work opportunities in that field.
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The Network

Clipping Mask and Border Demonstrations (video)

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For Adobe Photoshop (a free resource)
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Austin Community College
(By: Donna Pauler)
Collaborating Using Google Docs (interactive training module)

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(a free resource)
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Del Mar College
(By: Jeffrey Getchell)
College Tech Prep of Texas (website)

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Tech Prep is College Prep for Technical Careers!

Tech Prep is a way to start a college technical major in high school. In a Tech Prep program, you begin your course of study in high school and continue in a community or technical college. The result is a certificate or associate degree in a career field.

Tech Prep programs combine the academic courses needed for success in college AND technical courses that begin to prepare you for a career.

Students in Tech Prep programs can earn college credit through: Content-enhanced articulated courses (statewide articulation and/or local articulation); Dual credit (concurrent enrollment); and/or College Board Advanced Placement (AP).

For more information click here. (a free resource)
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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Course Redesign: Online Delivery and Accessibility (website)

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This AIM, authored by Jo Tomalin (San Francisco State University) was developed for university faculty interested in redesigning a traditional lecture class or partial lecture class into an online format that is accessible to all students including those with disabilities. This AIM applies the tenets of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) with an emphasis upon representation, expression and engagement. (a free resource)
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The Network
(By: Jo Tomalin Ph.D., San Francisco State University)
Creating an Accessible Online Tutorial Using Adobe Connect (interactive training module)

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This AIM resource is an exemplar tutorial on how to create accessible online tutorials. Utilizing Adobe Connect, this AIM offers a “behind the scenes tour??? on how to create online tutorials while adhering to common accessibility practices. Essentially, this high quality resource both guides and models the user on how create an accessible online tutorial by discussing the proper use of story boards, video/audio features, screen casts, and handouts given different learning preferences. (a free resource)
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The Network
(By: Julie Chen)
Establishing and managing your digital footprint (website)

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Social networking strategist and online communities consultant Laurel Papworth shares her insights into establishing and managing your digital footprint. (a free resource)
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The Network
(By: Laurel Papworth)
eSyst: Tools for Electronic Education (website)

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eSyst courses present new systems concepts, learning objectives and instructional materials for the six most common courses in AAS degree electronics technology programs taught in many community colleges and technical institutes.
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The Network

GTAW Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (interactive training module)

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(a free resource)
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Lincoln Electric

lynda.com (website)

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lynda.com is an award-winning provider of educational materials, including Hands-On Training™ instructional books, the Online Training Library®, CD- and DVD-based video training, and events for creative designers, instructors, students, and hobbyists.

The lynda.com Online Training Library® and CD-ROM courses include such subjects as Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver, Illustrator, Office, digital photography, Web design, digital video, and many others. lynda.com's all-star team of trainers and teachers provides comprehensive and unbiased movie-based training to an international membership of tens of thousands of subscribers. Considering the speed at which technology evolves, the Online Training Library® is a great solution for keeping your skills current. (there is a fee)
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National Institutue for Women in Trades, Technology and Science (website)

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IWITTS provides the tools to successfully integrate women into male-dominated careers -- such as technology and law enforcement -- via our training, publications, products, e-strategies, and research projects. We work nationally and our audience includes educational institutions, police departments, employers, and women and girls themselves. Careers range from automotive technician to pilot, computer networking technician, telecommunications engineer, electrician and police officer, to name just a few.
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National Research Center for Career and Technical Education (website)

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The National Research Center for Career and Technical Education (NRCCTE) is the primary agent for generating scientifically based knowledge, dissemination, professional development, and technical assistance to improve career and technical education (CTE) in the United States.
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The Network

OER Commons (Open Education Resources) (website)

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OER Commons is the first comprehensive open learning network where teachers and professors (from pre-K to graduate school) can access their colleagues’ course materials, share their own, and collaborate on affecting today’s classrooms. It uses Web 2.0 features (tags, ratings, comments, reviews, and social networking) to create an online experience that engages educators in sharing their best teaching and learning practices. Learn More

OER stands for Open Educational Resources.

Open Educational Resources are teaching and learning materials that are freely available online for everyone to use, whether you are an instructor, student, or self-learner.

OER may be either Course-Related Materials or Libraries and Collections items. Course-Related Materials include both Full Courses and Learning Modules. Components include syllabi, lectures, lesson plans, homework assignments, quizzes, lab activities, pedagogical materials, games, and simulations. Libraries and Collections items are resources from digital media collections or libraries of digitized primary sources. Browse by clicking Browse OER (a free resource)
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Paperless Grading (interactive training module)

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This training presentation is provided by the Texas Network for Teaching Excellence in Career and Technical Education, as part of the “Innovations in Distance Learning Series??? Funding provided by Perkins and the Virtual College of Texas (a free resource)
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Virtual College of Texas
(By: Ken Haley Ph.D.)
Podcasting 101 (interactive training module)

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(a free resource)
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Del Mar College
(By: Jeffrey Getchell)
PoducateMe (website)

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PoducateMe: Practical Solutions for Podcasting in Education is a comprehensive, fully illustrated guide detailing how to create and distribute podcast recordings to students through the Internet. With more than 190 pages of searchable, step-by-step instructions, the easy-to-use guide takes the mystery out of Podcasting. Students and educators have a new online resource available to help them use podcasting in the classroom. The entire guide is available to read for free online. (a free resource)
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Service Learning 101 - Archive (video)

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(a free resource)
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Texas Campus Compact

TCCTA 2010 Convention (event)

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Welcome to the TCCTA 2010 Convention!
"TCCTA: Inspiring Minds, Transforming Lives"
March 4-6, 2010
Houston, Texas

Expect a warm welcome when you arrive at The Westin Galleria Houston. Connected to The Galleria Shopping Center, it’s relaxing and convenient! Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo opens the weekend of the TCCTA Convention, so ensure your space in Houston TODAY! (there is a fee)
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The Network

TechSmith Learning Center (website)

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Welcome to the Learning Center, TechSmith's comprehensive library of training resources. Inside you will find videos, tutorials, guides, and more to help you improve your use of TechSmith software (Snagit, Camtasia Studio, MORAE, UserVue, Camtasia Relay, Screencast.com, Jing). (a free resource)
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The Network

Video Production in Distance Learning (interactive training module)

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This training presentation is provided by the Texas Network for Teaching Excellence in Career and Technical Education, as part of the “Innovations in Distance Learning Series??? Funding provided by Perkins and the Virtual College of Texas (a free resource)
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Virtual College of Texas
(By: Ken Haley Ph.D.)
Video Tutorials for Camtasia Studio 5 (video)

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"How to ..." Videos for Camtasia Studio 5 by TechSmith. (a free resource)
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The Network

Work-Ready Electronics (website)

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An Industry-supported System for Synchronizing Curriculum to the Rapidly Changing Workplace

Electronics Students
Are you getting work-relevant knowledge and skills from your studies?
Will you qualify for the highest paying jobs when you graduate?

Electronics Educators and Trainers
Are your A.A. and A.A.S. programs up to date with industry?
Do your textbooks give your students exactly what they need?

Electronics Technicians
Are you eligible for the highest paying technology jobs?
Do you know the most advanced principles, components, and methods?


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YouTube Edu (website)

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YouTube has launched a new section of its site that organizes video offerings from more than 100 colleges and universities. The schools represent a cross section of institutions, and the topics offer a great way to compare your pedagogical technique to others around the country. Also, the clips can provide timely updates from noted authorities, as well as useful supplemental material for your classes. Lectures, interviews, and graphic presentations are all available—and it's free. (a free resource)
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The Network

Youtube in the Classroom (interactive training module)

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(a free resource)
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Virtual College of Texas