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Web conference Reflection # 1

Sunday, November 18, 2012 was the first web conference for Multimedia and Video Technology class.  It was good to see Dr. Abernathy would be teaching this course.  Having the same instructor alleviates the anxiety about the professor's expectation for you in his or her class.  It's great to have a rapport with a previous professor, it helps the class to move smoother.  This initial conference was an introduction to the class especially for the students, who didn't have Dr. A last class.  I like the fact she expressed to us, not to get stressed or overwhelmed with the course load.  We were able to ask questions that pertained to our course load.  No questions was considered silly.  Overall the web conference was a success.

My Digital Story

Through the Eyes of an Artist by Flojean O.Williams is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.

Multimedia Class

The term Multimedia is a very pregnant word which gives birth to several different means and interpretations.  Week one assignment as proven to be challenge task not of the reasons you may think. It's challenge in way of  self - discovering into who you are?  What motivates you in life?  How does one describe one's life in a few minutes or on a page?  This was the challenge for me.  Who is Flojean? and What is her passion for life?  I discovered that I have two passions art and teaching.  But now I have developed a new love that enhances the artist in me, technology.  Technology is an awesome tool that I will continue increase my knowledge and techniques.

Proposal for Technology

Today was a successful day, I had to present my proposal  for implementing a technology program to the CEO and principal of the private school where I'm interning.  They was impressed with all of the data I collected, how I compiled the information, and business quotes I received from three companies.  Phew!!  That's  a lot of work.  I had Kinkos bind the information so it would be professional.  The only concern was not the price but the accessibility of the companies.  Two of the tech companies were not local therefore if a problem was to arise, the school wouldn't be capable of having someone readily available.  As for the rest of the information it Rocked if I say so myself.  Now that I have presented my findings it's up to the committee to decide which path they will take.