Evolution and Trends in Digital Media Technologies 30 September 2003 Kathy E. Gill.

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Evolution and Trends in Digital Media Technologies 30 September 2003 Kathy E. Gill

Agenda Introductions Syllabus, assignment review Guest speaker, Jessica Albano, at the library

Introductions Four groups of five; introduce someone else! Name, where from Digital media emphasis/interest Something that has nothing to do with the program

Thinking about this course … Please complete the following sentence: “Coming to this class today, I said to myself ….” You have one minute to “think and write” Share in groups of 2-3

Syllabus review (1/2) Proposed schedule Holiday on 11 November Assignments Weekly readings

Syllabus review (2/2) Submittal procedure Anonymous Structured feedback (online surveys)

Questions?

Guest speaker Jessica Albano, communication specialist, UW libraries Research resources and introduction to Library services Contact her at