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APOP 436-236 Learning with digital photography

Subject matter

Networks and Office Automation

Skill level

Application

Discipline

100 Sciences et techniques biologiques

Workshop description

What types of projects can you suggest to students to help them benefit from digital photographic images? A daily journal, research or laboratory reports, presentations, slide shows, documentation in a software tool or on a web page, information bulletins, etc.? What types of photographs can they use to illustrate, document, explain, demonstrate and convince? How do they develop the content of these documents? How do you guide students with respect to copyright laws and the use of photographs “borrowed” from the Web?

This training is complementary to “Teaching with digital photography”.

Clientele

All faculty

Technological prerequisites

Basic use of a PC workstation in a Windows environment

Format

"Hands-on-the-keyboard"Workshop available only in French :

Credits

Without credits

Time allotment

03h00 hours

Association or organism

APOP

For information or registration

If participants are interested in a workshop only available in French, please contact APOP and our team will endeavour to recruit an English resource person.

direction@apop.qc.ca, (418) 688-8310 ext. 4602