The class is not that costly for the students. Because the two-hour block of class time is devoted to making photographs, students have little time to examine the others work in the studio. This is the first time we could give all the students access to each others work. In addi-tion, it also helps students who are looking for a job. They can give their Web address to prospective employers, who can then easily view their portfo-lio.
Families can see their daughters or sons photographs on their home computer.
Accessibility is the allure of this technology. Interested people throughout the world can see what were doing here, said Shapiro. Gerald Lang and Keith Shapiro wish to gratefully acknowledge those who made special contributions. Clay Edwards, Director, Office of Regional and University Programs, Penn State. Inc. Jay Kelbley, Eastman Kodak Company.