The first course starts in September 2001. Deadline for applications is March 31, 2001. Participants will explore differences between print and Web communications and review recent studies about how users interact with Web content. Upon completion, they will be able to describe the many differences between print and Web documents, understand how users interact with Web content, and describe recent Web usability research. Writing and web design experience.
Space is limited, please apply early.
Upon completion, participants will have a thorough understanding of the diversity of research resources available to them and know how to select the right tool for the job. They will be able to explain how search engines, directories and met search tools work and know how to find and query online databases and other Internet resources. They will understand Boolean logic and be able to construct complex queries using wildcards, inclusion, exclusion and proximity operators, keyword prefixes and other advanced techniques. Individuals should have windows familiarity, keyboarding ability and some Internet experience. Aurora College Career Development Certificate Career development is a growing field that requires energetic individuals who enjoy working with people to help them achieve their career goals.