Many of the new QuickTime tools will be shown for producing virtual reality, web authoring, DVD, video editing, Digital Video, FireWire, compression, and much more. The goal is to showcase what some faculty are already doing to enhance their approach to knowledge transfer and to encourage others by illustrating the steps needed to become proficient in working with media. Moving beyond the traditional static lecture techniques, and incorporating multimedia content to expand the visualization of information, will influence the students' ability to understand and internalize the material presented. Utilizing both multimedia delivery in the classroom and publishing information via the web, educators can gain efficiency, impact and accomplish greater outcomes for learning. In addition, a variety of food and beverages are available for purchase at several sites in the University Center.
Students see the program development process from soup to nuts.
The presentation will provide an overview of challenges in maintaining and supporting networked computers in computer lab and office environments, and methods for simplifying the support with a powerful software solution called Mac OS X Server. Tim will show systems booting from the network, configuration options, apache web sharing, file and print sharing, and discuss other options for design and maintenance of networked systems and labs. The lab environment used in the presentation will allow participants hands-on access to Network Bootable Systems. Follow this link to a list of Exhibits and websites from last year's event. All contents copyright 1999, The Regents of The University of California.