Presentations and Web Based Training BCS 312 Seneca College, Newnham Campus, Toronto, Canada

For the sections taught by Prof. Tim Richardson   During the  Sept - Dec 2001term

 www.witiger.com/senecacollege/BCS312/BCS312pages.htm
 
 

PROJECT ONE

. Presentation outline (hand in on a piece of paper) 3% Sept 27 Presentation  (hand in on diskette) 7% Oct 1 convert to HTML 8% (upload to site) 8% to be finished by Oct 15 Media Streaming 15% (upload to site) 15% Oct 19 FTP, upload, folders etc. 7% Oct 29

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PROJECT ONE for classes  Oct 15th Oct 19th

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PROJECT ONE Prof. O'Neill has a good description on his site how to do the streaming part

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CITRIX  This will allow you to use software on the Seneca server, from your house                          CITRIX  This will allow you to use software on the Seneca server, from your house

"Before you can start to use Citrix you MUST install the 'Client' click on the graphic at right top of the screen, and download the application into 'My Documents' . When it is download, disconnect from the internet, and install the program. After the program is installed then reconnect to Seneca, go to the Citrix site, complete your user name, password, and when you are taken to the screen showing the applications, select whatever you wish to work on.  'Citrix' will create a temporary drive called 'H', don't let this confuse you. When you have finished your work or as you are proceeding with your work save it on your hard drive C: and in a folder that you can find. As you are prototyping this for the college, please keep notes on your experience..."  Prof. Michael O'Neill    the best way to get to citrix is to use the learn.senecac link and it takes you right in - see the screen capture to the left Prof. Kanitz did a powerpoint explaining this  www.witiger.com/powerpoints /BCS312/BCSCitrixSystem.ppt  ..

Before the break week, you need to know this
 http://www.mhoneill.com/proj/p2.htm
For the final seven weeks of the course YOU will be responsible for conducting 'training'
 presentations to groups of trainees.
 Each group will consist of two (2) members

Each group is responsible for the following:

 

	To determine the members in your group.  Let your professor know the group members Tell the professor in class October 15th or Oct 18th (the week before the break) Make sure your name, and group member, and link is on  www.witiger.com/senecacollege/BCS312/BCS312pages.htm  and in the tabled list www.witiger.com/ecommerce/outlineBCS312c.htm
	To select a suitable training topic. It must be computer/business related. Here is a listing of possible topics.   http://www.mhoneill.com/proj/topics.htm  You may suggest any other topic but it must meet the criteria. Topics will be given on a first come basis and cannot be duplicated in any class.
	To complete a report prior to the 'training session' that will include a needs analysis, overview of the 'training topic', learning outcomes, a budget and one piece of promotional material.
	To develop a suitable multimedia slideshow that will be used to enhance the training session. The slide show must be completed in MS Powerpoint.
	To conduct the training session at the specified time, with equal participation from all group members. Your training session MUST contain a hands on training component or specific examples of how specific tasks are accomlished. - purpose is so that you will understand a real-life scenario of how "enhanced" powerpoint is used in training
	To ensure that all necessary equipment, props, software, etc. is available for your 'training session'.
	To have an evaluation form available for completion by five trainees. - means you make up an evaluation form which could be filled out by 5 fellow students in the classroom
	To convert the report and the slideshow into an e-docment using Adobe Acrobate and having it linked from your web page. Assign proper security to the PDF file.
	To prepare a streaming media file that will contain your slide presentation complete with audio or you may select to do a streaming media on a 'how to' segment of your training topic. The streaming media must be linked from your web page.

Oct 22 - 29 is break week for Seneca, 2001 fall term
 

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.  Oct 29 Pavel Susan. Oct 29 . . Oct 29 . . ..

 

Most of the screen captures on this page come from the web site of Prof. Michael O'Neill, who teaches 3 of the 4 sections of BCS 312.