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Presentation1 ATCM 2335.503 Internet Studio
- 1. ATEC 3361 INTERNET STUDIO INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer
- 3. Getting to Know Each Other Why not just introduce yourself? INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer
- 4. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Task
- 5. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Delegation
- 6. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Communication
- 7. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Task Delegation Communication
- 8. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Task Delegation Communication Entry level – mid managers
- 9. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Task Delegation Communication Managers - Directors
- 10. Three Parts to Every Job INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Task Delegation Communication CEOs, presidents, vice presidents
- 11. Lesson in a Tweet How well you communicate determines how far up you go. Talent can’t match good communication skills. INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer
- 12. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer
- 13. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Freelance CD-ROM/Web Designer since 1999.
- 14. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Freelance CD-ROM/Web Designer since 1999.
- 15. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Freelance CD-ROM/Web Designer since 1999.
- 16. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Online Marketing and Communications Manager at the University of Dallas in 2011.
- 17. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Web Marketing Director at Parker University.
- 19. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Started teaching at Richland College in 2000.
- 20. ABOUT ME INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer Teaching at Richland College since 2000. 2D Interface Design Basic Animation New Media & Storytelling Multimedia Capstone Introduction to Multimedia Interactive Multimedia 1 Web Design 1 Web Design 2 Portfolio Development
- 21. SYLLABUS INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer
- 22. SOURCE MATERIALS INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer A Book Apart Collection
- 23. COURSE OVERVIEW INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer A Book Apart Collection
- 24. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer
- 25. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one.
- 26. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. CARBONMADE https://carbonmade.com/
- 27. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. DEVIANT ART https://www.deviantart.com/
- 28. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. BEHANCE https://www.behance.net/
- 29. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. COROFLOT https://www. coroflot.com/
- 30. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will develop a unique idea for a website that fills a need.
- 31. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. BASECAMP https://www.basecamp.com/
- 32. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. BASECAMP https://www.basecamp.com/
- 33. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. SHOTKIT https://www.shotkit.com/
- 34. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. SHOTKIT https://www.shotkit.com/
- 35. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. THE SINGLE PLATE https://thesingleplate.com/
- 36. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will not create a portfolio of your work. There are plenty of websites that can help you do that. Choose one. THE SINGLE PLATE https://thesingleplate.com/
- 37. SEMESTER PROJECT INTERNET STUDIO Class 1 Ken Starzer You will develop a unique idea for a website that fills a need. basecamp project management made easy organization the single plate cooking for single people food shotkit inside your camera bag community
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- ... your goal in getting a degree is (I presume) to obtain a job when you graduate. Communication has a lot to do with your next job. Every job has three parts. First, you're required to perform tasks -- whether its designing web pages to creating graphics -- every job requires you to do something, make something or contribute to something, usually a product.
- Many jobs require you to delegate some of your tasks to other individuals or work in a team. By delegating, you can accomplish so much more when the workload is shared.
- And every job requires you to communicate: with customers and clients, to bosses and managers, the ability to communicate is important.
- So the three parts are: communication, delegation and tasks.
- Typically, the jobs you'll find when you first graduate will be task focused. Generally speaking, tasks make up 60-80% of your first job. Sure, there will be some delegation and communication but for the most part you'll have to do what you were hired to do: make widgets.
- The breakdown changes when you move from entry level positions to manager- or director-level positions. As a manager and director you still have tasks to complete, but they you’ll be expected to delegate more and communicate effectively. The ability to communicate well is an essential function of these higher-level jobs.
- For high-level positions (CEOs, presidents, vice-presidents) communicating is what you do most of the day (60-80% of the time). Delegation requires you to effectively communicate the goals and vision of your company to your employees. Good CEOs communicate well. The factor that determines your ability to take to a high-ranking position within a company is your ability to communicate well.
- Throughout each class I'll try to sum up the points I'm trying to make in a tweet, 140 characters or less. The reason I had you introduce each other today in class is to get you comfortable talking with each other and in front of each other. Communicating and presenting are important skills and you will have abundant opportunities in class to hone these skills.
- So enough about you, let's talk about me.
- One of my first large projects was developing a CD-ROM for Southside on Lamar, a luxury condo development in Dallas.
- Flash Programming for Dig! The Maya Project in collaboration with the Dallas Museum of Arts.
- In 2007, I created a Wordpress personal site for Dr. Mihai Nadin in 2007.
- In 2011, I was hired full-time as Online Marketing and Communications Manager at the University of Dallas.
- I’m currently the Web Marketing Director at Parker University.
- I’ve been teaching at Richland College since 2000.
- Some of the courses I’ve taught.
- Okay, let’s discuss the syllabus. You can download it from http://starzer.net/is1/docs/atec3361_501-fall14.pdf
- Although you’re not required to purchase a textbook for this class, you may be interested in some of the books that this class is based on. These books are excellent resources for web professionals. http://www.abookapart.com/
- The detailed overview of each is listed in your syllabus. Here is a convenient graphic that visually explains what we will be doing week to week.
- Let’s discuss your semester project.
- If you wanted to create a portfolio in this class, you’re not shooting high enough. There are many other sites that can assist you in doing that.
- Carbon Made is a great website that has attracted many users: over 300,000 portfolios and over 5 million images.
- Deviant Art is a great spot that attracts a wide range of artists, photographers, designers and illustrators.
- Behance (.net) is a great network for designers.
- Coroflot helps you get your portfolio in front of hiring managers. This is a great website because it attracts both designers and people who hire designers.
- There are many sites that allow you create a portfolio. You won’t be doing that. Instead, you’ll create something new. You will find a need and fill it. Let’s look at some examples.
- The guys at 37signals had clients that included Microsoft, Apple, Dell and many other Fortune 100 companies. A few years ago they created a project management tool for themselves that helped to manage all of their projects. They eventually decided to give up all of their clients and make their project management tool, Basecamp, available to others. It has become wildly successful. In 2004, a member of 37signals, David Heinemeier Hansson, launched the Rails framework that runs on Ruby (also known as Ruby on Rails). It has been used to build all the applications at 37signals and thousands of other popular sites.
- The need that Basecamp fulfills is the need for organization -- at both the business and personal level. Yes, there are many websites that attempt to do this. What was different about at 37 Signals’ approach was that rather than focusing on bells and whistles and feature overload, they stripped down their product to the essentials and made an easy to use website that focuses on everything you need -- and nothing else.
- Shot Kit is a site where professional photographers show what’s in their camera bags. They offer advice and techniques. This helps meet a need for photographers to share their experience and connect with each other.
- Here’s an example from UT Dallas alumnus Megan Edwards. She designed this website in her Internet Studio class. Megan studied at Le Cordon Bleu and used her knowledge of cooking to create this simplified guide to the grocery, the kitchen and everywhere in between. Each week she posts a simple shopping list and foodie tidbits for Dallas locals.
- Her website solves a problem for single people who want to eat well but don’t necessarily know how to go about it. This idea is inspired because Megan didn’t copy this from anywhere but used the knowledge and experience she had to create a completely new website that fulfills a need. This idea is great and Megan could sell this idea for money.
- All three examples are a new ideas that fill a need -- real or imagined. Basecamp fills the need for organization and makes managing projects easy. The Single Plate answers one of the most basic human needs: the need for food, and address a specific audience, singles. ShotKit allows users to show off their work, talk about their camera gear, and snoop inside the camera bags of other photographers. Your semester project should do the same: find a need and find a unique solution for that need.