Are you ready to add some pizzazz to your websites or web applications? Are you ready to enter the world of asynchronous requests with dynamic Document Object Model (DOM) updates? If so, then you are in the right place.

Before we move on ... are you ready to take this course? We will have a refresher module during the course, so it is OK if you are a little rusty. Here are some topics you should be familiar with:

This course is organized into 12 modules. Modules are made up of readings, audio (podcasts), videos, code lessons, and quizzes. (Please note that not all modules will have these requirements.) Each of the code lessons introduce an architectural component that will be incorporated into your final project. After each module is closed, the instructor will post her version of the exercise code.

Learn how to include art into any subject and/or grade level in a variety of forms (art production, art history, etc). Other focuses of the course include: refreshing your knowledge of art basics, keys to making crafts creative, art resources for educators, and what makes art important, anyway. No artistic ability required!! Inspire yourself and your students through Art in the Curriculum.

Next session starts November 9, 2005. Click here for details and registration.

Take your classroom to the world of online education and leverage the web as an effective teaching tool. You will learn how to develop an online community and the techniques involved, discuss how online and face to face classes are similar and different, learn how to create an appropriate online voice, and will begin to make plans for your eventual course.

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If you care about people, have exceptional communication skills, and enjoy making a difference in the lives of others, you may be a perfect fit for this growing profession. Continuing Education at Kennesaw State University accepts 16 people for each program. Will you be one?

If you care about people, have exceptional communication skills, and enjoy making a difference in the lives of others, working as a CNA may be the perfect fit for you. Your training will include extensive study in-class with experienced RNs, and 30 hours of actual clinical training in premier nursing, assisted living, and independent living properties in Georgia. In addition to helping you develop exceptional communication and customer service skills, your curriculum will focus on your legal and ethical responsibilities, how to identify and perform infection control, safety and emergency measures, basic nursing, body mechanics and hygiene for patients, to measure vital signs, the techniques of restorative care and much more. Upon course completion, you will be prepared to sit for the Georgia State certification exam, and will meet the prerequisite requirements to advance to the Patient Care Technician Program. Program highlights:

• Comprehensive curriculum taught by experienced RN's
• Emphasis on role-playing and other creative techniques
• Comprehensive training prepares you to work in other senior-care roles as an Assisted and Independent Living Aide, Home Health or Home Care Aide
• Clinical practice in premier nursing facilities

Information sessions are held in January and August. New programs begin in February and September. Textbooks are required at the first class meeting and can be purchased from the program manager. Apply now