In this session, we looked at the reasons why infographics are becoming an important, highly popular way of presenting information. We showed how to find data, how to build your message, and how to put together your infographic using great, free tools. Below is the presentation for this two-hour session.
All of these sessions are offered at Princeton Public Library, Witherspoon Street, Princeton NJ. They are in the Technology lab on the second floor furthest from the main stairwell. Please come and join me to learn about these fun and useful technologies!
Tues, Feb 5 from 7:00-8:30 Discovering Google Chromebook
Wed, Feb 20 from 6:30-8:30 Tools to Create Infographics
Mon, Mar 11 from 6:30-8:30 WordPress Camp for Beginner Bloggers Part 1
Mon, Mar 18 from 6:30-8:30 WordPress Camp for Beginner Bloggers Part 2
Tues, Apr 9 from 7-8:30 Ten Things to Know About Your Android Tablet
Tues, Apr 16 from 6:30-8:30 Tools to Create Infographics
Wed, Apr 24 from 7-8:30 Discovering Google Chromebook
Tues, May 14 from 6:30-8:30 WordPress Camp for Beginner Bloggers Part 1
Tues, May 21 from 6:30-8:30 WordPress Camp for Beginner Bloggers Part 2
Wed, Jun 5 from 7-8:30 Discovering Google Chromebook
Wed, Jun 12 from 7-8:30 Ten Things to Know About Your Android Tablet
An article on technology offerings at PPL: http://www.princetonlibrary.org/blog/2013/02/latest-technology-classes-ppl
I was given a great opportunity to teach people how to create great presentations.
TIME: January, 2013
LOCATION: METRO, NYC
The presentation I used is here:
Learn how to incorporate design elements to create captivating, memorable, and effective slide presentations. In this day long session, technology instructor John LeMasney will cover a variety of design tools and techniques, including images, colors, fonts, readability, and movement. Skill Level: Intermediate.
20121231: thank you for everything by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #creativecommons #design #thanks
Thanks so much for all you do and say and are. It was a pleasure to have you here; To be with you a short while cc-by lemasney
Thanks so much for all you do and say and are. It was a pleasure to have you here; To be with you a short while cc-by lemasney
While I intend to continue to post here from time to time, this is the official last post of the second set of 365 sketches. I wanted to take this moment, at the end of 2012, to thank everyone who contributed to the project with ideas and support, patience and kindness. In many ways, this project changed, maybe saved, my life. Thanks to all of you.
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Thanks so much for all you do and say and are. It was a pleasure to have you here; To be with you a short while cc-by lemasney is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
20121230: two vices: nicotine & caffeine by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #creativecommons #design
20121230: two vices: nicotine and caffeine by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #creativecommons #design
On nicotine and caffeine
I have had some vices in my life, including alcohol and tetrahydrocannabinol. I’ve gotten rid of most of them, and am down to these two. The nicotine is in the addictive, but fairly harmless form of an electronic cigarette. It goes really well with a large cup of freshly brewed strong coffee. I’m not advocating that you start enjoying either of these if you don’t already, or even that you continue if you do, but I do enjoy this combination, especially without the others.
20121229: Oh, wait by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #creativecommons #design #owait
20121229: Oh, wait by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #creativecommons #design #owait
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