Events & Workshops
"I recommend Marlboro Grad Center's workshops to my clients and
students. I keep the Grad Center on my Browser's Favorites/Bookmarks
and check regularly for upcoming workshops - they are of great value." --
Jil MacMenamin MSIE '03
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Digital Arts I - EyeCandy
Time/Date: Thursday, July 17th 6:00-8:30pm
Location: Marlboro College Graduate Center, Brattleboro, VT.
Price: $20
"Great art picks up where nature ends." ~ Marc Chagall
Maybe you want to take your art in a new direction or just get a sense of what’s out there. Expand your horizons in this workshop and learn how to marry art & technology. Create something new or reinvent something existing. No prerequisite knowledge, just bring an original artwork and we will show you how to load it onto the computer and make it into another work entirely. Please bring a CD or removable storage media if you would like to save your work.
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Audio for the Web
Time/Date: Saturday, July 19th 10:00-4:00pm
Location: Marlboro College Graduate Center, Brattleboro, VT.
Price: $50 to include lunch
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"Multimedia content for the web is critical as we address different learning
styles and customer preferences. Open source tools and affordable equipment
mean that capturing, editing and polishing audio content in a professional
manner is within the reach of most web developers and small businesses.
Andrew has a degree in audio engineering and has worked extensively with
audio for the web. We are delighted to have him work with us." - Jen McKibben Kramer (MSIT Program Director)
Andrew Dolph UNH Special Events Coordinator of Audiovisual Services will be presenting this hands on workshop providing an introduction to recording, editing and preparing audio for use on the web in a variety of contexts.
With a focus on free and inexpensive tools and how to use audio effectively in the Internet environment. We will work with the audio editing tool Audacity which we will have installed on our Gradcenter computers. If you are bringing your own laptop to work on you should download this program prior to the event http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
A large part of the class will be driven by your questions, interests and projects.
Note - you should bring some headphones for audio work. If you do not have any, we can provide them. "Headsets included" - (which you will keep) - will bring your total course fee to $70
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Digital Arts II - EarCandy
Time/Date: Thursday, July 24th 6:00-8:30pm
Location: Marlboro College Graduate Center, Brattleboro, VT.
Price: $20
“These go to eleven…” Nigel Tufnell
With what is happening in technology right now, anyone can make music. Let your imagination be your only boundary by using everyday sounds to create audio files. Upload them to your computer and the web. Record your child’s voice, your breakfast cereal, a thunderstorm…whatever. We’ll chop these up and re-mix them to create entirely new audio experiences out of them. Please bring a CD or removable storage media if you would like to save your work.
In conjunction with the ......Vermont C e n t e r ............we are hosting two
f o r Photography
Photoshop workshops this summer.
Beginning Photoshop
Time/Date: Wednesday, July 23rd, 6PM-9PM
Location: Marlboro College Graduate Center, Brattleboro, VT.
Price: $50 for the 3 hour workshop
Intermediate Photoshop
Time/Date:Wednesday, July 30th, 6PM-9PM
Location: Marlboro College Graduate Center, Brattleboro, VT.
Price: $50 for the 3 hour workshop
Beginning Photoshop
Instructor: Matthew Stinson
This workshop will provide students with an introduction to Photoshop CS2. Emphasis will be placed upon successful navigation of the workspace, palettes, tools, and applications. This is the perfect course for the photographer who is ready to learn his/her way around a complex digital imaging program. We will explore image resolution, basic photo retouching, using typography, and more.
Intermediate Photoshop
Instructor: Matthew Stinson
This workshop will build on techniques introduced in “Beginning Photoshop”. Further exploration of tools and applications will focus on such issues as layers, selections, levels, keyboard shortcuts, combining images, color correction, channels, curves, filters, and more. This course is provided for those who wish to go deeper into the processes of the “digital darkroom”.
Matthew Stinson is a photographer and educator. He is currently a technology teacher at Agawam High School. Besides teaching computer courses, his expertise includes traditional gelatin-silver photography, digital photography, picture framing, and graphic design. He received his BFA (with honors) in Computer Arts, Photography and Graphic Design from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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