Monday, December 6, 2010

Employees in this classification are part of the Technology Infrastructure Services division. The Purpose of this job is to operate all technical aspects for College events in the Broward College/North Regional Library Auditorium (lights, sound, IT) and otherl campus locations, to consult with faculty, administrators, and staff for specific technical needs and set-ups, select, install, maintain, repair, upgrade all audio-visual and IT needs.

Minimum Education: Associate's Degree or formal technical training required. Bachelor's Degree preferred.

Minimum Experience/Training: Typically two to four years experience working with audio visual equipment, shooting, editing, and audio capture.

Minimum Certification/Licenses: Video Production Certificate preferred.

Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 7:30AM - 4:00PM

Close date: 12/14/2010

How to Apply for Broward College Positions:
Apply on-line through https://jobs.broward.edu

- A complete online employment application is required and if the position requests it, additional documents may need to be attached.
-CV/resume
-Copies of Transcripts

-Upon selection, official transcripts will be required.
-Employment is contingent upon Florida Department of Law Enforcement background verification, to include fingerprinting of candidates.
-Positions are contingent upon budget approval by the Board of Trustees.

If additional information is needed contact (800) 682-3646 or (954) 201-7338

Broward College is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from underrepresented groups, including minorities, women, and person with disabilities.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

You can now view the Welcome Pages for the three fully online courses I teach, by clicking on the page tabs above. Registration for Term 20112 is now open. To see the full schedule of classes, search for digital media in the course selection Search box. If you need help registering, contact me at slambert@broward.edu or Maynel Lyttle at mlyttle@broward.edu.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Wednesday, November 3, at 3 p.m. in R. 225, Bldg. 70, Pearson Publishing will host a kick off party for the winner of the Book Cover Contest for the CGS1060C book for Winter Term. Please join us as we congratulate Rafael Avalos, the winner of the contest. Stop by to see the cover art and enjoy cake and snacks. All contestants are invited to display their entries as well. This will be an opportunity to meet other students in the Digital Media Technology degree program.

Monday, October 25, 2010


Winter term changes also include: Upgrade to Adobe CS5 for all Digital Media classes. Software upgrades also include Maya for 3D and Captivate for Macs for creating tutorial programs in digital media authoring. Ecommerce will be offered Winter term rather than Summer to allow for more time on projects. Students will be enrolled in Digital Media Internships where they will be working in the field of digital media technology. If anyone has projects which will give students experience in web, video/audio editing, graphics, and other related digital media, contact Program Manager, Suzanne Lambert as slambert@broward.edu to submit requests for an intern to do work in the field. (Or reply to this blog post)
Roberto Moreno, another digital media major, has very generously offered to tutor students in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, to receive credit for donation hours toward student service initiatives. Students can check R. 225 for hours available or email morer9@mail.broward.edu. Roberto can be available on Mondays between his two classes from 12:30-6 p.m. if you let him know. He is also on campus after 12:30 on Thursdays. This is a great opportunity to work and learn together. Anyone else willing to share expertize, please respond here as well.

You all may also think about study groups while you work on your assignments and projects.
Congratulations to Rafael Avalos, a student in Digital Media Technology, for winning the book cover contest offered by Pearson Publishing. He won $200 and will have his design used for the Winter term beginning in January for the CGS1060C book on South Campus. The contest was offered by Pearson to students in Digital Media, to create a book cover to be used on South Campus, CGS1060C books. His design captured Microsoft Office 2010 GO! with background details depicting computer technology. The colors used range from blue, purple, orange, and yellow which will certainly stand out in the bookstore and as students try to keep up with books in their book bags for all the classes they are taking. Thanks to the other entrants for submitting designs as well.