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So what were kids
and teenagers learning at Knowledge Network in 1994,
1995, 1996, 1997...
Graphics, animation,
video editing, spreadsheeting, research using Encarta and the
Internet, school projects, writing, reading,
Internet, Pascal,
programming with
Gerry,
Java scripting, scanning, digital
photo enhancing, drawing and painting with Ann and Crayola, hardware, VB,
Java, morphing, art, drawing, preparing for
conferences, presenting topics at
conferences,
working as a team in the mini business with Ann, phoning
software companies for support, web site
development, writing newsletters, 3D animation, having fun
with computers, using computers as a tool for
life and learning, communicating through email,
playing network and Internet games, working with
databases, completing projects for Software
World, running the
Computer Club,
completing Club projects, designing new
products, completing business task and
applications, networking, chasing MegaByte,
attending courses, and tons more...
K-Net (now
Knowledge Network), the brainchild of Jil D
Hrdliczka, was established in 1994 to provide
learners with a way to have fun and learn how to
make computers work for them. In this
technology-driven age this is essential
knowledge. The developing programmes and
different levels of interaction means that kids
and teenagers never run of our exciting things
to learn. Below are projects completed by
some of the learners who were at Knowledge
Network in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997... |
