TrueSpectra Is Coming!

Can you find the jogger on the north side of the track?

http://fdc.fullerton.edu/technology/truespectra/track.html

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But displaying high-quality, high-resolution images in your classroom or on an online course site in such a way that you can actually use those images to teach has been a tremendous hassle … until now.

Now, with a new Faculty Development Center (FDC) tool called “TrueSpectra,” you can easily:

Put easy-to-view, high-resolution pictures in your distance learning courses;
Use high-resolution images in your online PowerPoint presentations; and
Build high-resolution image libraries that you, your colleagues, and your students can view from almost any Internet-connected computer in the world, including the computers in CSUF’s smart classrooms.

The Faculty Development Center (FDC) invites you to join us at Noon on Tuesday, December 10, as we launch TrueSpectra, an easy-to-use tool that lets you dynamically use, render, and manipulate high-resolution images using nothing but a Web browser and an Internet connection. And, best of all, you, your colleagues, and your students can access those images from home … even with the slowest Internet connection.

The revolution begins on Tuesday, December 10.

TrueSpectra Launch
Tuesday, December 10, 2002
12:00pm to 1:00pm
Faculty Development Center
PLS-044F (Library South Basement)

To learn more about TrueSpectra and what it can do for both you and your students, please visit http://fdc.fullerton.edu/technology/truespectra/. One-hour, hands-on TrueSpectra training workshops will offered by the FDC monthly starting in December 2002. If you can’t wait, please contact: