What is it all about:
As the name suggests,
WebTune is an initiative to tune up with the web and get the best out of ever
increasing potential of the web. To start with, we are focusing on Google and
its developing ecosystem on the web, in the context of Web 2.0.
It is a programme designed to take you to the next level of productivity and
knowledge. It's guaranteed to impact
- your understanding of contemporary world wide
web aka www
- your usage of various online productivity
tools
- the way you search on Internet and manage
information
- direct benefits to your profession
Interacting with information in various context is
the baseline on which the programme is conducted.
During the programme we discuss and explore the practical day to day usage of
the wide range of tools and applications like search, map, blog, video, image,
calendar, document, spreadsheet, presentation and more from Google. The use -
and not the complex technology - of what Google and Web 2.0 offers to us forms
the centre point of the programme.
WebTune is NOT a routine classroom training course. It is designed to be a
friendly, peer to peer type of a highly interactive, discussion based programme.
It is designed in a way, we want our whole education system to be - open,
conducive and encouraging.
It uses videos/audios and live step by step process of showing how to use some
of the Google products and services.
Webtune is delivered in following formats:
This programme is for you, if
- you share passion and curiosity about web technologies,
happening
on and off the web
- your primary area of work is not information technology, however
usage of it is
- you are a thinking and educated parent wanting to contribute to
your child in this age of information
- you are school teacher or a college professor
- you are running business and wants to really relook at how web
2.0
can truly benefit (commercially, in efficiency, mobility, etc)
- you have questions (about the usage of Internet)... not as in
what's under the car hood? But, where is the pen holder for driver
in the car?
....you got the idea!
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We are not affiliated
with Google.
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