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Enrollment is limited, so register online by June 13 for best selection. After June 13, check Onsite Registration to see if seats are still available.

Hands-On—Participants will be actively engaged with computers or other equipment (e.g., handheld computers, digital cameras, audience response systems) as the primary focus of the workshop.

Seminar/Demo—Content is primarily delivered in a demonstration, panel discussion, or lecture format with some activity-based content.

Full Lab—One computer station for each participant; typically indicates skill- or application-based workshop.

Partner Lab—One computer station for every two participants; typically indicates project- or collaborative learning-based workshop.

BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop)—Participants bring their own laptops to use during the workshop.

No Lab—Does not take place in a computer lab.

WIN—Takes place in a Windows lab; content may be cross-platform.

MAC—Takes place in a Mac lab; content may be cross-platform.

None—Does not take place in a computer lab.

Beginner—For those with limited or no previous experience with content; no prerequisite skills required.

Intermediate—For those with some experience with content; may require prerequisite skills. See workshop's Web listing for details.

Advanced—For those with significant experience with content who are looking to expand their knowledge; may require prerequisite skills. See workshop's Web listing for details.

All—For all experience and skill levels.

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