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Atomic Learning News- September 2005

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Atomic Learning newsletter: Headlines: >> NEW TUTORIALS NOW AVAILABLE >> ATOMIC LEARNING WINS EDNET AWARD >> ISTE CALLS FOR PRESENTERS >> WELCOME ABOARD! >> ON THE ROAD AGAIN . . . . . >> VIRTUAL TRAINING DATES ANNOUNCED

Headlines:
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 NEW TUTORIALS NOW AVAILABLE
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 ATOMIC LEARNING WINS EDNET AWARD
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 ISTE CALLS FOR PRESENTERS
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 WELCOME ABOARD!
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 ON THE ROAD AGAIN . . . . .
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 VIRTUAL TRAINING DATES ANNOUNCED 
NOTE: Many of the following links, but not all, require full subscription access to Atomic Learning.
Schools, businesses, and other organizations may request site-license quotes by e-mailing sales@atomiclearning.com or calling toll-free: 1-866-259-6890, ext. 1
 
 
NEW TUTORIALS NOW AVAILABLE 
 
On September 15th, we added another 335 new tutorial movies to the library. They're all available now, at the customary No Extra Charge! 
Here's a look at what's new:
Adobe Encore DVD - PC
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/encore_dvd)
Adobe® Encore® DVD 1.5 software takes professional DVD authoring to a new level of creativity. Our series of 78 movies has the tips you need to make incredible DVD's quickly.
Adobe Photoshop Tricks Revealed - PC
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/photoshop_effects_pc)
Have you ever wondered how those cool Adobe® Photoshop® effects we've all seen are done? Well, here you go! We've captured the process for creating 29 different dynamic Photoshop effects, right here in these 50 tutorial movies.
Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 - PC
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/premiere_pro)
Adobe® Premiere® Pro 1.5 software offers powerful real-time video and audio editing tools that give you precise control over virtually every aspect of your production. Check out our 75 movies to help you start editing!
Apple Pages Advanced - Mac
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/pages_advanced)
Pages™ software, part of the iWork™ suite from Apple Computer®, is a full-featured multimedia word processor that comes with an assortment of templates to help you quickly create impressive documents. Our 48 movies on advanced topics will help you get the most out of this impressive application.
Microsoft Paint - PC
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/microsoft_paint)
Microsoft® Paint is a free tool you can use to create simple or elaborate drawings that can be saved as bitmap files. Our 21 movies show you how!
Microsoft Photo Story 3 - PC
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/photo_story_3)
Microsoft® Photo Story® 3 is a free tool you can use to create media presentations from your digital photos, complete with transitions, music, narration, and special effects. Our 16 movies gets your photos to presentations in no time!
Promethean ACTIVprimary2 Intro - Mac
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/activprimary_2_mac)
ACTIVprimary2® version 2 software from Promethean has a unique interface with large, easy-to-use tools that are located at the bottom of the screen, allowing young learners to easily interact with activi on the ACTIVboard. Special teacher tools on the top of the screen and a huge resource library make lesson development quick, easy and fun. See it in action with our series of 20 movies.
The Graph Club 2.0 - PC
(http://www.atomiclearning.com/the_graph_club_2.0_pc)
The Graph Club 2.0 from Tom Snyder Productions® is an innovative, easy-to-use tool for creating, exploring, interpreting, and printing graphs. Check out our 27 movies that explore this great educational program and offer curriculum integration ideas!
Coming Soon. . . . 
    • FileMaker Pro 7 – Advanced (Mac)
    • FileMaker Pro 7 – Intro and Intermediate (PC)
    • FirstClass Email Client (Mac)
    • Adobe InDesign CS 2 (Mac and PC)
    • Macromedia Contribute 3
    • Microsoft Digital Image Suite –2006 (PC)
    • Promethean ACTIVstudio 2  (Mac)
    • FrontPage 2003 (PC)
    • Excel 2004 – Advanced
    • Microsoft Producer (PC)
    • Moodle
    • Picasa 2
    • netTrekker d.i.
    • netTrekker Classic
    • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus calculator 
    • More!
Atomic Learning is continually growing. A subscription to Atomic Learning includes all new tutorials that are added every 45 days, making us an even better value each month. Our content developers are busy creating even more tutorials even as you read this! :-)
 
ATOMIC LEARNING WINS EDNET AWARD 
 
Atomic Learning received the EdNET Rookie of the Year award by The Heller Reports, a QED company and leading provider of education market news and events. This latest recognition is Atomic Learning’s fifth industry award in the past 18 months.
The Heller Reports created the EdNET Industry Awards program in 1992 to champion the efforts of progressive organizations helping to revitalize the nation’s educational system.  The program has become a focal point of the EdNET Conference, the education market’s premier networking conference. The Rookie of the Year award honors an organization that has the greatest potential to become a key player in the technology industry in the coming years
"Improving education by innovating means taking risks. It's very gratifying to see such risk taking yielding beneficial results for students and schools as well becoming the basis for a self-sustaining business model. I'm delighted that Atomic Learning is getting this special recognition from the education industry.” said Nelson Heller, president of The Heller Reports. “We have high expectations for their continued growth and contributions to education.”
“We are honored to once again be recognized by the education industry as a leader in providing technology learning and support to schools,” said Chuck Amos, Atomic Learning’s CEO. “This latest award from The Heller Reports validates our findings that Atomic Learning’s software training is the product of choice for today’s educators.”
 
 
ISTE CALLS FOR PRESENTERS 
 Do you have a story to tell about a successful technology initiative in your district? Why not share that story through a presentation at your local or regional technology conference?!  It’s a great way to contribute to the collective pool of technology knowledge.  If your story involves Atomic Learning, we are more than willing to provide you with Powerpoint or Keynote slides, product brochures and even give aways! Just contact Dan Meyer at dmeyer@atomiclearning.

ISTE is taking applications for presentations at NECC 2006.  Applications can be submitted through October 5 and more details can be found at http://center.uoregon.edu/ISTE/NECC2006/program/ 
 
 
WELCOME ABOARD! 
 
Thank you to all of the individuals and organizations that have recently purchased subscriptions to Atomic Learning. We appreciate your help in making Atomic Learning such a success! Institutions or school districts purchasing individual school or site-licensed subscriptions recently include:
#25 West Holt (NE), Academia Britanica Cascstleca (UK), Adams Central Jr.-Sr. High School (NE), American International School of Lagos (Lagos), Archer College (SA), Australian International School of Hong Kong (Hong Kong), Autism Academy of Learning (OH), Axtell Community Schools (NE), Belmont Technical College (OH), Bering Strait School District (AK), Bethany Lutheran School (WI), Canadian Academy (Japan), Castlereagh College (UK), Charlottesville City Schools (VA), Chelmsford Public Schools (MA), Chicago Public School District 299 (IL), Chillicothe City School District (OH), Christian Academy in Japan (Japan), Colegio Roosevelt: The American School of Lima (Peru), Columbus School for Girls (OH), Commu! nity Of Peace Academy (MN), Concordia University Irvine (CA), Conway School District 317 (WA), CTAP Region IV: Alameda County Office of Education (CA), CTAP Region VIII (CA), Dakota State University (SD), Dallas ISD (TX), Diocese of Lincoln Schools (NE), Eastern Local School District (OH), Elm Creek Public School (NE), Emanuel B. Oliver School (Virgin Islands), Englewood Peace Academy (OH), Englewood Public School District 1 (CO), Exeter-Milligan High School (NE), Fayette County Public Schools (KY), Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FL), Garfield Heights City School District (OH), George Watson's College (UK), Horizon Instructional Systems (CA), Hutchison School (TN), Indiana University School of Education at Indianapolis (IUPUI) (IN), Ingram Books (TN), International S! chool of Kenya (Kenya), Jamestown Public Schools (NY), Knox County Career Center (OH), Kuspuk School District (AK), Kyoto International School (Japan), Lake Local School District (OH), Lapeer Intermediate School District (MI), Libby School District 4 (MT), Littleton Public Schools (CO), Lower Canada College (QC), MacKillop College - Werribee (Australia), Magellan Charter School (NC), Manatee County Public Schools (FL), McGregor Public Schools ISD #4 (MN), Mentor Exempt Village School District (OH), Meriden School District (CT), Mildred L. Day School (ME), Minooka Community High School (IL), Minot Public School District #1 (ND), New Hope Solebury Middle School (PA), New Mexico Region IX Education Cooperative (NM), North Kenwood/Oakland Charter (IL), North Shore School District 11! 2 (IL), Northern Marianas College (MP), Norton City Schools (OH), Orange County Department of Education (CA), Osakis School District ISD #213 (MN), Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School (PA), Palmer Public Schools (NE), Parkside Elementary School (MN), Phillipsburg School District (NJ), Pierz School District ISD #484 (MN), Plainview Public Schools (OK), Polson School District (MT), Portsmouth High School (RI), Queen Anne High School (UK), Rose Tree Media School District (PA), Salem Lutheran School (CA), San Joaquin County Office of Education (CA), Sarasota Christian School (FL), Sarasota County School District (FL), School District #75 (Mission) (BC), SELB (Northern Ireland), Sheridan School District #1 (WY), Sport and Medical Sciences Academy (CT), Springfield (IL) Di! strict 186 (IL), St Patrick's Invercargill (New Zealand), St. John's Episcopal School (TX), St. Joseph School (MN), St. Mary St. Josephs School (UK), St. Mary's School (MN), St. Vrain Valley School District (CO), Stowe School District (VT), Sumner School District 320 (WA), Tara Heights Elementary School (NE), The American School in Japan (Japan), The International School of Luxembourg (Luxembourg), The Roeper School (MI), Tom Snyder Productions (MA), TRECA Digital Academy (OH), University of Nebraska at Kearney-Distance Learning (NE), USD #354: Claflin Schools (KS), USD #432: Victoria Schools (KS), USD #489: Hays Public Schools (KS), Valley Christian School District (CA), W. O. Inman Middle School (TN), Wadsworth City Schools (OH), Walnut Valley Unified School District (CA! ), Warren County Public School District (KY), Wauwatosa School District (WI), Waynesboro Public Schools (VA), West Carrollton Schools (OH), West Dunbartonshire Council (UK), Westside Catholic School (IN), Windemere Ranch Middle School (CA
Also, thanks to the many schools, school districts, and organizations that have renewed their Atomic Learning licenses recently, including:
Abe Alcoa City School District (TN), Allen East Local School District (OH), Alliance City School District (OH), American Community School of Abu Dhabi (UAE), Ashtabula Area City Schools (OH), Blessed Sacrament School (NE), Bradford Special School District (TN), Breck School (MN), Burnsville-Eagan-Savage ISD #191 (MN), Canning Vale College (WA), Carriage Hill Elementary School: Papillion-La Vista (NE), Cedar Cliff Local Schools (OH), Claiborne County School District (TN), Cleveland City School District (TN), Columbus School District St. Jerome's Parochial Grade School Zion Lutheran (WI), Conotton Valley School District (OH), Copenhagen Central School District (NY), Covington Independent Public Schools (KY), Dyer County School District (TN), East Central High School (TX), Fertile Beltrami School Dist! rict ISD #599 (MN), Forest Grove School District 15 (OR), Girls Preparatory School (TN), Grandview Heights City Schools (OH), Hamilton County ESC (OH), Harding Academy (TN), Havergal College (ON), Houston County School District (TN), International School of Prague (Czech Republic), Jackson County Board of Education (TN), Kenton City School District (OH), Kutztown Area School District (PA), La Pryor ISD (TX), Lauderdale County School District (TN), Logansport Community School Corporation (IN), Lord William's School (UK), Lowell School K-6 (DC), Macon County School District (TN), Marble Falls ISD (TX), Maryville City School District (TN), Medicine Valley School District (NE), Mercer Island School District (WA), Miami Country Day School (FL), Mineral Wells ISD (TX), Montgomery High School (SUHSD, CA) (CA), Morristown School District (VT), Nevis ISD #308 (MN), North Hopkins ISD (TX), Northwest Local School (OH), Oak Ridge City School District (TN), Oakwood City School District (OH), Obion County School District (TN), Old Rochester Regional School District (MA), Ottoville Local School District (Putnam Co OH) (OH), Pajaro Valley Unified School District (CA), Park Tudor School (IN), Penncrest School District (PA), Perry Public Schools (OH), Pitlochry High School (UK), Plainfield High School (IN), Reeds Brook Middle School (ME), Rhea County School District (TN), Richfield ISD #280 (MN), Roane County School District (TN), Saranac Central School (NY), Sauk Rapids-Rice School District ISD #47 (MN), School District of Menomonee Falls (! WI), Sheboygan Area School District (WI), Shipley School (PA), School of Isolated and Distance Education (WA), Somerset School District (WI), Soquel Union Elementary School District (CA), Southwest Allen County Schools (IN), St. Leo's College (Australia), St. Louis Park ISD #283 (MN), Stow-Munroe Falls City Schools (OH), Tennessee School for the Blind (TN), The Berkeley Carroll School (NY), The Fay School (MA), The Foote School (CT), Township High School District 214 (Arlington Heights) (IL), Townsville CEO (Australia), Union County High School (TN), USD #484: Fredonia Schools (KS), USD #409: Atchison Public Schools (KS), Vienna International School (Austria), Wayzata Public Schools ISD #284 (MN), Westside Community Schools (NE)
 
ON THE ROAD AGAIN . . . 
 
Here's a quick look at some upcoming appearances we will be making at shows and conferences in the next couple of months. If you'll be attending any of these, please stop in and say hello. Hope to see you there!
NAVKON Conference, September 25-28, Bendigo, Australia
NDATL, September 26-27, Minot, ND
School Administrators Symposium, September 27-28, Marlborough, MA
Leicester ICT Conference, October 13, Leicester, UK
ACTEM MAINEducation Tech Conference, October 14, Augusta, ME
Tech Learning Fall Conference, October 19, Palisades, NY
NSBA T+L2 Conference, October 26-28, Denver, CO
You can check for updates to this schedule in the What's New(s) section of the Atomic Learning site.
 
VIRTUAL TRAINING DATES ANNOUNCED 
 
Our Customer Support Team has scheduled training sessions for Atomic Learning customers. All sessions are conducted live online, utilizing Pixion’s PictureTalk Web-Conferencing technology.

Mondays: September 19; October 3, 17, 31; November 14 - Introduction to Atomic Learning - An overview of our training content and how to navigate the site.

Wednesdays: September 21; October 5, 19: November 2, 16- Atomic Learning Tracking - Learn how to work with usage tracking accounts and create reports.

Fridays: September 23; October 7, 21; November 4, 18 - Atomic Learning Curriculum Integration - Curriculum integration options and implementation examples.

High speed Internet access is required for participation in all training. Sessions are approximately 45 minutes in length and all sessions start at 9:00 AM CDT. No pre-registration is required. At the time of the meeting, just click the appropriate link above (sorry, Firefox is not supported). You will see a welcome message. Click the Java Join button, enter your access code (1234) and you will be connected! To hear the audio portion, use the phone number listed (512) 225-9405 and enter your participant audio access code (259689#). That’s it! We hope to see you online.
 
  
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Atomic Learning's revolutionary approach to software training breaks all of your favorite applications down into a library of bite-sized bits. Whether you have five minutes or five hours, we deliver web-based software training and support that is fast, fun, and continually growing! 

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'till next time,
- AL
 
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