Advanced Podcast Creation

This session looks at advanced podcast creation software including ProfCast, Ubercaster and ScreenFlow. Get a first hand glimpse of these powerful, easy to use software and see they might kick your podcasts up another notch.

Presenter: TBA

Cisco Academy is celebrating 10 years!

With the 10-year anniversary, there are several exciting new projects and curricula available to Cisco Academies in over 150 countries. John will provide an update on the latest activities, events, programs, and curricula.


Presenter: John Bjerke, Cisco Networking Academy Program, Area Academy Manager

Building a High Availability, Multiservice Campus Network

Enterprise campuses require a highly available and secure, intelligent network infrastructure to support business solutions such as voice, video, wireless, and mission-critical data applications. There are many protocols and features network engineers can use to build enterprise networks which meet business needs, such as QoS, Spanning-tree, HSRP, OSPF or EIGRP, VLANs, and private VLANs.

Presenter: Tory Nakagawa

CCNA Discovery and Exploration

CCNA Discovery was recently created specifically for high school students. CCNA Exploration was created specifically for colleges and universities. Both curricula help students to master the fundamentals of computer networking. The curricula comprise the most interactive online networking curriculum to date.

Presenter: Wayne Lewis, Cisco Academy Manager, PCATT Cisco Academy Training Center

Can Your Scanner Do This? 3D Scanning on Your Desktop

This presentation will introduce participants to the 3D desktop scanner by NextEngine. We will explore the features and capabilities of the scanner, the software interface, and many of the possible uses of the device. We will also demonstrate the scanning process and the subsequent printing of the 3D scan file on a 3D printer.

Presenter: Mike Jennings, Professor, Architectural, Engineering and CAD Technologies - HCC

Certification - Why and How

You probably have had your students ask you about IT certifications on numerous occasions. What is the current value of IT certifications? Should a student pursue a college degree or IT Certification? What are some of the certifications the current market demands? Attend this breakout to perhaps inspire you to obtain an IT certification and to gain information you can use to answer your students' questions.

Presenter: Jerry Cerny, Program Manager –PCATT

Finding information on the Web - Use of Google Search Operators

"flatness" of the world makes it essential that people can gather information off the Web in a timely manner. Failing to be able to search the Web for information effectively, puts you at a disadvantage to people who are able to do so. This session will show you some of the things that the Google search engine makes available, and gives you some practice at using the most commonly used search operators.

Presenter: Vern Takebayashi, Associate Professor ICS - HCC

Hawaii DOE Computer Literacy Certification & Magnet E-Academy Program Update

The Hawaii DOE offers curriculum programs in computer literacy certification for middle schools students and advanced technology for high school students that prepare them for post-secondary academia as well as careers in the technology industry. This session will focus on program-related updates for the current as well as the upcoming new school year. Non-program participants are welcome.

Presenter: Brett Tanaka, Advanced Technology research Specialist, DOE Magnet E-Academy

IPv6: When Will We Need It?

IPv6 experts tell us that it is only a matter of time before IPv6 will be a part of everyday networking. Find out about IPv6, its benefits and capabilities, as well as the progress that has been made in the last year and what you should be doing to get ready.

Presenters: Bill Becker, Network Administrator, HCC and Dallas Shiroma, Manager, GLN & Emerging Technologies-PCATT

Mac OS X Server 10.5 (Leopard Server) Basics

Leopard server offers many new and exciting features including Wikis, Blogs, Chat, Calendar Server and Podcast Producer. This session covers basic Leopard Server setup best practices to insure a stable, enduring server to support the exciting new features.
This overview includes: Basic server install, DNS setup and start up of basic services.

Presenters: TBA

Mac OS X Server Collaboration Services - Chat Serverfont>

One of the major focal points of Mac OS X Server 105. (Leopard) is collaboration. This session looks at the Chat Server in Leopard (Jabber) including basic setup and operation.

Presenters: TBA

Microsoft Windows 2003 Server

Windows 2003 Server is the most commonly deployed server solution used by businesses in Hawaii. This session will discuss how the Microsoft 2003 Server solution is deployed and the features available to the system administrator.

Presenter: Therese Nakadomori

One Wire Vision

Cisco System's One-Wire Vision: the types of networks currently found in schools today benefit from the one wire vision. With a One-Wire solution, schools can replace disparate and inefficient communications, security, and building systems with a single, converged IP network that helps simplify complexity, reduce costs, and enhance services.

Presenter: Kent Leong, Key Account Manager-Cisco

SketchUp

Used in local architectural offices and perfect for high school students, this amazing computer modeling program will absolutely blow you away. SketchUp is the most user friendly, fun-to-use, fully capable modeling program available anywhere. Create a model in seconds, apply colors and materials, add shadows for specific location, month, day, and hour, insert people and landscaping, cut sections, and compose active walkthroughs
and fly-arounds– from simple to sophisticated and professional. Students love it, and it’s affordable. There’s even a free (weaker version) download for perpetual use. Attend this 45-minute presentation/demonstration and you’ll be ready to easily learn the rest on your

Presenter: Doug Madden, Professor, Architectural, Engineering & CAD Technologies-HCC

Social Networking

Generation X and Y depend on social networking for day-to-day communication. Monir will discuss the impact of various social networking tools and how they are used.

Presenters: Monir Hodges, Software Engineer-PCATT

Virtually There: Benefits of Desktop and Server Virtualization

Virtualization is a technology whose time has come, enabling the effective separation of software from hardware. This will be a high-level discussion of virtualization, its costs and benefits.

Presenters: Hal Corcoran, HCC Information Technology Specialist and Kay Grimaldi, HCC Educational Specialist

Wireless Fundamentals Using Apple's AirPort Base Stations

Apple's ubiquitous AirPort Base Stations have proven to be easy to setup and manage in the education environment. This session looks at basic coverage fundamentals and best practices that you may use to enhance the coverage and performance of your base stations.

Presenters: TBA