Do you teach English language classes? Are you looking for a 
way to enhance your classroom instruction?

Why not create a web page with your students?

It's easier than you think -- and the Workforce Improvement 
Network at James Madison University can show you how. Join 
us for free Compass Project training via a webcast from the
JMU campus in Harrisonburg, Virginia. You'll learn how to 
create a web page, organize your information, and import 
text and photos -- all in about two hours. Don't worry that 
you won't be able to learn it all in such a short time -- 
we'll provide a helping hand during the training and after!

There is still room in the Thursday, April 14 session, and 
we have added three additional webcast trainings to the 
calendar: Monday, May 23, Thursday, June 2, and Wednesday, 
June 22. All sessions run from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Sessions are limited to 5 participants and fill up quickly, 
so sign up early. If you're interested or would like 
additional information, contact Pamela Brown, project 
coordinator, at brownpg at jmu.edu. If you are registering for 
a session, please give a first and second choice. Additional 
training sessions may be added if there is enough interest.


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Pamela Greenhalgh Brown
WIN Associate Director
Editor, Vertex
James Madison University
MSC 9003/Blue Ridge Hall
Harrisonburg, VA 22840
540-568-8797
1-888-637-8494
540-568-2933 (fax)
http://www.jmu.edu/esol

"Whatever you think you can do, or believe you can do, begin it. Action has magic, grace, and power in it." -- Goethe