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Xu, Renmei; Flowers, Jim – Tech Directions, 2011
Many of today's students have embraced an environmental ethic and are motivated by efforts to reduce waste or to remanufacture waste into viable products. In-class efforts to reuse and remanufacture waste can be especially motivating. They can also help students develop a better understanding of life-cycle analysis, waste-stream management,…
Descriptors: Engineering, Lasers, Recycling, Engineering Education
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Hersey, Cara L. – Tech Directions, 2006
Teachers can integrate halftone or duotone production into a graphic communications class even if they lack access to an offset press. The approach described in this article, in fact, offers a benefit in that the dots involved in screen printing halftones and dutones can be enlarged to make them easily visible, while those used in offset printing…
Descriptors: Printing, Teaching Methods, Computer Software, Reprography
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Hurlburt, Carol J. – Tech Directions, 2000
Provides descriptions of jobs related to the printing industry. Includes information on salaries, labor market outlook, and education/training needed. Describes careers in commercial printing and graphic communications. (JOW)
Descriptors: Employment Patterns, Graphic Arts, Occupational Information, Printing
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Fitzgerald, Mike – Tech Directions, 2006
Communication spreads knowledge worldwide. It could be argued that "communication" is one of the greatest human achievements. In this article, the author briefly describes some key technologies associated with the archiving and communication of information. Since communication technologies continue to evolve at a fast pace, he simply focuses on…
Descriptors: Technological Advancement, Communications, Audio Equipment, Photography
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Stockwell, Dennis – Tech Directions, 1997
The South and West Washtenaw Consortium is a group of Michigan schools that collaborates in technical areas and operates graphic arts programs in cooperation with local printing businesses. It offers students hands-on experience and exposure to current technologies. (JOW)
Descriptors: Consortia, Education Work Relationship, Graphic Arts, Printing