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WebAmphibian.Com has been called upon to do on-site training. This is typically done in small groups where quality one-on-one time can be had for all attendees.
Most of these presentations have been on relatively low-technology subjects,
and have been presented for either free, or very low cost events.
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Disaster Preparation
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Many times, living in Oklahoma, we see in the news various accounts of people
and or whole towns being blown off the map by a tornado. Alternating years,
it might be wild fire or an ice storm that catches people off guard.
But preparing for a generic disaster can be just a matter of thinking about
the steps necessary and then performing them. Mr. Stolfa has presented classes
on this topic to various groups, and even offers a
Disaster Preparation Service
to those businesses/individuals that feel the need. Such topics as what to
prepare prior to a disaster, what kinds of kits to stage to assist you through
a disaster, etc. are covered.
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P.R.E.P.S
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Mr. Stolfa is trained to develiver the Preventative Relationship Enhancement Program
(PREP) to interested couples. Training sessions are routinely scheduled
through either
St. John Catholic Church and University Center
or
St. Francis Xavior Catholic Church.
More information on the content of these workshops can be found on the
PREP Home Site.
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Introduction to Computer Terminology
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This class was presented via a community extension course in Shawnee Oklahoma.
The goal was to provide insight into reading advertisements, trade literature,
etc. for computer hardware and services to those not normally involved in such
endeavors.
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Introduction to Personal Computers
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This class was presented as a "brown bag lunch" to employees and their families
at Sciperio Inc. in Stillwater Oklahoma. During the course of this class, a
computer was completely disassembled and reassembled.
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Introduction to HTML
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This class was part of an ongoing technical support role at Esker Inc. Customers
were able to ask for training on all elements of HTML programming. This course
typically lasted for upwards of 30 hours, and was delivered both on-site and at
the Esker offices in Stillwater Oklahoma. It covered HTML, JavaScript, and a
brief coverage of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
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