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School: National Outdoor Leadership School

Pacific Northwest Backpacking (Else)
Course Format: Else
The Pacific Northwest is a richly diverse wilderness classroom, ranging from jagged, glacier-carved mountains and valleys to evergreen forests and stands of lodgepole pine. This popular backpacking course has two options for exploring this region. Early season students travel in the Pasayten Wilderness in north central Washington, while late season students backpack through Olympic National...
 

Pacific Northwest Sea Kayaking and Sailing (Else)
Course Format: Else
Find the full beauty of the Pacific Northwest on this all-ocean coastal exploration. You will sea kayak the remote waters of Vancouver Island’s outer coast, visiting pristine sandy beaches and hidden tidal lagoons while traveling in the wake of the many First Nations peoples and early explorers who opened the trade routes in this region. Along the way, learn a range of technical skills incl...
 

Sound Gathering on Location
Course Format: Classroom
Students meet during a six-hour Saturday session conducted at a field location, in which the instructor demonstrates the use of basic audio tools on location, including a portable DC mixer, radio lav microphones, a boom mic, headsets, and cabling. Topics covered include live micing techniques, problem-solving for environmental noise challenges, selection of proper microphones for the given assi...
 

Producing and Production Management
Course Format: Classroom
Students meet for three six-hour Saturday sessions conducted on campus. Students examine the roles of a producer in choosing a film, development and packaging, and bringing a film into production through hiring a director and production manager, or selectively performing the tasks associated with these roles. Topics covered include legal responsibilities such as contracts, liabilities, unions, ...
 

Film Distribution
Course Format: Classroom
Students meet for two six-hour Saturday sessions conducted on campus. Students examine the methods of marketing and distribution, including the options of film studio financing, limited partnerships, and individual investors. Also covered are various distribution contracts, such as a distribution deal, television contract, foreign sales deal, co-production deals, and DVD sales. The workshop cur...
 

Film Directing
Course Format: Classroom
Students meet for two six-hour Saturday sessions conducted on campus. Students examine the role of a director in shaping a vision, the organizational and communicative qualities of a good director, and the dual responsibilities of a director as both artist and technician. Topics covered include imagination, leadership, taste, showmanship, expertise in various film-related crafts and subjects, a...
 

Ethics in the Science (Online)
Course Format: Online
Ethics in the Science Classroom: An online workshop for educators This workshop provides an introduction to incorporating ethical dilemmas into science classrooms. It is designed primarily for secondary science teachers, although other educators may find this course relevant to their needs. We will focus on providing pedagogical strategies, including resources for managing discussions, ...
 

Web Savvy Editor
Course Format: Classroom
More and more editors are expected to write and edit Web content. This workshop helps prepare students to edit and write for the Web and use online dictionaries and other resources. The workshop will explore how editing and writing for the Web differs from print, and what makes a good Web site and is strongly recommended for those taking the spring course, Advanced Editing: Non-Book Publishing ...
 

MS Word for Editors
Course Format: Classroom
Editors now make extensive use of tracking and change features incorporated in PC word processing, especially the widely used features of MS Word. This workshop provides exposure and practice in MS Word advanced editing tools, including track changes, comments, find and replace, shortcuts, toolbars, and customization. This workshop is designed for beginning to intermediate users of MS Word....
 

Leadership Development
Course Format: Classroom
This workshop equips supervisors and managers to put into practice a set of proven techniques that will enhance leadership effectiveness. Participants learn techniques for improving self-awareness, decision making, problem solving, conflict resolution, negotiation and planning. To practice and reinforce these techniques, participants work on simulations and case studies in small groups. Upon co...
 

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