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Apple launches Hands on Learning training

updated 11:10 am EDT, Mon July 7, 2003


MacNN reader Jason Greene notes Apple new "Hands on Learning" in its : "Designed for customers who want more hands-on instruction, our paid Studio Series provides in-depth, interactive training in a small 12-person classroom setting. These multisession series are taught by Apple Experts in our specially-equipped Studio Training Center and build progressively upon the lessons learned in each class. In addition to instruction, attendees receive a Student Guidebook and Course CD." Five different series are offered: Getting Started I Series, Getting Started II Series, Digital Moviemaking, Digital Photography, and Digital Music. They are currently offered at the Chicago Apple Store only.


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  1. MacNN.com Reader

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    07/07, 11:33am | report spam | Reply |

    HURRY UP LOSERS

    and go get in the queue

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    07/07, 11:37am | report spam | Reply |

    I don't get the people

    who line up at the Apple stores either... I might actually wait for say a Final Cut class, but me thinks this is an iLife series ...

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    07/07, 11:38am | report spam | Reply |

    where is my

    free dot mac email for life???

    i'd like it to be snappy please...

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    07/07, 02:15pm | report spam | Reply |

    trolling along

    All Macnn gets is trolls now a days. I wonder why they bother? Could it be they are threatened by Apple's new faster G5?
    Hummmm, could be?

    I think these classes are a good idea, not everyone is a professional computer user like myself.

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    07/07, 02:17pm | report spam | Reply |

    Apple Hands-on Learning

    Looks like "iBUY" rather than "iLearn" to me--- and will just be another modality for putting Apple resellers out of biz....

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