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Tricia Boland
Where technology and education meet. With the strategic integration of technology in education, there is unlimited opportunity to empower educators and students to increase learning, retention and productivity. Where technology supports learning. Technology has enabled learning to be more accessible, personalized and social, impacting formal education and corporate training on a global level. Mobile & Social. Gamification & interactive technologies. MOOCs & online learning. From Tricia Boland's Blog.
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tricia booker's my left hook | curious digressions by a writer fighter mom
Curious digressions by a writer fighter mom. Being adopted isn’t always easy for my babies. July 30, 2015 / 11 Comments. When the Tyrant’s temper grabs hold of her senses, it’s like a rogue wave has struck the area. All must seek shelter except me, the mother, who must dive in and somehow calm the seas. She flails and throws stuff; her beloved Teddy doubles as a weapon. In this way, she’s a lot like her brother, and since both children spent the first few months of their lives in the same Read More.
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Tricia Booker Photography | Capturing images, words and horses.
Capturing images, words and horses. July 31, 2015. It’s hard to believe how quickly the summer has flown by! I’ve been home just two days in the past month or so, and Cam and I counted 11 states I’ve visited since the school year ended. Most of my travels were for work, but I did find time to enjoy 10 days in Michigan, where we rented a cottage on Lake Charlevoix. As much as I’d hoped the Internet connection would be strong as I planned the trip to […]. Afternoon at the Feeder. June 30, 2015. June 6, 2015.
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triciaborchardt | Cushing's Disease experiences
Cushing's Disease experiences. February 10, 2015. I haven’t written in awhile. After reviewing my previous posts, I am a bit impressed that I could articulate so well even during the worst of this recovery. Unlike some, I did not discover blogging or facebook support groups until six months into my recovery. Three years after successful surgery for pituitary tumor (Cushing’s Disease). February 7, 2014. Slow and steady wins the race? Cushie’s are the ultimate turtles! Here’s hoping that year three g...
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Tricia Bos - Portfolio
Tricia Bos - Portfolio. Monday, November 9, 2009. These panels are done with brown ink and watercolour pencil crayons. They are composited in Photoshop. Most of these drawings are done with nu-pastel on either newsprint or kraft paper. Layout and Concept Drawings. Water colour pencil and ink on paper. Ink and marker on paper. Chalk pastel on blue paper. Painted in photoshop for third year film (back ground painting). Pen and marker on paper. Drawn and coloured in flash. Pen and marker on paper.
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Tricia Bos
Friday, October 10, 2014. From photo to drawing . The drawing is never 100 percent accurate (at least not with me), but the beauty of it lies in the marvel of the illusion. Those are all just lines. Lots and lots of lines :). Thursday, October 9, 2014. More time to sketch :). Again, in storyboard pro. Thinking about camping things. My beautiful old puppy . I felt like drawing Calvin. Storyboard Pro is good for sketching too, it would seem :). Tuesday, August 26, 2014. Real pen on real paper :). I find it...
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Tricia Boutelle
A personal photography blog / a body of work.
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Tricia Bovey
Dumfries, VA, 22026. Your Custom Text Here. Please feel free to take a look around. Check out my portfolio, read a blog entry or two, and if you feel like reaching out,. Please don't hesitate to send me a note through my contact page.
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Tricia Bowden Art
Some of my fondest memories are afternoons spent painting with my grandfather in a sunlit room in his house outside of Philadelphia. He spent endless hours encouraging my natural obsession with drawing and painting and I feel an echo of his patience and love each time I start a new piece.
