B2tween Creativity & Safety

These are pictures of Denver Children' Museum I took today.

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This site is about Colorado Tour Information.

http://www.planetware.com/colorado-tourism-vacations-usco.htm

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This is my reflection papers of introduction to instructional design and technology

with a book 'Trends and Issues in Instructional Design and Technology'

I divided this book into 5 units. Each unit has several chapters in it and

consists of like below.

Unit 1: Section 1 – Defining the Field (Chapters 1-3)
Unit 2: Section 2 – Theories and Models of Learning and Instruction (Chapters 4-9)
Unit 3: Section 3 – Evaluating, Implementing, and Managing Instructional Programs

and Projects and Section 4 – Human Performance Technology (Chapters 10-17)
Unit 4: Section 5 – Trends and Issues in Various Settings and Section 6

Getting an IDT Position and Success At It (Chapters 18-27)
Unit 5: Section 7 – New Directions in Instructional Design and Technology

(Chapters 28-32)

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I took 4 subjects with 11 credits this fall semester 2010 and finally got my grades

for this semester this morning. I got 3 'A' (same as A+ in KOREA) and 1 'pass'

for the internship. What a beautiful morning it is !

 These are what I have done this fall for my first master semester.

http://web.me.com/mndk2b
http://iglassbox.site40.net

http://uncsnl.tk

http://how2do.host56.com

http://how2doproject.tk

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This videos are about University of Northern Colorado, 'Bringing Education To Life'.

UNC launched these 3 PR videos on national broadcatings in USA.

I think the slogan of UNC 'Bringing Education To Life' is great.

It is because they were founded in 1889 as a normal school where students were

educated in order to be teachers in Colorado.

Watch these 3 videos and recommend UNC to your friends or others.

University of Northern Colorado Part 1 in YouTube

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0b0G-9R9qM]

University of Northern Colorado Part 2 in YouTube

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z0PJaXYT6U]

University of Northern Colorado Part 3 in YouTube

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjdX4eTS-Os]

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It’s What The Locals Know And Love 

The center, or core, is where it all begins and where it all comes back to

in the end. Over seventy years ago the founders of Loveland Ski Area

discovered the core of great skiing in this mountain – an abundance of snow

from October through May, varied terrain and a close, easy trip from the city

of Denver. Loveland has stayed true to what the founders discovered and

what current locals refuse to let go of – great skiing and riding. To us, the core

of great skiing and riding is uncrowded slopes, short lift lines, free close-in parking

and fresh tracks all day long and days after a storm hits. This is the essence of

great Colorado skiing and riding. This is Core Colorado. 

Check out Loveland Ski Area’s NEW website and while you’re there check out

the live cams, including one perched high atop the Continental Divide. Be sure to

sign up for e-snow news so that you can receive opening day alerts, event and

“insider” news and snow alerts each time we get some of that 400 inches of powder

we are so famous for. 

MORE SNOW – LESS CROWDS – NO FUS

http://www.skiloveland.com

Mountain Information

Annual Snowfall: 400 inches / 1016 cm

Area: 1570 acres / 6353565 m²

Base Elevation: 10800 feet / 3292 meters

Summit Elevation: 13010 feet / 3965 meters

Vertical Drop: 2210 feet / 674 meters

Hours of Operation: 8:30am-4pm

Season Dates: October 2010 - May 2011

Best Known For

Loveland Ski Area is where Denver locals ski & ride. Sitting high atop The

Continental Divide, Loveland averages 400" of snow each season, more than

any Front Range or Summit County resort. Loveland is also just 53 miles from

Denver so it is a short drive from anywhere in the Front Range. While Loveland

has varied terrain for every ability, Loveland Valley provides beginners and first

timers with a separate base area and gentle slopes perfect for learning how to ski or ride.

This Just In

Loveland Ski Area was voted "Best Value" by the readers of Ski Magazine in their

2009 Reader's Poll. Loveland was also the first ski area in North America to open

for the 2009-2010 season. Loveland started the lifts on October 7, 2009 which was

the earliest opening in over 40 years.

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Arapahoe Basin Snow Sports School and High Adventure Center

Ski school: 3 years and up for ski; 5 years and up for snowboard.

Daycare: none. Lessons: ski, snowboard, telemark, and High Adventure Series,

featuring legends of skiing (50 and up), extreme mountain ski or ride, womens

only snowboard and telemark, avalanche school, and telemark clinics.

Guarantee to Ski/Ride: For just $309, you can learn to ski/ride in as few as

3 lessons and enjoy a season pass. Program includes a 2008-2009 Arapahoe

Basin Only Season Pass, three 2.5-hour lessons, full day equipment rental with

lessons. Ages 7 and up.

Call 1-888-ARAPAHOE or visit ARAPAHOEBASIN.COM for more information.

Open from October to early June, Arapahoe Basin has one of the longest ski seasons in North America. Enjoy the 360 degree view from the summit or lunch at Black Mountain Lodge all while skiing some of the best terrain in the country. With the addition of Montezuma Bowl, there is twice the natural beauty to explore; more high-alpine groomed runs, bowls, chutes and glades, all serviced by our new quad chair lift. Experience the Legend.

http://www.arapahoebasin.com

	Annual Snowfall

Mountain Information

Read more at www.coloradoski.com

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Idaho Springs has a population of 1,893 (and growing!) and is the largest town in

Clear Creek County. Idaho Springs and the Clear Creek County area offer many possibilities

for exploring the history of the area, recreational opportunities and other activities.

The Idaho Springs City Hall (shown at right) is the old Grass Valley School House.

In 1984 the school was due to be destroyed. The City of Idaho Springs bought the building

and had the school house moved to its current location. The building now holds City Hall,

the Idaho Springs Police Department and the Idaho Springs Municipal Court.

There are many hot springs in Idaho springs. Among them, I went to indian hot springs,

which was built in 1905. It is over 100 years old.

The building is quite old and looks like old but have something original about hot springs.

There are main resort rooms, inn room, lodge rooms, and cabin. It also has mineral water

swimming pool, cave bath, and private bath (like a small public bath in Korea).

For dinner, I went to an original colorado pizza restaurant in idaho springs.

Its name is Beau Jo's Pizza. The store has huge spaces and many people inside.

Pizza at Beau Jo's was so great with a big size.

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I went to Denver children museum with my family on Wednesday, 11/24.

When I see Denver children museum outside, it was like the remodeling of a old factory.

But inside the museum, there are a lot of fun and things for kids to learn and play.

Entrance fee is $8 for 2 years through 59 years. only under 1 year is free.

1 year baby and over 60 years old citizens are $6.

The museum is rather small and has 2 stories. There are a fire station and a fire car

in the 1st story. the 1st story has also a big room for babies and their families.

On the 2nd floor, there are many more fun than the 1st floor.

It has an art room to paint, 'Do it yourself' room for children to make their own product

by using recycling things, and a bubble room for kids and adults.

I like this bubble room, so that kids and adults can make various bubble on their own.

Denver children museum is a bit small but has many things to do for kids and families.    

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These photos are taken on the back home from UNC by my iPhone4.

Sunset was so beautiful, so I couldn't help taking pictures.

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