Retractable ”window shade” style vertical display in its own stand providing general information about UW-Extension’s Agriculture and Natural Resources Programs.  Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about ANRE.  (Measures 32″ W x 80″ H in 8.5″ D stand when fully extended) (2011) – SELF-CONTAINED DISPLAY, TELESCOPING POLE.

Portable photo display which teaches basic All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) safety messages.  22 laminated panels with color photos and text have Velcro tabs on the back that can be used on any Velcro-type display unit.  Suggested display space is 86″ wide x 47″ tall.  **Requires Large display board (two 27″ side panels, one 28″ center panel, 35″ high) #17635 & Display board header (same width as large display board, 12″ high) #17636, which may be booked separately. (1997) – 22 LAMINATED PHOTOS, INSTRUCTIONS, PHOTO OF DISPLAY.

4/10/03 Penn State videoconference intended for childcare providers and families.  Topics include: New ideas for math learning; Low cost-no-cost, fun activities; Helping parents understand what children are learning and Setting up the room for math learning. (2003) – VHS VIDEO (90:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Better Kid Care Series)

11/27/07 satellite videoconference where Wisconsin residents gathered at county Extension offices around the state to provide input as to how the UW system can help strengthen the estate’s communities and economy.  UW System President Kevin Reilly spoke, along with Senior Vice President Don Mash and both answered questions. (2007) - DVD  (55:00).

Intended to prepare high school seniors bound for college and their parents for the transition to college.  Curriculum emphasizes academics, finances, relationships, and healthy choices. High school students and parents will learn how to understand and manage normal emotions and conflicts, increase communication and problem-solving skills, and create a plan for students to use when faced with specific issues, conflicts, or crises.  Designed to be taught as a three-week program or a two-hour workshop. (2008) – DVD (18:00), TWO CD’S CONTAINING USER GUIDE, POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS, HANDOUTS AND MARKETING MATERIALS.

Three panel tabletop display featuring information about health care access, health care costs and healthy behaviors.  Each panel includes a Q & A format about each health care issue.  Provides three options for interaction with participants which may be used singly or together depending on the audience and degree of interaction desired. **Requires large display board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and header panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.** (2008) – 3 DISPLAY PANELS, HEADER, “YOUR OPINION PLEASE! BOXES, INSTRUCTIONS (5p), MASTER FOR “ULTIMATE HEALTH CARE QUIZ”  & ANSWERS (4P).

Set of learn-by-doing activities focusing on beef cattle. Designed as a series of mini-learning stations where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities.  Topics covered include Anatomy, Breeds, Conformation, Meat Science and Quality Assurance. (1994) – INCLUDES  INSTRUCTIONS, VIDEO, CURRICULUM GUIDE, POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS.  (Livestock Skillathon Series - Beef)

Tabletop display featuring 15 colorful blocks (11” x 12” each), each with picture and text depicting important things parents of young children can do such as “Offer choices”, “Let your child help”, “Listen and discover”.  Blocks have velcro backing so they can be attached to display board (not included, available from Media Collection #17635) (1998) –  TABLETOP DISPLAY

Horizontal banner designed around the CES core values, celebrating the Centennial of UW-Extension, Cooperative Extension.  Measures 2’ x 8’, with grommets for hanging. **NOTE: This is not the Centennial Display (#19100) which is a free standing “window shade” style display also available from the Media Collection** (2012) – 2’ x 8’ HORIZONTAL BANNER.

Retractable  “window shade” style vertical display celebrating UW-Extension, Cooperative Extension’s Centennial.  Designed around the CES core values, the display features pictures incorporating historical themes as determined by the Centennial History Committee.   Measures 40” W x 9 “D x 84” H when fully extended in its own stand.  **This is not the Centennial Banner (#19105) which is a 2’ x 8’ horizontal banner with grommets for hanging also available from the Media Collection**  (2012) – RETRACTABLE BANNER STAND VERTICAL DISPLAY WITH FOLDING SUPPORT ROD.

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Central District/WACEC District 3. Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. DVD (14:00).  (Partners in Planning Series)

Covers simplifying your photographic subject; the rule of thirds; using leading lines; s-curves and triangles; symmetrical and nonsymmetrical balance; foreground framing for 3-D appeal; mergers; cropping for added impact. (1985) – VHS VIDEO (30:00).

Promotes UW-Madison’s Farm & Industry Short Course program through interviews with alumni, current students and faculty.  The 17 week program combines cutting edge knowledge in agriculture with practical hands-on experience.  Video includes on-location footage of short course classes and labs, interaction with professors and a variety of other information concerning the program. (2006) - DVD  (14:00)

This 4-part program explores different ways individuals react to stress, and the special demands that faculty members face. Suggests ways faculty can cope with stress, and helps them see the “big picture” of university life in the context of stress. Part 1 “The Who, What, When, Where and How of Stress”; Part 2 “Coping With Pre-tenure Stress”; Part 3 “Life and Stress After Tenure”; Part 4 “Balancing Personal Life and Work”. 4 VHS VIDEOS, USER GUIDE RESEARCH ARTICLES, 3 SELF-TESTS.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (85:00)

Set of learn-by-doing activities focused on dairy cattle.  Designed as a series of mini-learning stations where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities.  Topics covered include: Anatomy, Breeds, Conformation, Animal Handling and Quality Assurance.  (2000) – INSTRUCTIONS, VIDEO, CURRICULUM GUIDE, POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS.

Aimed at helping the viewer get the most from their digital camera and Photoshop Elements 2.  Eight lessons cover Digital imaging basics, The file browser, Correcting colors, Retouch and liquefy, Sharpen and blur, Panoramas and slideshows, Printing your photos and Web images and animation. (2002) – CD-ROM, COURSE OUTLINE.

Discusses how our paradigms – the set of rules and regulations that define the boundaries of our reasoning – filter our thinking and may prevent us from accepting relevant data. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE. (1984) - VHS VIDEO  (34:00)

Header to be attached to top of large 3-panel tabletop display boards as needed. Side panels are 27″ wide, center panel is 28″ wide, board is 12″ high.  **Display Board – Large also available – #17635** (1994) - 3-PANEL VELCRO DISPLAY BOARD HEADER.

Free-standing 3-panel tabletop display board for use with velcro displays. Side panels are 27″ wide, center panel is 28″ wide, board is 35″ high.  **Header panel also available if needed – #17636** (1994) – 3-PANEL VELCRO DISPLAY BOARD.

Free-standing 3-panel tabletop display board for use with velcro displays. Side panels are 19″ wide, center panel is 20″ wide, board is 24″ high. (1990) – 3-PANEL VELCRO DISPLAY BOARD IN BROWN VINYL CARRYING CASE.

For use with Family Living Program tabletop displays.  White cloth with UW-Extension logo covers the display table, with blue cloth on top. (2006) – WHITE AND BLUE TABLE COVERS. (2006)

Set of learn-by-doing activities focusing on dogs.  Designed as a series of mini-learning stations, where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities.  Topics covered include: Anatomy; Canine Awareness, Care, Handling, Health, and Management; Breeds; Conformation; and Equipment, Products and Facility Management.   (1998) – INCLUDES CURRICULUM GUIDE, AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS.

Features tips on using a point and shoot camera to produce professional looking pictures. Topics covered include How the Camera Works, Types of Cameras, Auto/Fixed and Manual Controls, Your Camera’s Lens, Film and Film Types, Using Your Flash, Available Light, Steady Shooting, Composition, Finding Pictures, Picture Faults and Buying Tips. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (60:00)

4/14/05 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and parents.  Focuses on helping children learn thinking skills.  Suggests ways to guide children to explore options and solve problems. (2005) – VHS VIDEO (79:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Better Kid Care Series)

In this 3rd edition of what has become a classic reference for adult educators in better understanding adult learner motivation, Raymond Wlodkowskiexplores the conditions that evoke learner motivation and demonstrates how educators of adults can create learning environments that stimulate and nourish the desire to learn.  Wlodkowski illuminates the characteristics of a motivating instructor — expertise, compassion, enthusiasm, cultural responsiveness and clarity. He integrates neuroscientific understanding of motivation and learning (i.e. brain research that informs motivation and learning), enabling educators of adults to be more responsive to linguistically and culturally different learners.  His presentation is practical, immediately usable, humorous, insightful and filled with examples and case studies. (2008) – Text (528p).

Tabletop display for use at workshops and seminars for Family Living Program campus and county staff dealing with the issue of family caregiving. **Requires Large Display Board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and Header Panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.**).  (2006) – 3 PANEL DISPLAY &  HEADER, TWO TABLE COVERS.

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand  providing general information about UWEX Family Living Programs.  Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about FLP.  Measures 32″ W x 80″ H in 8.5″ D stand when fully extended.  Replaces 2003 three panel tabletop display. (2010) – SELF- CONTAINED DISPLAY WITH TELESCOPING POLE

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand promoting  awareness of the Emerald Ash Borer and firewood quarantines.  “You can keep the trees in Wisconsin’s yards, parks and forests healthy and beautiful.  How?  It’s simple.   Don’t move firewood.”  Measures 87” H x 35” W  in 10” D stand when fully extended.  (2011) – SELF-CONTAINED DISPLAY WITH FOLDING SUPPORTING ROD.

Three panel tabletop display featuring information on how to identify reliable health information on the internet, tools to access reliable information on the internet, and the importance of discussing internet information with health care providers. **Requires large display board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and header panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.** (2008) – 3 DISPLAY PANELS, HEADER, INSTRUCTIONS (4p), MASTER FOR “EVALUATING WEBSITES” WORKSHEET (2p).

Mini-learning stations where participants can test their knowledge regarding both dairy and meat goats.  Topics covered include – Anatomy, Breed Identification, Mammary Structures, Hooves, Tattooing Techniques, Showmanship Scoring, Medicine Labels and Inserts, Wholesale Cuts of Chevon, Feet and Leg Structural Differences and Safe Animal Handling.  (1997) – INCLUDES A VARIETY OF POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS.  (Dairy Skillathon Series)

Tabletop display developed by UWEX Waukesha County and Wisconsin DNR for use in educating homeowners on how to control gypsy moths in their backyard.  Contains 17 colorful styrene pieces with velcro backing.  Works well on 46″ x 76″ three section display board (not included – board #17635 and header #17636 available separately from Media Collection. (2000) -  TABLETOP DISPLAY, HANDOUT MASTERS, DNR GYPSY MOTH IDENTIFICATION CARD (50 included, extras available free from DNR – contact them at 1-800-642-MOTH before you use the display to get a supply to distribute).

Harold Compton demonstrates how to photograph horses in a variety of settings. (1987) - VHS VIDEO  (43:00)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Focuses on the importance of parental involvement in their children’s school activities.  (1994) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (27:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Comprehensive study guide and reference source based on the Horse Learning Lab kit.  Topics covered include Anatomy (internal & external), Breed identification, Conformation, Horse Equipment and Tack, Health (parasites), Equine Awareness and Care and Nutrition (feed materials and plant identification).  Each section has multiple quizzes. CD-ROM. (1998) - CD-ROM

Set of learn-by-doing activities focusing on horses. Designed as a series of mini-learning stations, where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities. Topics covered include: Anatomy; Breeds; Conformation; Equine Care & Awareness; Nutrition; Reproduction & Genetics; Tack & Equipment. (1998) – INCLUDES CURRICULUM GUIDE, AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS.

Don Shugart, professional horse photographer, focuses on how to take a perfect picture of the halter horse. Discusses equipment, poses, lighting and weather conditions.  (1986) - VHS VIDEO  (43:00)

Video of a series of Basic School IPM workshops that have been given in Wisconsin.  Covers indoor and outdoor use of pesticides.  Intended for school maintenance personnel, grounds people, administrators and safety coordinators. (2002) – TWO VHS VIDEOS (255 min total), MANUAL.

Tabletop display introducing the general public to invasive plant species, covers identification, removal, disposal and follow-up.  Focuses on Garlic Mustard, Wild Parsnip, Purple Loosestrife, Dame’s Rocket and Glossy and Common Buckthorn.  Includes information sheets on each species.  **Requires 3 panel folding display board available separately from Media Collection (#17635)**. (2002) – TABLETOP DISPLAY, INFORMATION SHEET MASTERS.

Designed to help people who work with youth do so in positive ways that will help young people learn and grow. Content includes the need for youth to make decisions, designing meaningful experiences and encouraging youth to share their learning. Focuses on 4-H, but appropriate for anyone working with youth. (1991) – VHS VIDEO (16:00), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Designed to be used with the LEGO Mindstorms NXT Robot Base Kit (#19097) to create advanced robot           configurations.  Only contains LEGO building elements, DOES NOT include  sensors or intelligent Brick and cannot be used alone. (2006) – 817 ELEMENTS, ILLUSTRATED CONTENT LIST.

Includes all materials to build the basic robot as described  at http://www.legoeducation.us/eng/product/lego_mindstorms_education_nxt_base_set/2095   Includes 5 sensors: light, sound, ultrasonic and 2 touch sensors, along with a rechargeable battery, intelligent brick and LEGO building elements.  Best if used with LEGO Mindstorms software (#19099). (2006) - 437 ELEMENTS, MANUAL, ILLUSTRATED CONTENT LIST.

LEGO Mindstorms NXT software pack includes cd installation software for both Mac and PC as seen at  http://education.lego.com/en-gb/products/mindstorms/2000080/.  Computer requirements: OX XP, Vista or 7; 1    GHz or better; CD-ROM Drive; Minimum 512mb Ram; Minimum 700mb hard disk    space available; XGA display; USB port.  This software is to be used for programming LEGO NXT Mindstorms Robot Base Kit (#19097). UW-Extension      holds a site license for all UW-Extension owned computers. Downloading software on other computers is prohibited. (2009, 2010) – THREE CD-ROM’s

3 panel display describing Family Living’s efforts related to poverty and financial management education. Covers three categories (one on each panel): Raising awareness about poverty, Building skills of professions that work with individuals in poverty, and Direct teaching of skills for low income individuals. **Requires large display board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and header panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.** (2005) – 3 PANEL DISPLAY & HEADER.

Step by step training helps the viewer master Access 2002.  (2002) – CD-ROM.  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Step by step training helps the viewer access the entire Microsoft Office XP suite including – Word 2002, Excel 2002, PowerPoint 2002, Outlook 2002, Word 2000, Excel 2000 and Access 2000.  (2002) – CD-ROM. (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Step-by-step training teaches how to use Photoshop 7 and Image Ready 7 (also includes Mastering Photoshop 6 and Image Ready 3). Over 40 lessons guide the viewer through a myriad of Photoshop tools and then helps apply them. (2003) – CD-ROM, POSTER.  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Step by step training helps the viewer master both Windows XP and Windows ME. (2002) – CD-ROM.  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

12/13/07 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and parents.  Explains what young children understand about math at each age, why hands-on learning is the best way for children to learn math and demonstrates simple math activities to do with infants, toddlers & preschoolers. (2007) – DVD (87:00), PRINT  MATERIALS.  (Better Kid Care Series)

The basics of Access 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Access 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include working with an existing database; working with database objects; editing database objects; tables and forms, queries and reports; output and extras.  Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) - CD-ROM (3 hours). (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format intended for advanced Access 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Database and Tables, Queries; Controls and formatting; Forms and subforms; Reports; Macros; Security and Customization; and Extras. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format intended for beginning Access 2007 users. Topics covered include: Getting Started; Views and Database Objects; Tables; Data; Forms and Reports; Queries and Extras; Output; and Getting Help. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The advanced features of Excel 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Excel 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include workbooks and worksheets; rows, columns and cells; data; formulas; managing data; pictures, diagrams and charts, revision and security; macros and customization. Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) – CD-ROM (4 hours). (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The basics of Excel 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Excel 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include workbooks and worksheets; cells, rows and columns; data; formatting cells; formulas; output. Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) –  CD-ROM (180 min.) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format intended for advanced Excel 2007 users. Topics covered include: Workbooks and Worksheets; Cells, Rows and Columns; Data; Formulas; Illustrations and Charts; Managing Data; Revision and Security; and Macros and Customization. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format intended for beginning Excel 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Getting Started; Workbooks and worksheets; Cells, Rows, and Columns; Data and Views; Formatting Cells; Formulas; Output; and Getting Help.(2007) - CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).   (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced training for various Microsoft software programs. FORMAT VARIES, SOME VHS VIDEOS, SOME CD’S. SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION. 

Mastering Access 2002 – #18646

Mastering Office XP – #18647

Mastering Photoshop 7 – #18689 

Mastering Windows XP – #18648

Microsoft Access 2003 Basic – #18838

Microsoft Access 2007 - Basic – #18968

Microsoft Access 2007 – Advanced – #18969

Microsoft Excel 2003 – Basic - #18839

Microsoft Excel 2003 – Advanced – #18840

Microsoft Excel 2007- Basic – #18970

Microsoft Excel 2007 – Advanced – #18971

Microsoft Outlook 2003 – Basic – #18841 

Microsoft Outlook 2003 – Advanced – #18842

Microsoft Outlook 2007 – Basic – #18972

Microsoft Outlook 2007 – Advanced – #18973

Microsoft Outlook Web Access 2003 – Basic – #18843

Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 – Basic – #18844 

Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 – Advanced – #18845 

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 – Basic – #18974 

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 – Advanced – #18975 

Microsoft Publisher 2007 – Basic – #18976 

Microsoft Publisher 2007 – Advanced – #18977

Microsoft Word 2003 – Basic – #18846

Microsoft Word 2003 – Advanced – #18847 

Microsoft Word 2007 – Basic – #18978

Microsoft Word 2007 – Advanced – #18979 

The advanced features of Outlook 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Outlook 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback. Topics include email formatting and editing, calendar, contacts; tables, charts, and diagrams; mail security, archiving and data files; and customizing Outlook. Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) – CD-ROM (4 hours) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The basics of Outlook 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to   use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Outlook 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include email, mail extras, calendar, contacts, tasks, notes and Office tools.  Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) – CD-ROM (3  hours) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format intended for advanced Outlook 2007 users.  Topics covered include: E-Mail; Mail Formatting; Calendar; Contacts; Tables and Charts; Mail Security; Archives and Data Files; and Customizing Outlook. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format intended for beginning Outlook 2007 users.  Topics covered include: getting Started; E-Mail; Mail Extras; Calendar; Contacts; Tasks and Notes; Journal and Extras; Searching and Getting Help. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The basics of Outlook Web Access 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Outlook Web Access 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Major topics include managing your email, calendar, contacts and tasks.  Mail security, customization and getting help are also covered.  Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) – CD-ROM (240 minutes)  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The advanced features of PowerPoint 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and PowerPoint 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback. Topics include animation and multimedia; slide shows; graphics; special slides; import and output features; reviewing and security; customization; macros and extras.  Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610.  (2005) - CD-ROM  (4 hours) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The basics of PowerPoint 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and PowerPoint 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include getting started; viewing and formatting slides; text; graphics; charts, tables and multimedia; slide shows, output, and getting help. Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) - CD-ROM  (3 hours) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format for advanced PowerPoint 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Masters and Templates; Animation and Multimedia; Text; Charts and Tables; Graphics; Proofing and Reviewing; Slide; Security and Customization. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete ).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series).

Self-paced format for beginning PowerPoint 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Getting Started; Slides; Text; Graphics; Themes and Backgrounds; Slide Shows and Web; Viewing and Output; and Getting Help. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format for advanced Publisher 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Graphics; Text; Tables; Web Publications; Web Extras; Mail and Catalog Merge; Output; and Customizing. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete). (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format for beginning Publisher 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Getting Started; Page Setup and Master Page; Text and Text Formatting; Paragraph Formatting; Graphics; Editing; Output; and Getting Help. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Teaches the advanced features of Word 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Word 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback. Topics include text and paragraph formatting; styles and reviewing; tables and charts; mail merge; long or complex documents; macros and shortcuts; security and privacy; and customizing Word. Requires Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) – CD-ROM (240 min.)  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Teaches novice Word users the basics of Word 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and Word 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include identifying parts of the Word window, text formatting, paragraph formatting, inserting graphics, document editing, document outputs (printing). Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) – CD-ROM (3 hours). (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format for advanced Word 2007 users.  Topics covered include: Text and Paragraph Formatting; Page Layout, Styles, and Themes; Tables and Charts; Long or Complex Documents; Mail Merge; Equations and Macros; Security and Extras; and Customizing Word. (2007) - CD (approx. 4 hours to complete). (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Self-paced format for beginning Word 2007 users.  Topics covered include:  Getting Started; Text and Text formatting; Document and Paragraph Formatting; Graphics and Building Blocks; Editing; Reviewing a Document; Views and Output; and Getting Help and Extras. (2007) – CD (approx. 4 hours to complete).  (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

2008 Iowa State Current Issues in Nutrition webinar.  Focuses on the role of nutrition education in changing health behaviors and the importance of effective evaluation.  Explores the impact of environment on nutrition education efforts and their effectiveness.  Intended for educators developing or providing nutrition education to adult or youth audiences.  (2008) – 4 DVD’s (273 minutes total)

Edited version of 1/13/2000 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Focuses on how nonprofit and public sector organizations can implement the process of outcome measurement.  Meg Plants of United Way of America discusses what outcomes are, how they are different from activities, and how their measurement can benefit your organization and your communication with stockholders. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (94:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Learning Institute for Non Profit Organizations Enrichment Programs Series)

Tabletop display focusing on “Preparing to Parent”, “Parenting the First Year” and “Parenting the Second and Third Year”, newsletter series distributed throughout Wisconsin by locally developed community partnerships. Display highlights coalitions’ efforts and summarizes research findings regarding benefits of newsletters to parents of infants and toddlers. **Requires large display board (two 27″ side panels, one 28″ center panel, 35″ high) #17635 which may be booked separately**.  (Revised 2007) – 3 PANEL TABLETOP DISPLAY, PRINT MATERIALS, SAMPLE NEWSLETTERS.

Four-part video production focusing on basic photography.  Includes an exclusive print companion loaded with photo tips and examples.  Takes a non-technical approach to photography, which allows the average “point and shooter” to understand the basic principles of photography at a comfortable pace.  Contains wonderful examples of how to teach photography to others.  Topics of the individual videos include People, Landscapes, Animal and Travel. (1995) – FOUR VHS VIDEOS (30:00 EACH),  LEADER GUIDE.

Explains how to use the UWEX Planning and Results System.  Serves as a training tool for new users as well as a review for current users.  (2002) - DVD 

Set of learn-by-doing activities introducing students to the basic concepts and terminology used in the identification of deciduous trees and shrubs.  Designed as a series of mini-learning stations, where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities. Topics covered include: Bark, Stems, Leaves, Flowers, Fruit, Buds and Bud and Leaf Arrangement. (1996) – INCLUDES LESSON PLANS, AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF POSTERS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, AND INSTRUCTIONS.

Comprehensive study guide and reference source based on the Poultry Learning Lab Kit.  Topics covered include Anatomy, Breed Identification, Meat Science, Egg Quality, Chicken/Turkey Evaluation, Quality Assurance and Equipment and Facility Management.  Includes multiple quizzes.  (1997) - CD-ROM.

Mini-learning stations where participants can test their knowledge and abilities regarding poultry.  Topics covered include Anatomy, Poultry Breeds, Meat & Eggs, Carcass Evaluation, Quality Assurance and Equipment & Facility Management.  (1998) - INCLUDES A VARIETY OF POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS.

3 panel display highlighting general methods of food preservation.  Features several food safety facts related to food preservation.   **Requires large display board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and header panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.** (2005) – 3 PANEL DISPLAY WITH HEADER.

Designed to help new county CES faculty and staff understand Extension programming, learn the basics about Extension program development, get ready to work effectively with their program area representatives and start thinking about writing a plan for their work. (2002) - CD-ROM

Sauk County 4-H Youth Development Educator Jessica Jens tells new colleagues how she uses the program development model as she develops her programming. (2005) - DVD  (11:00)

Gerry Campbell narrates a pictorial essay on UW Extension’s rich history of public service.  (1999) – VHS VIDEO (20:00).  (1999 Cooperative Extension Faculty-Staff Conference Series)

Comprehensive study guide and reference source based on the Rabbit Learning Lab Kit.  Includes cavy activities as well. Topics covered include Anatomy, Breed Identification, Conformation, Identification Systems, Reproduction and Genetics, Ailments and Disorders, Caging and Handling, Hutch Sanitation, and Disqualifications and Elimination.  Includes multiple quizzes.  (1997) – CD-ROM. (1997) - CD-ROM 

Set of learn-by-doing activities focusing on rabbits, with some cavy activities as well.  Designed to be used as a series of mini-learning stations where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities.  Topics covered include – Ailments and Disorders, Caging and Handling Rabbits Safely, Cavy Breeds, Faults and Disqualifications, Gender Determination, Genetics of Rabbits, Parts of a Rabbit, Rabbit breeds, Rabbit conformation, Rabbit Tattooing and Sanitation.  INCLUDES A VARIETY OF POSTERS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS. (1997)

Freestanding tabletop 3 panel display board (28” X 35”) for use with velcro displays.   Includes header (28” x 12”).  Lights which attach to the top of the display also available – book separately – #18225.  **NOTE: Displays will not be shipped, must be picked up and returned to us**.  THREE PANEL DISPLAY BOARD WITH HEADER, PRINT MATERIALS, PARTS. 

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand promoting UW- Extension, Family Living Program’s Rent Smart curriculum.  Rent Smart provides practical education to enable potential renters to acquire and keep housing. Audiences include Extension colleagues, housing groups, landlords, tenants, high school and college teachers, etc. (Measures 32″ W x 80″ H in 8.5″ D stand when fully extended) (2010) –  SELF-CONTAINED DISPLAY, TELESCOPING POLE.

3/13/08 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and parents. Focuses on making science activities fun for children and adults while they learn the basics.  Teaches the process of science inquiry for young children and how children’s daily science explorations can be encouraged. DVD,  PRINT MATERIALS. Part of BETTER KID CARE Series. (2008) - DVD  (74 min.)

Set of learn-by-doing activities focusing on sheep.  Designed as a series of mini-learning stations, where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities.  Topics covered include Anatomy, Breeds, Conformation, Meat Science and Quality Assurance. INCLUDES VIDEO & CURRICULUM GUIDE, AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF POSTER, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS.  Part of Series–LIVESTOCK SKILLATHONS. (1994)

Provides a glimpse of the Wisconsin Idea in action at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Human Ecology which celebrated its centennial in 2003.  Segments covering  1. A history of SOHE (4:42) – 2. The ABC Project (10:05) – 3. Beaded Prayers Project (7:25) – 4. Family Impact Seminars (8:06) – 5. Family Voices (10:20) and a short presentation by Dean Robin Douthitt (2:00) demonstrate the link between research and outreach at SOHE.  (2005) - DVD  (31 min.)

Summarizes information about the evidence-based “Strengthening Families Program for Parents and Youth 10-14.  Information is categorized in a “What it is”, “How it works”, “Evidence that it works” format along with quotes from youth and parents.  **Requires large display board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and header panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.** (Small version also available – #18849), 3 PANEL DISPLAY AND HEADER, TWO TABLE COVERS. (2006)

Summarizes information about the evidence-based “Strengthening Families Program for Parents and Youth 10-14.  Info is categorized in a “What it is”, “How it works”, “Evidence that it works” format along with quotes from youth and parents.  **Requires small display board (two 19” side panels, one 20” center panel, 24” high) – #16814 which may be booked separately.** (Larger version also available – #18836) 3 PANEL DISPLAY AND HEADER. (2006)

Set of learn-by-doing activities focusing on swine.  Designed as a series of mini-learning stations, where participants can test their own knowledge and abilities.  Topics covered include Anatomy, Breeds, Conformation, Meat Science and Quality Assurance. INCLUDES VIDEO & CURRICULUM GUIDE, AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF POSTER, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, IDENTIFICATION TAGS, SITUATION/TASK STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS.  Part of Series–LIVESTOCK SKILLATHONS . (1994)

9/12/02 UWEX satellite videoconference.  Provided an overview of new learning technologies and how they might impact how CES clientele receive information and learn.  Featured videotaped examples of how CES colleagues are currently using new technologies to meet the needs of learners.  Also explained what we know about learners and technology and offered a status report from the TL21 Task Force.  VHS VIDEO, PARTICIPANT PACKET (8P). (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (120 min.)

Abridged versions of using technology for program delivery case studies that were featured in the “Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century” videoconference: Black board, WisLine Web, Low-Cost Milk Parlor Design and Food Safety cd.  Montage originally produced for the 2003 WACEC conference showcasing Cooperative Extension’s use of technology in educating the people of Wisconsin.  (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (14 min.)

6/22/05 UWEX satellite videoconference offering an introduction to Transformational Education. Examines the characteristics of Transformational Education and how it applies to Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. Features a case study and county initiatives that exemplify Transformational Education. **VHS format also available – #18767**. DVD VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE (3p). (2005) - DVD  (120 min.)

6/22/05 UWEX satellite videoconference offering an introduction to Transformational Education. Examines the characteristics of Transformational Education and how it applies to Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. Features a case study and county initiatives that exemplify Transformational Education. **DVD format also available – #18776**. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE (3p). (2005) - DVD  (120 min.)

A portable photo sampler from Wisconsin’s 11,500 4-H photography project members and other youth groups. Composed of 135 photos representing youth from 52 counties including Adams, Ashland, Barron, Brown, Buffalo, Calumet, Chippewa, Columbia, Crawford, Dane, Dodge, Door, Douglas, Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, Grant, Green, Iowa, Jackson, Juneau, Kenosha, Lafayette, Langlade, Manitowoc, Marathon, Marinette, Marquette, Milwaukee, Monroe, Oconto, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, Portage, Price, Racine, Richland, Rock, Sauk, Shawano, Sheboygan, Vernon, Walworth, Washburn, Washington, Waukesha, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago   and Wood. (2011) – 23 PANELS.

A portable photo sampler from Wisconsin’s 11,500 4-H photography project members and other youth groups.  Composed of 152 photos representing youth from 56 counties including Adams, Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Brown, Buffalo, Calumet, Chippewa, Columbia, Crawford, Dane, Dodge, Door, Douglas, Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, Grant, Green, Green Lake, Iowa, Jackson, Jefferson, Juneau, Kenosha, La Crosse, Lafayette, Langlade, Lincoln, Manitowoc, Marathon, Marinette, Marquette, Milwaukee, Monroe, Oconto, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Pierce, Polk, Portage, Price, Racine, Richland, Rock, Sauk, Shawano, Taylor, Vernon, Walworth, Washburn, Washington, Waukesha, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago and Wood. (2010) – 26 PANELS.

A portable photo sampler from Wisconsin’s 11,500 4-H photography project members and other youth groups.  Composed of nearly 150 photos representing youth from 54 counties including Adams, Ashland, Bayfield, Brown, Buffalo, Calumet, Chippewa, Columbia, Dane, Dodge, Door, Douglas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, Grant, Green, Green Lake, Iowa, Jackson, Jefferson, Juneau, Kenosha, La Crosse, Lafayette, Langlade, Lincoln, Manitowoc, Marathon, Marinette, Milwaukee, Monroe, Oconto, Outagamie, Pierce, Polk, Portage, Price, Racine, Richland, Rock, Sauk, Shawano, Sheboygan, Trempealeau, Vernon, Walworth, Washburn, Washington, Waukesha, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago and Wood. (2009) – 22 PANELS, PRESS RELEASE.

A portable photo sampler from Wisconsin’s 10,000 4-H photography project members and other youth groups.  Composed of nearly 130 photos representing youth from 50 counties including Adams, Ashland, Bayfield, Buffalo, Calumet, Chippewa, Clark, Columbia, Crawford, Dane, Dodge, Door, Douglas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, Grant, Green, Green Lake, Iowa, Jackson, Kenosha, La Crosse, Lafayette, Langlade, Lincoln, Manitowoc, Marathon, Marinette, Marquette, Oconto, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Pierce, Polk, Portage, Price, Richland, Sauk, Shawano, Trempealeau, Vernon, Walworth, Washburn, Washington, Waukesha, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago and Wood. (2008) – 19 PANELS, PRESS RELEASE.

3/7/02 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and families.  Focus is on providing childcare staff with information about the ways in which computers can be integrated into the daily curriculum plan. VHS VIDEO, PARTICIPANT HANDBOOK.  Part of BETTER KID CARE Series.  (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (120 min.)

3/21/02 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and families.  Discusses introducing small children to computers.  Topics discussed include how to create an enhanced computer interest area and how to guide children’s behavior there, what the rules should be.  Also introduces a variety of games that can be played around computer activities. VHS VIDEO, PARTICIPANT HANDBOOK.  Part of BETTER KID CARE Series.  (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (120 min.)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Elizabeth Kirton, of Fresno California shares the importance and value of continuing education for all family members.  VHS VIDEO (Hmong language).    Part of Series – BRIDGING HMONG AMERICAN. (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (28 min.)

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Southern District/WACEC District 2.  Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. DVD.   Part of PARTNERS IN PLANNING SERIES. (2004) - DVD  (20 min.)

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Northern District/WACEC District 4.  Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. DVD.  Part of PARTNERS IN PLANNING SERIES. (2004) - DVD  (16 min.)

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Western District. Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. DVD. Part of PARTNERS IN PLANNING SERIES. (2004) - DVD  (12 min.)

12/12/02 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and families.  Focuses on issues involving kindergarten readiness.  Topics include – Learn what children really need (and don’t need) before starting school, Simple things you can do to prepare children for school, Helping parents understand what children need and Starting infants and toddlers on the right track. VHS VIDEO, LEADER GUIDE. Part of BETTER KID CARE Series. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (71 min.)

Based on the best-selling business book, “Who Moved My Cheese?” is a simple parable that teaches a way to deal with change in your work and in your life.  It is the story of 4 characters who live in a “Maze” and look for “Cheese” to nourish them and make them happy.  “Cheese” is a metaphor for what we want in life…good job, loving relationship, money, peace of mind.  “The Maze” is where we look for what we want…the organization we live in, family, community.  In the story the characters are faced with unexpected change and deal with it in a variety of ways.  In the process they discover how to deal with change so they can enjoy more success and less stress.- VHS VIDEOCASSETTE, PRINT MATERIALS, WHO MOVED MY CHEESE?  (Up to 45 copies of the book may be borrowed for the audience – takes less than an hour to read)  **When you order – please specify whether or not you’d like the book to be sent with the video, as well as how many copies you need.** (1999) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand, providing general information about the Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program (WNEP). Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about WNEP.   Measures 32″ W x 80″ H in 8.5″ D stand when fully extended. Replaces 2003 tri-panel version. **Small 3 panel tabletop version also available – #18605** (2011) – SELF-CONTAINED DISPLAY, TELESCOPING POLE.

3 panel tabletop display providing general information about the Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program (WNEP).  Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about FLP.  **Requires small display board (two 19” side panels, one 20” center panel, 24” high) – #16814, which may be booked separately.** Self-contained ”banner style” version also available – #18604.   (2003) - 3 DISPLAY PANELS, PRINT MATERIALS, 2 TABLE COVERS.

A primer for county-based UWEX CE personnel assigned to operate the satellite equipment. Segments include understanding the process, how satellite technology works, how to tune in, view and record satellite programs, where to get information about satellite programs and an updated UWEX-CE Policy Guidelines for the WisSat System. CD-ROM (2003) - CD-ROM