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Web Design Resource Guide

Being a web designer means being at the forefront of technology. Instead of brushes and paint, you work with pixels and pointers. Armed with nothing but your creativity and a computer, you can design functional works of art seen and used by people all over the world. With over a billion people surfing the Internet, websites can get hundreds, thousands or even millions of visits a day. That's serious exposure.

Web Development Resource Guide

The increasing popularity of the web has made talented and well-trained web developers a hot commodity in today's job market. Unlike the early days of the internet, employers are now looking for web developers with at least a bachelor's degree in web development or computer science, as well as a few years of work experience. Get ready to flex your creative muscles, because every day in the life of a web developer presents a new challenge.

IT Management Resource Guide

If you have the technical, business and IT leadership skills, and are willing to get the appropriate IT management training, a rewarding career in information technology management may just be right for you.

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Interview with a Game Designer

An interview with Paolo Malabuyo, Lead Design Program Manager for XBox at Microsoft. Paolo says, "I love being able create stuff, to come up with a cool idea and actually see it happen. It's fun working in the games industry. The people I work with all love to do what they're doing, and when I go out I see people enjoying the things I work on. People get excited when they talk about games." Read More

Interview with an Animator

An interview with Scott Clark, Supervising Animator at Pixar. Scott says, " Through luck and talent, I ended up at Pixar, as the first intern hired when Toy Story was still in the theaters. The bulk of my career as an artist is producing footage. I get a scene and it's my job to animate the scene, to bring it to life, to convince the audience that the character exists as a living, breathing entity. It's kind of an invisible craft." Read More

Information Technology Training

Information technology training leads to high-paying computer jobs. In 2008, the average starting salary in IT increased by 5.3 percent over 2007 levels, with some high demand positions posting 7 percent increases. This is due to a talent crunch in the IT industry – the demand for talented computer professionals is higher than it's been in five years.