Secret War Journal[14 February 2012]
I am just returned home from a hectic day! :D
Before I begin anything on what had happened today, let me first wish you all a
Unfortunately, my plan to give out chocolate wafers which I bought a month ago was not very successful because everyone, including me, was busy.
Don't worry! I plan to still give out tomorrow, I hope. XD
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Meanwhile, I would like to special these people who giving me a Valentine's gift. Thank you! =)
IDA Infocomm Club Teachers' Seminar 2012
Today I helped out at an IDA event called the Infocomm Club Teachers' Seminar 2012.
I am not a key member of the event though, just helping out with ushering, registration and collection of forms at the event of the event.
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To me, the more interesting thing that happened during the event would be during the ushering.
I guess this is partly due to the fact that this is the first time I am helping out at events as an usher. Unlike Johnston and Joan, being Student councillors in junior college, I had no idea what to expect for this role.
Thankfully, the teachers who were attending this event were friendly and I actually had fun doing that role. For some reasons, doing this role remains me of the MPS sessions that I had been helping out. It made me wonder if I would this week's session because I would be going over to Siew Yan's house for steamboat instead.
Hmm, let's no sidetrack. :)
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After my usher role, I went over to help out at the registration booth. I had a nice chat with Zaliyah. :)
I guess this was perhaps my most challenging part, feeling helpless in addressing some of the teacher's queries. I suppose it is my fault for not being aware of the technical aspects of the Infocomm Club. XD
My secondary school decided, at the last moment, to not attend. Frankly, I was not expecting much, since most of my juniors during my school days had mostly graduated and my teachers-in-charge then had since left the school. I was still expecting to re-connect with my CCA though. Pity.
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Personally, one of the coolest feature of this seminar would be the talk by AutoDesk. I never thought they AutoDesk would actually give a talk in Singapore! Okay, I knew AutoDesk were committed to talking with customers but wohoo! Hahas!
Like I was saying to Joan, it made me feel like setting up a Infocomm Club all of sudden. :P
In addition, I really appreciate how IDA makes the effort to come up with findings and what's in store for all of us for this year. I think it is a feature that sets the CCA apart from other CCAs, (okay, not including NCC).
Unfortunately, I did not have the time to actually attend the talks and presentations for the event. Oh well...
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Today, some of my fellow interns were telling me that they were considering working in IDA. Hey, how awesome is that? :D
I am just returned home from a hectic day! :D
Before I begin anything on what had happened today, let me first wish you all a
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
Unfortunately, my plan to give out chocolate wafers which I bought a month ago was not very successful because everyone, including me, was busy.
Don't worry! I plan to still give out tomorrow, I hope. XD
--
Meanwhile, I would like to special these people who giving me a Valentine's gift. Thank you! =)
IDA Infocomm Club Teachers' Seminar 2012
Today I helped out at an IDA event called the Infocomm Club Teachers' Seminar 2012.
I am not a key member of the event though, just helping out with ushering, registration and collection of forms at the event of the event.
--
To me, the more interesting thing that happened during the event would be during the ushering.
I guess this is partly due to the fact that this is the first time I am helping out at events as an usher. Unlike Johnston and Joan, being Student councillors in junior college, I had no idea what to expect for this role.
Thankfully, the teachers who were attending this event were friendly and I actually had fun doing that role. For some reasons, doing this role remains me of the MPS sessions that I had been helping out. It made me wonder if I would this week's session because I would be going over to Siew Yan's house for steamboat instead.
Hmm, let's no sidetrack. :)
--
After my usher role, I went over to help out at the registration booth. I had a nice chat with Zaliyah. :)
I guess this was perhaps my most challenging part, feeling helpless in addressing some of the teacher's queries. I suppose it is my fault for not being aware of the technical aspects of the Infocomm Club. XD
My secondary school decided, at the last moment, to not attend. Frankly, I was not expecting much, since most of my juniors during my school days had mostly graduated and my teachers-in-charge then had since left the school. I was still expecting to re-connect with my CCA though. Pity.
--
Personally, one of the coolest feature of this seminar would be the talk by AutoDesk. I never thought they AutoDesk would actually give a talk in Singapore! Okay, I knew AutoDesk were committed to talking with customers but wohoo! Hahas!
Like I was saying to Joan, it made me feel like setting up a Infocomm Club all of sudden. :P
In addition, I really appreciate how IDA makes the effort to come up with findings and what's in store for all of us for this year. I think it is a feature that sets the CCA apart from other CCAs, (okay, not including NCC).
Unfortunately, I did not have the time to actually attend the talks and presentations for the event. Oh well...
--
Today, some of my fellow interns were telling me that they were considering working in IDA. Hey, how awesome is that? :D
