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Muyeshi

2005-05-31, 7:14 am

I?ve just completed my Dreamweaver MX course and unfortunately we don?t do web design where I work. How can I keep my Dreamweaver skills? Am afraid I might forget every thing I?ve learnt.
David B

2005-05-31, 7:14 am

Muyeshi wrote:
> I?ve just completed my Dreamweaver MX course and unfortunately we don?t do web design where I work. How can I keep my Dreamweaver skills? Am afraid I might forget every thing I?ve learnt.


Create a website???

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Osgood

2005-05-31, 7:14 am

Practice in your spare time?

What was your intention when you took the MX course, to find work within
the industry? If so write some letters to local web design companies. It
sounds as though that's the direction you want to go. It's a bit of a
useless skill to have if the company you currently work for doesnt do
web design and its your intention to stay with the them. If you don't
practice or if you arent involved in web design on a day to day basis
you could find that you have just wasted your valuable time.

I think its an issue which a lot of people have; they take time out to
learn some new skills and then at the end of it can't do anything with
them. There is no guarantee of a job in your chosen field at the end of
a course, which is why a lot of people just don't bother to educate
themselves further and I can't say I blame them.

Good luck.


Muyeshi wrote:

> I?ve just completed my Dreamweaver MX course and unfortunately we don?t do web design where I work. How can I keep my Dreamweaver skills? Am afraid I might forget every thing I?ve learnt.


E. T. Culling

2005-05-31, 7:21 pm

How about a site for your favorite non-profit?
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"Osgood" <notavailable@atthisaddress.com> wrote in message
news:d7hbf6$ddp$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Practice in your spare time?
>
> What was your intention when you took the MX course, to find work within
> the industry? If so write some letters to local web design companies. It
> sounds as though that's the direction you want to go. It's a bit of a
> useless skill to have if the company you currently work for doesnt do web
> design and its your intention to stay with the them. If you don't practice
> or if you arent involved in web design on a day to day basis you could
> find that you have just wasted your valuable time.
>
> I think its an issue which a lot of people have; they take time out to
> learn some new skills and then at the end of it can't do anything with
> them. There is no guarantee of a job in your chosen field at the end of a
> course, which is why a lot of people just don't bother to educate
> themselves further and I can't say I blame them.
>
> Good luck.
>
>
> Muyeshi wrote:
>
>



P@tty Ayers

2005-05-31, 7:23 pm



> I?ve just completed my Dreamweaver MX course and unfortunately we don?t
> do web design where I work. How can I keep my Dreamweaver skills? Am
> afraid I might forget every thing I?ve learnt.


Start building a personal site for yourself - pictures of your family or dog
or hobby - and have fun with it. If you don't have time for it, it won't be
a problem, and when you do, you can be refreshing your skills.


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