chinatownbeacon dot org 2006-09-08T22:29:02Z tag:www.chinatownbeacon.org,2006://9 Movable Type Copyright (c) 2006, Admin It's A Beacon Bash, Baby! 2006-09-08T22:29:02Z 2006-09-08T20:53:06Z tag:www.chinatownbeacon.org,2006://9.159 2006-09-08T20:53:06Z 10th Anniversary Celebration The Chinatown Beacon Center invites you to help celebrate our 10th Anniversary on Thursday, October 12, 2006 6:00PM Four Seas Restaurant 731 Grant Avenue San Francisco Join us for Dinner and Trivia Night! Ticket Purchasing Options: $75... Admin aimee@chinatownbeacon.org 10th Anniversary Celebration

The Chinatown Beacon Center invites you to help celebrate our 10th Anniversary on

Thursday, October 12, 2006
6:00PM

Four Seas Restaurant
731 Grant Avenue
San Francisco

Join us for Dinner and Trivia Night!

Ticket Purchasing Options:
$75 per individual
$325 per 5 person trivia team
$600 per 10 person trivia team
Even if you cannot attend, contributions are welcome.

For more information contact Rui Bing Zheng at 415-983-9510 x301 or ruibing@chinatownbeacon.org by September 30, 2006.

Community Educational Services
36 Waverly Place, Suite #1
San Francisco, CA 94108

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]]> In September 2004, a group of eight young people worked with the Technology Integration Coordinator to begin rebuilding the Chinatown Beacon Center’s website. These young people began by brainstorming who they hoped would visit the site and what they wanted these visitors to see. They met weekly to collect content, develop the design, and upload and edit their work. Their product, this site, will continue to be a work in progress. In order for the Chinatown Beacon Center's virutal space to be useful to its children, youth, and families, the information must continue to be revised and updated.

Please click here to see what they’ve created.

Special thanks to Cindy Du, Chinatown Beacon Center's High School Technology Integration Intern, for spending many hours refining the site's design, updating content, and learning lots to develop this site.

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]]> chinatownbeacon dot org 2006-09-08T03:38:17Z 2006-01-11T01:15:14Z tag:www.chinatownbeacon.org,2006://9.149 2006-01-11T01:15:14Z In September 2004, a group of eight young people worked with the Technology Integration Coordinator to begin rebuilding the Chinatown Beacon Center’s website. These young people began by brainstorming who they hoped would visit the site and what they wanted... Admin aimee@chinatownbeacon.org In September 2004, a group of eight young people worked with the Technology Integration Coordinator to begin rebuilding the Chinatown Beacon Center’s website. These young people began by brainstorming who they hoped would visit the site and what they wanted these visitors to see. They met weekly to collect content, develop the design, and upload and edit their work. Their product, this site, will continue to be a work in progress. In order for the Chinatown Beacon Center's virutal space to be useful to its children, youth, and families, the information must continue to be revised and updated.

Please click here to see what they’ve created.

If you would like to help develop chinatownbeacon dot org, contact our Technology Integration Coordinator

]]> Special thanks to Cindy Du, Chinatown Beacon Center's High School Technology Integration Intern, for spending many hours refining the site's design, updating content, and learning lots to develop this site.

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The design is adapted from the Movable Type default templates.
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]]> chinatownbeacon dot org 2006-02-08T01:23:12Z 2005-05-24T22:30:23Z tag:www.chinatownbeacon.org,2005://9.108 2005-05-24T22:30:23Z In September 2004, a group of eight young people worked with the Technology Integration Coordinator to begin rebuilding the Chinatown Beacon Center’s website. These young people began by brainstorming who they hoped would visit the site and what they wanted... Admin aimee@chinatownbeacon.org In September 2004, a group of eight young people worked with the Technology Integration Coordinator to begin rebuilding the Chinatown Beacon Center’s website. These young people began by brainstorming who they hoped would visit the site and what they wanted these visitors to see. They met weekly to collect content, develop the design, and upload and edit their work. Their product, this site, will continue to be a work in progress. In order for the Chinatown Beacon Center's virutal space to be useful, to its children, youth, and families, the information must continue to be revised and updated.

Please click here to see what they’ve created.

If you would like to help develop chinatownbeacon dot org, contact Aimee

]]> The following Beacon participants were involved in creating the web site
  Anna Cai
  Cindy Du
  Vicky Huang
  Sherry L
  Winnie Sin
  Michelle Tan
  Ying Wang
  Anna Wu
  Angel Zhao

Special thanks to Cindy Du and Michelle Tan, two high school volunteers who spent many hours cleaning up code, tweaking design, captioning photos, and learning lots to develop this site.

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