About Tracy Marks
Windweaver Training Services
Tracy Marks, M.A.,
author
of 7 books (translated into eleven languages), and
dozens of professional manuals, has 27 years training and instructional
design
experience, and a masters degree in Education from Tufts University.
Currently, she teaches Windows 2000/XP, Adobe Photoshop, and Internet
courses
(Beginning and Intermediate Web Design, Search Skills etc.) through
Windweaver
in Arlington, Massachusetts, and the Cambridge
Center for Adult Education,
as well as in Newton, Arlington and Lexington Community Education.
She has also taught computer and Internet workshops at the Boston Computer
Society, Operation A.B.L.E, and a variety of schools and businesses.
Tracy Marks does private Internet, Photoshop and Windows training and consulting,
as well as Web design and professional photography. Further information
about
her offline and online services is available on the Windweaver
Services page
and on the courses page.
Tracy has also personally developed over 1000 educational and photographic
web pages including a k-12 teachers' resource site, guides to webcards
and webcams, and a figure
skating photo gallery. She was also active leader in
the online community of Ancient
Sites (which folded in April 2001) where, as
Torrey
Philemon, she facilitated dozens of books discussions on mythology
and the classics.
Finally, Tracy is a licensed mental health counselor
with a psychotherapy practice in
Arlington, Massachusetts - and a nature photographer. Her counseling
experience,
writing and design skills, depth and thoroughness, multifaceted creativity
and
intensive Internet experience contribute to her ability to offer inspiring
and
substantial Windows, Photoshop and Internet courses.
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