Category Archives: Library Displays

TAFE NSW Open Day at Gosford

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Gosford Campus hosted TAFE NSW Open Day on 18 August. Visitors were able to experience life on campus with campus and specialised tours running throughout the day.

Everyone who attended and registered received a tote bag and free coffee before having the opportunity to explore information booths; meet teachers and TAFE ambassadors; discover learner support services including counselling, disabilities and library services and unlock Hidden Art created in augmented reality by TAFE students.

The Star FM 104.5 Radio Station Street Team were on hand with biscuit decorating, prize wheel and giveaways. Local Central Coast performers entertained with live music, while a yummy free sausage sizzle was cooking for all to enjoy!

Images above courtesy of Star FM 104.5

The new Interactive Be Ambitious Career Match Maker App was a hit! The app helps find your perfect career in a fun way by aligning your career with your interests.

If you missed it on the day, it’s now available to download on Apple and Google Play stores.

 

National Science Week

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Be a Game Changer! Have you considered working in the fields of Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Geology, Mathematics, Medicine, Physics or Technology ?

Gosford TAFE Library has a display to get us thinking about this year’s theme Game Changers and Change Makers.

Call in to read the Moments of Discovery chart, taking us on a very quick trip through time from 3500 BC to 2018, reminding us of some of the greatest inventions and advancements ever …

 

Step Back in Time at Kurri Kurri TAFE Library

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Believe it or not, there was a time before mobile phones and tablets, wireless networks, virtual reality and artificial intelligence…..

Technology has come a long way in a relatively short time period. At Kurri Kurri Library, we thought we’d display some of the technology that we used to use in TAFE.

Do you remember using any of this equipment? Perhaps you were shown images on slide projectors in class? Maybe you borrowed audio cassettes to listen to? My personal favourite is the old laptop, complete with floppy disk! Very different from the devices of today, that’s for sure!