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Del Mar Canvas receives major upgrades to features and design
Don’t get too comfortable with the current Canvas interface — in spring of 2016 Del Mar College will be adapting to keep up with current Canvas trends. DMC recently hosted a Canvas conference in which professors of different colleges joined together to learn the new changes. At the convention, Jace Gilbert, a Canvas employee, explained the different designs teachers most often use. He went into detail about the navigation and the usability of each of the designs. Contributed photo Del Mar College’s Canvas interface lists discussions, messages and assignments online. The service’s interface will receive a makeover in spring to…
“Androcles and the Lion” comes to DMC
Katie Babbitt kbabbitt@foghornnews.com There are conflicting views over the idea of remakes. “Androcles and the Lion” is originally a Greek play written by Aesop. The play follows Androcles the slave, who takes a thorn out of a lion’s paw. The lion later returns the favor by saving him from execution for running away from his slave life. Now imagine this play revamped as a comedy for kids. This is what Del Mar’s own Kim Frederick did. Frederick, a drama professor, and his students debuted the play April 7 in the Fine Arts Center. The first thing people notice about this…
TACHE chapter serves support
As the sun rose on Feb. 10, a group of 12 volunteers from the Del Mar College chapter of the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education arrived at the Ronald McDonald House on Fort Worth Street to prepare and serve breakfast to the families staying at the facility. The Del Mar College TACHE chapter has worked with Ronald McDonald House at least once each semester since 2014. Of the twelve volunteers who attended, seven were first-time volunteers. “The feeling after getting up early on a Saturday morning for this project is priceless. Just knowing that we’ve served others is…