The making of memes
By popular demand, PACE volunteer, Joseph, offered two technology related workshops at DCC last month. One focused on how to make a basic advertising poster, including backgrounds, text boxes, and inserting photos. The other was focused on how to make a meme (AKA those pictures with words that are popular on social media, they usually are a bit cheeky).
Still not sure what we’re talking about?
Below is an example of a meme (that we just happened to find and really think should be shared throughout social media)…
Below are more photos from the workshop.

The group learning the art of meme making

Each group trying their hand at meme making

Joseph helping to correct English spelling

The Australians led workshops to teach the Cambodians, then the Cambodians taught the Australians about a traditional Khmer sweet
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