Work placement progress

I've been on work placement with Digilogue for the past three weeks. My role is a varied supporting role, covering the majority of modules studied during the Higher Diploma in Creative Multimedia Programming. Digilogue is a web development company specialising in, but not limited to, educational services. I have had the chance to work on web development and multimedia projects. Below is the list of what I've done so far:

• Video and sound editing with Sony Vegas
• Video editing
• Greenscreening - making use of Chroma Keying
• Audio editing
• Visual effects
• Web development using Joomla! content management system
• Creating articles, menus and categories
• Changing the language of a website
• Uploading images and files
• Publishing articles
• Creating and publishing Twitter modules
• Creating restrictions on certain categories/articles, to be accessed through logging in
• Microsoft Paint/Adobe Photoshop
• Manipulating images for web publication
• Animoto
• Created animated presentation, importing images and sound for use at property auction
• Articulate/Powerpoint
• Imported sound to Powerpoint presentation
• Created dynamic presentation, added logos, and image and information on the presenter, to be used for online training course
• Moodle
• Added page to Moodle modules so that Articulate presentations could be accessed from the server
• Added links to Vimeo videos (which I had previously uploaded for this purpose)
• Wirecast
• Inserted images and graphics to webcasting programme
• Assisted with webcast, adding information on current bids and withdrawals of properties as they happened
• Assisted in broadcasting this over the web to be seen by interested parties through the Galway Advertiser website
• Paypal
• Added PayPal button to website with specific settings and headings relevant to customers of this particular site
• Technical writing
• Created simple-to-follow instructions for customers to create Paypal buttons without assistance
• Created content for Digilogue website
• Created blog posts for Digilogue website
• Sound editing
• Transferred audio from cassette to MP3 and Ogg Vorbis formats using Audacity
• Cut audio into short tracks to be included in a HTML5 audio player
• HTML5, CSS and JavaScript
• Created audio player for above audio files using the MooTools JavaScript library

We've covered quite a lot so far, and a lot of it has been new. I'm learning a lot and it's a great environment to work in; everybody is very willing to help. Next week, I am expecting to do some SEO work, and possibly help with some web development work, as well as completing work on the audio player - the CSS needs to be altered slightly.