Fall 2015 TeAchnology Series
Spring 2014 Tech Hangouts OnAir
Fall 2015 TeAchnology Sessions Registration Form
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Fri. Nov. 6 12-1
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PAST: Part 1: Quick Qualtrics Introduction
Discuss the benefits of using Qualtrics from basic survey building to distribution to reporting.
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Brown-bag Lunch
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Haider & Stangl
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Moccasin Flower
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Tues. Nov.10
10:30-11:30am
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Google Drive: Sharing and Collaborating
Google Drive makes sharing your files simple. If you want to send a file or folder to someone so that they can view, edit, or comment on it, you can share it with them directly in Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, or Slides, or through a link or email attachment. It also allows multiple people to edit the same file, and chat with each other for real-time collaboration. We will give you some helpful tips and allow time for Q&A and hands-on practice.
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Hands-On
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Bohm & Gades
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IH 11 Computer Lab
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Fri. Nov. 13th 12-1
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Part 2: Qualtrics
Open session. Bring your questions! We will offer some ‘Tips & Tricks’ as well as ‘10 things you wish you knew about Qualtrics’ before you started your survey.
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Hands-On
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Haider & Stangl
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Lib 350 Computer Lab
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Tues. Nov. 17
4pm
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Universal Design: Creating Accessible Documents
In this hands-on session, you will learn how to create and adapt your documents while following Universal Design principles.
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Hands-On
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Seykora & Stangl
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Lib 350 Computer Lab
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Thurs. Nov. 19
10:30-11:30am
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Using Google Sheets & Forms
You'll learn about the different ways you might use spreadsheets and how to navigate the Google Sheets interface. We will cover the basic ways to work with cells and cell content. Then, we’ll move on to Google Forms where you can learn how to plan your next trip, manage event registrations, whip up a quick poll, collect email addresses for a newsletter, create a pop quiz, and much more.
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Hands-On
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Bohm & Gades
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IH 11 Computer Lab
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Mon. Nov.23 12-1
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WebEx: How to Schedule and Host a Meeting
We will provide an introduction to WebEx, the University's web conferencing system, and give you some useful tips for hosting your own meetings.
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Brown-bag Lunch
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Cihak & Gades
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HFA 45 The Learning Studio
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Mon. Nov 30 12-1
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Active Directory: ABC; Easy as one, two, three
A basic introduction and overview of how Active Directory (AD) is used on the Morris campus. We will address benefits AD provides for end users and identify some cool things we are automatically configuring for lab, classroom, and office workstations. An open-ended Q&A period follows a short presentation--bring your lunch and your questions!
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Brown-bag Lunch
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Zaske
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HFA 45
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Tues. Dec. 15
10:30-11:30am
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Google Drive: Sharing and Collaborating
Google Drive makes sharing your files simple. If you want to send a file or folder to someone so that they can view, edit, or comment on it, you can share it with them directly in Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, or Slides, or through a link or email attachment. It also allows multiple people to edit the same file, and chat with each other for real-time collaboration. We will give you some helpful tips and allow time for Q&A and hands-on practice.
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Hands-On
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Bohm & Cihak
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Sci 2530 Computer Lab
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Thurs. Dec. 17 10:30-11:30am
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Using Google Sheets & Forms
You'll learn about the different ways you might use spreadsheets and how to navigate the Google Sheets interface. We will cover the basic ways to work with cells and cell content. Then, we’ll move on to Google Forms where you can learn how to plan your next trip, manage event registrations, whip up a quick poll, collect email addresses for a newsletter, create a pop quiz, and much more.
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Hands-On
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Bohm & Gades
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Sci 2530 Computer Lab
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Spring 2014 Tech Hangouts OnAir
Please plan to join us online for this Spring’s “Tech Hangouts OnAir” In this 4-part series, the workshops will be held online with participants attending from their own desks. Each session will be recorded to ensure that more people will be able to take advantage of these sessions.
We are looking for volunteers to “Hangout” live with the session presenters. If you are willing to participate in this way, please contact Pam Gades and let her know. As these sessions are also being recorded and will be available for anyone from UMM to view the recordings via YouTube, she will need your permission to share the recordings online after the session as well.
Searching the New Articles and Books Tab at Briggs Library Wed. April 2 – 10am to 11am Presented by Briggs Library: Kellie Meehlhause and Peter Bremer Briggs Library recently unveiled a new way to search for articles, books, and multimedia simultaneously. The new search feature includes many (but not all) Briggs Library databases as well as Pounce content. Learn easy search tips and discover who can benefit the most from this exciting new resource.
Thurs. April 3 – 10am to 11am
Presented by Pam Gades, Instructional & Media Technologies, and Chlene Anderson, Office of Online Learning
The current version of Moodle is 2.4. A new version, Moodle 2.6, was soft-launched on March 1, 2014. (That means you may start requesting 2.6 course sites.) The full release is scheduled for April 27, 2014. We’ll highlight the most obvious changes rolling out in the new version.
Watch Live on YouTubeMoodle Tips & Tools – Tools and Features You May Not Know About
Wed. April 9 – 10am to 11am
Presented by Pam Gades, Instructional & Media Technologies Moodle has evolved to include more and more features as the updates roll out, and you may not have discovered them yet. I’d like to demonstrate some of these lesser-known features and share some tips for using them in your courses.
Google Drive Best Practices
Thurs. April 10 – 10am to 11am
Presented by Instructional & Media Technologies: Ramsay Bohm and Pam Gades; Computing Services: Jim Hall
Google Drive has changed the way we work. It is a powerful collaboration tool. In this session, we’ll share some best practices in using Google Drive: uploading, converting, organizing, sharing, searching, and more.Watch Live on YouTube
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