All WFU faculty, students, and staff have free access to tutorials at LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com). (You do not have to be a LinkedIn member and you do not have to link your LinkedIn account to your Learning account). With our busy schedules and fractured […]
WFU faculty, staff, and students now have three primary options for storing and working with files in the cloud – Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox. There are some differences between the Services.
The ITGs are having our Sakai Blitz for the start of the fall semester. Are you new to Sakai (or just need a refresher)? We’ve got you covered. During the week of Aug 19, we are offering a series of session on Sakai. We will […]
Come learn about Dropbox Paper. We’re offering two overview classes this summer on Dropbox’s new collaborative tool on July 30 and Aug 1. The class will provide an overview of the functionality, tools, and capabilities of this new tool, which is part of your WFU […]
Throughout the day on April 30 a number of Instructional Technology group members will make themselves available for an Open Lab sessions in ZSR 624. Bring your technology, pedagogy, instructional design questions, problems, or needs. We will be available to work one on one with […]
Stop hitting Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V! (until you finished reading this post) Do you know that you can copy & paste multiple items? Yes, you can do this productivity trick in Office – see https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/copy-and-paste-using-the-office-clipboard-714a72af-1ad4-450f-8708-c2931e73ec8a some Android devices – https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/android-clipboard-tips/ and the new versions of […]
One of the great benefits that the full version of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC offers is the ability to manipulate pages within a PDF file. Using the Organize Pages tool, you can Rearrange, Extract, Insert, Replace and Split PDF pages. To begin, open the file […]
In December 2018,WordPress released the upgrade to version 5.0 and with it, a new editor for pages and posts called the Gutenberg editor (or just “the block editor”). This replaced the familiar page and post editor, called TinyMCE (that toolbar with buttons for formatting content […]
Instructional Technologists Jo Lowe and Scott Claybrook will provide a workshop showcasing Adobe’s new video editing tool, Rush. Rush is available to all WFU faculy, staff, and students as part of our Creative Cloud license.
Register here for the Camtasia – Overview workshop Thursday, February 21st, 2019 • 9:30am – 10:30am Come join us for an overview of how to use Camtasia – a video editing and screen capture tool available to faculty and staff. This software is useful for those interested […]