Microsoft Word Tips
Microsoft Word Tips As we return to classes, here are several tips for Microsoft Word that may save you some time, stress or even save your document.
Virtually Meet for a Class Session
Getting Started with WebEx for online, virtual meetings Note: Guest author of this post is Rick Matthews. I’ve replicated his text, with his permission. I have altered his original by embedded the videos directly in this post. Here is his original write up: “WebEx for […]
Fall 2018 Training Opportunities
Below are planned training opportunities for Fall 2018 that are being led by various Instructional Technologists. Many of these sessions developed out of our Learn60 summer program
Tech Tip: Google Backup and Sync
Tech Tip: Google Backup and Sync This tech tip comes from Jeff Muday of the Instructional Technology Group. What it is: Google Backup and Sync is a tool from Google which replaces both the Google Drive and Photos desktop applications. Why you want it: Backup […]
Accessibility: Editing your YouTube video’s captions
Did you know that when you upload a video to YouTube, closed captions are added for you automatically after a few minutes? The captions are surprisingly accurate. You can also go in and edit the captions, adding punctuation and capitalization or making other changes.
2018 New Faculty Technology Orientation Registration
The Instructional Technology Group offers new faculty members opportunities for a technology orientation. Come meet us and get a 30,000 foot overview of technology the WFU way. Do I really have to change my password every 6 months? What’s a Bridge? What happens if I […]
2018 Learn60
We asked. You responded. We provided. Join us to learn about a variety of topics you requested. Media Tools – including Photoshop, Illustrator, Camtasia, and Video Captioning to improve accessibility Collaboration & Data Collection – Office 365 vs Google tools, Qualtrics vs Google Forms Sakai and […]
Windows 10 new Timeline feature
With the April 30th release of the 5th major feature update to Windows 10, “April 2018 Update”, https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2018/04/27/make-the-most-of-your-time-with-the-new-windows-10-update/ the most prominent feature you will see is Timeline. There will be a new icon on the taskbar for the ‘Task View” button you are familiar […]
temporary workaround for Windows 10 search issue
This is only a temporary workaround so you can use the functionality. It is not a permanent fix, and does not solve the underlying root cause of the issue. IS may automatically pushed this fix (or other solutions) to your computer depends on result of […]
Multitasking the Multimedia Classroom
Many of the newer multimedia classrooms are equipped with multiple projection surfaces and multiple media inputs (AppleTV, WiDi, digital input, analog input, built in desktops). Did you know that you did not have to project the same content to all the displays at once? If […]