Technology Training for Faculty & Staff

Learn the basics of WebCT while you are building your own course. This course is accessed via the Internet from home or office and can be completed at your own pace.

To register for either of these courses, please e-mail Norm Grant or Gene Grande. All you need is an Internet-connected computer and a sense of adventure!

Microsoft Office 2007 E-Learning

Microsoft E-Learning is a series of tutorials designed to help users become familiar with the new 2007 Office applications.

E-Learning:

lets you learn at your own pace
addresses specific training needs and learning styles, allowing individuals to learn the way they want to learn utilizing activities, exercises, games, and hands-on virtual labs
allows learners to assess their knowledge before and after training, as well as track their progress and save their learning history
delivers training right to the desktop, online or offline; which makes it easier to incorporate learning into individual schedules

E-Learning Orientation Registration

Laptop Orientation

Become familiar with your college owned laptop
Connect to the College network with your laptop
Keep your laptop antivirus program up to date
Securing your laptop
Supported software

Laptop Orientation Training Schedule and Registration

Technology Tips of the Week

Sign up for this service to receive technology tips each week in your e-mail account.
Get information on this service and directions on signing up.

For Faculty Only

Annual Faculty Technology Training

This program is for faculty only and offered in mid August and during the January break to help integrate technology into curriculum.

Please e-mail suggestions for workshop topics to Norm Grant »

Open Lab Sessions for Faculty

Faculty mentors will be available to help faculty with their technology questions. To schedule an appointment, please e-mail faculty mentors.

In addition, Gene Grande and Norm Grant will also offer open lab sessions to assist faculty with projects.

In-Class Sessions

These sessions are led by Information Technology staff and faculty members on supported software to orient students during class time. Examples of in class sessions include WebCT login or Pipeline Course Tools.

Faculty may request an in-class training session by filling out the online request form»