Information Systems and Services
Instructional Technology

210 Hutchins Library
CPO 2208
859-985-3630

Office Hours:
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Campus Technology Overview, Feb. 1, 2001 Schedule
 
Topic
Presenter
Time
Room
Acrobat Forms Angie Webb
10:00 AM
109
Acrobat Forms Angie Webb
12:00 PM
109
Backup and Security Bill Ramsay
10:00 AM
108
Backup and Security Bill Ramsay
12:00 PM
108
Basic Graphics and Drawing Linda Smith
11:00 AM
106
Basic Graphics and Drawing Linda Smith
1:00 PM
106
Capturing Lectures with Mimio Harrie Buswell
11:30 AM
108
Capturing Lectures with Mimio Harrie Buswell
1:30 PM
108
Collaborative Writing with Word Cary Hazelwood
11:00 AM
109
Collaborative Writing with Word Cary Hazelwood
1:00 PM
109
Dreamweaver Cary Hazelwood
10:30 AM
109
Dreamweaver Cary Hazelwood
12:30 PM
109
EndNote Cary Hazelwood
11:30 AM
109
EndNote Cary Hazelwood
1:30 PM
109
Excel Linda Smith
10:00 AM
106
Excel Linda Smith
12:00 PM
106
FileMaker Pro Bill Pelfrey
11:00 AM
108
FileMaker Pro Bill Pelfrey
1:00 PM
108
Multimedia, Connectivity Duane Semler and Anthony Basham
10:00 AM
107
Multimedia, Connectivity Duane Semler and Anthony Basham
12:00 PM
107
Multimedia, Digital Images, Compatibility Duane Semler and Anthony Basham
11:00 AM
107
Multimedia, Digital Images, Compatibility Duane Semler and Anthony Basham
1:00 PM
107
Multimedia, Multi-Media Equipment Duane Semler and Anthony Basham
10:30 AM
107
Multimedia, Multi-Media Equipment Duane Semler and Anthony Basham
12:30 PM
107
Network Overview John Jones and Gary Thacker
11:30 AM
107
Network Overview John Jones and Gary Thacker
1:30 PM
107
Photoshop Bill Pelfrey
11:30 AM
106
Photoshop Bill Pelfrey
1:30 PM
106
PowerPoint Linda Smith
10:30 AM
106
PowerPoint Linda Smith
12:30 PM
106
Searching for Internet Information from the Library's Web Page Francie Bauer and Janey Wilson
10:00 AM
228/229
Searching for Internet Information from the Library's Web Page Francie Bauer and Janey Wilson
11:30 AM
228/229
Searching for Internet Information from the Library's Web Page Francie Bauer and Janey Wilson
12:00 PM
228/229
Searching On-Line Databases from the Library's Web Page Francie Bauer and Janey Wilson
10:30 AM
228/229
Searching On-Line Databases from the Library's Web Page Francie Bauer and Janey Wilson
12:30 PM
228/229
Searching On-Line Databases from the Library's Web Page Francie Bauer and Janey Wilson
1:30 PM
228/229
Sharpening Your Searching Skills to Get the Best Results Susan Henthorn
11:00 AM
228/229
Sharpening Your Searching Skills to Get the Best Results Susan Henthorn
1:00 PM
228/229
Using Images Christopher Miller
10:30 AM
108
Using Images Christopher Miller
12:30 PM
108
   
Acrobat Forms

Learn how to create standard departmental forms, college-wide forms, and on-line forms by using Adobe Acrobat.  We will step through the process of changing Word, Excel, and other documents into Adobe Acrobat forms that will eliminate the need for paper forms, and they will look good too!

   
Backup and Security

Almost everyone who uses a desktop computer is a data manager and needs to be concerned about backup and security.  This session will review some of the risks to which a computer user's data is exposed, and some of the methods available for mitigating those risks.

   
Basic Graphics and Drawing

This session will demonstrate how to use the Drawing toolbar in Microsoft Office applications to create basic graphics in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

   
Capturing Lectures with Mimio

This will be a demonstration of the Mimio whiteboard projection system along with a character recognition program as teaching tools.  Ideas, concept diagrams, explanations can be captured for notes, review, and other reinforcements.

   
Collaborative Writing with Word

Microsoft Word (along with other word processors) offers tools that enable us to comment, track and edit changes in documents, keeping those changes separate from the original document.  This session will provide a brief overview on how to use Word in a collaborative writing environment.

   
Dreamweaver

Dreamweaver is a customizable, web page design application that allows the ease and use of word processing page design for web pages. It also offers an easy-to-use interface for advanced web page design.  This session will provide a brief glance at some of Dreamweaver's capabilities.

   
EndNote

EndNote keeps track of research sources, annotations, and notes.  It also enables you to import your references and citations into a word processor (e.g., Microsoft Word) and offers an effective way of organizing your research and integrating it with your writing.  This session will provide a brief overview on using EndNote with Word.

   
Excel

A simple budget will be used to demonstrate formatting a spreadsheet and using built-in functions to calculate formulas automatically.

   
FileMaker Pro

Basic Scripting in FileMaker Pro: Learn how to sit back and let FileMaker do the work for you by creating simple scripts to automate your work.

   
Multimedia, Connectivity

This session will demonstrate how to connect and project almost anything to a Data/Video Projector.

   
Multimedia, Digital Images, Compatibility

This session will give a brief demonstration of Library 107 and a discussion of what is available on campus. We will touch on the questions: Why use multimedia?  What is possible with multimedia?

   
Multimedia, Multi-Media Equipment

This session will cover digital images, scanning, resolution, PowerPoint and printing and include a brief discussion of digital imaging and the problems that can arise when using them in presentations.

   
Network Overview

This will be an introduction to the data network at Berea College, including logging into the network, what resources are available once you are logged in, and ways using the network might improve efficiency.

   
Photoshop

Learn how to use Photoshop to edit and combine digital images, including correcting for poor photography or scanning.

   
PowerPoint

PowerPoint can be used to share information in a variety of settings, from lecture to kiosks.  We will demonstrate preparing a presentation to run continuously at a kiosk.

   
Searching for Internet Information from the Library's Web Page

Learn how to use the Library's Research Assistance web page for getting the most out of your Internet searches.  Learn how to find the URLs you need when you need them and how to best use Internet search engines and subject directories.

   
Searching On-Line Databases from the Library's Web Page

Come and learn how to access and search on-line databases from your desk!   Hutchins Library makes available to the college community many sources through both the Online Database web page and the Catalog web page (KYVL).  Through these subscription databases, you can find citations and some full text articles in the areas of business, law, and news, to name just a few of the most popular.

   
Sharpening Your Searching Skills to Get the Best Results

If you are overwhelmed by too many results when you use your favorite search engine or database, or have difficulty getting anything that seems relevant, you may want to add some tools to your searching skills toolbox.  Come learn the general theory behind searching so you can identify search terms and put them together in a way that increases the effectiveness and efficiency of your Internet hunt.

   
Using Images

An image is worth more than 1,000 words.  Sometimes it can easily convey information not easily put into words at all.  This session will provide exposure to the motivations for using digital images and some concepts which need to be understood to successfully use them across a variety of applications.