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Drop-In Workshops
Fall 2011 Computer Workshops
Free for Students, Faculty and Staff
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All workshops held in MLIB 457
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Date |
Start |
End |
Title |
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Tues 9/20/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Unix/HTML |
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Wed 9/21/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Unix/HTML |
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Tues 9/27/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Excel 2010 |
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Wed 9/28/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Excel 2010 |
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Tues 10/4/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Yola |
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Wed 10/5/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Yola |
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Tues 10/11/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Microsoft Outlook 2010 |
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Wed 10/12/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Microsoft Outlook 2010 |
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Tues 10/18/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Excel 2010 |
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Wed 10/19/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Excel 2010 |
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Tues 10/25/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Dreamweaver CS5 |
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Wed 10/26/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Dreamweaver CS5 |
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Tues 11/1/11 |
5:00pm |
6:00pm |
Unix/HTML |
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Wed 11/2/11 |
12:00pm |
1:00pm |
Unix/HTML |
See below for a brief description of our currently offered drop-in workshops.
Microsoft Excel 2010
The Excel workshop will cover basic and advanced topics in Excel. Students will learn basic skills needed to edit excel workbooks and worksheets, format cells, understand and write simple formulas, save and print workbooks, and use Excel’s built in functions. Furthermore, students will be introduced to advanced skills such as those needed to format content using static and conditional formatting, create graphs and charts, and enhance graphs using titles and legends.
Microsoft Outlook 2010
After completing the Outlook 2010 workshop, you should have the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the Outlook 2010 email application. You will feel comfortable executing basic "Ribbon" commands to read and send e-mail, insert pictures and objects, attach files, and manage your contacts and calendar. Other topics to be covered include Read Receipts, Voting Buttons, and Message Formats.
Beginning HTML and UNIX
The beginning HTML and UNIX workshop covers a brief overview of how to make a web page using HTML on the UNIX system. Simple HTML coding will be covered to show students how to create, format and edit a web page. Students will also learn basic UNIX commands, directory navigation, and file permissions.
Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
The Dreamweaver workshop outlines the basic features and properties of the program. Students will learn how to define a site, set page properties, format text, create links, and insert images. There will also be an introduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and the students will also learn how to publish their web page to their student, faculty or staff myweb accounts.
Yola
This workshop will show users the essential skills needed to design, create, and publish their own website using www.yola.com. Yola is a simple web-based site designer that is free and easy to use–no technical skills required.