by Mike Dixon | Sep 9, 2015 | Teaching and Learning
Learn about best practices in backing up your data and you might win a new 128 GB Kingston DataTraveler thumb drive! Have you ever deleted an important document by accident…only to be unable to retrieve it? This session will review the issues related to backup methods, costs, testing, folder etiquette and data restoration. An overview of the UR resources that can help prevent data loss will also be provided. Many of the topics discussed should also inform you of the best solutions for backing up the personal data on your home computer. Sign up now for this October 6 session before it fills up! Visit https://learning.richmond.edu/events/index.php/28-back-up-your-data.
by Mike Dixon | Aug 24, 2015 | Teaching and Learning
The CTLT liaison team is ready to assist if you need help figuring out the technology in your classroom. Can’t figure out that AMX touch panel? DVD player controls confusing? Let us help. Contact your liaison today!
by Mike Dixon | Aug 24, 2015 | Learning@Richmond, Teaching and Learning, Workshop
Have you visited our workshops and events site? Want a printer-friendly version of that listing? Our Fall 2015 CTLT workshop flyer in PDF format is just for you!
by Mike Dixon | Aug 24, 2015 | Information, Teaching and Learning, Workshop
We’re excited to announce our new Fall workshop schedule, available in our brand-new event registration system! Browse the current events (more to come!), click one to learn more, then click the “register” button to login/register with your NetID and password. You’ll get an e-mail confirmation soon afterwards.
by Mike Dixon | Aug 19, 2015 | Teaching and Learning, Workshop
This has been a major group effort. With special thanks to the CTLT Liaison team, CTLT’s Kevin Creamer and Fred Hagemeister, Academic Computing Lab group’s Mark Nichols, TLC’s Melissa Foster, UR’s Telecom and Multimedia Support Services, and Facilities interior designer Becky Brooks, we now have a renovated technology training room! With perimeter computer desks and seating, it opens up the room for more activities. Please stop by Boatwright Library’s 3rd floor and check room 322! We have lots of workshops scheduled this room.
by Mike Dixon | Aug 17, 2015 | Information, Teaching and Learning
Ever had the question, “How do I do that?” related to software or technology?
For years, UR has offered free access to a huge library of short, easy-to-understand tutorial videos at Atomic Learning. These resources can be used as an integral part of technology support and professional development and as a valuable curriculum supplement in courses. You can even link to these videos in Blackboard!
Atomic Learning at UR makes it easy to learn new technology and encourage technology integration. Better yet, it’s free to use with your UR NetID and password!
