ITS - Training

IT Forum Feb. 14 on PIR Tactical Plan

     The IT Forum for Thursday, February 14, 2013 will be held in Brennan Hall, room 509 (Rose Room), beginning at 11:30 am. Lunch will be served. This important event will discuss the themes of the new, revised 3 year PIR Tactical Plan. Visit the IT Forum page for more information: IT Forum Homepage.

To register for the IT Forum, click this link -
https://ssbprd.scranton.edu/appprd/yiaevnt.event
 

or log in to my.scranton.edu. Select the University Links tab, under Events and Facilities, click the IT Services Training and Event Registration link. Log in again for registration and select IT Forum from the list.


January is Data Privacy Month

      January is Data Privacy Month, an annual effort to help people protect their privacy and control their digital footprint, as well as escalate the protection of privacy and data as everyone's priority. The University of Scranton will provide tips on how to keep our information private and protected against unwarranted access.
      Data Privacy Day is January 28, 2013. The following links will provide information on how we can participate in this important event that affects the entire university community.
       Our security information site at: www.scranton.edu/staysafe offers tips to help insure the privacy and protection of information we use at the university and our personal data, as well.
      The IT Training Data Privacy Page  provides our community with current tips for improved privacy and security practices we can use to safeguard our data.


New Training Classes Offered

IT Services is now offering hands-on, classroom training in many of the most common programs we use on campus. Training subjects are listed below and include WORD, EXCEL, and PowerPoint. Two skill levels are offered for some subjects. Using RoyalDrive is also offered. Each class session is 50 minutes in duration, and usually requires 3 sessions to complete the material. All sessions are held in the IT Services Training Lab in Hyland Hall room #402.

Training Classes Available

WORD 2010 - 2 levels Using RoyalDrive
EXCEL 2010 - 2 levels CMS - web page
PowerPoint 2010 - 2 levels
Identity Finder
Project 2010 Live@edu - Email
Outlook 2010 Live@edu - Calendar
Using Windows 7 SANS Security Awareness
Basic Computer Use

Banner (Training Temporarily Postponed)

For more information on Computer Training, click here!


All faculty and staff seeking individual instruction or training for their staff(s), in any of these titles, are asked to contact Jack Williams, IT Training Specialist at jack.williams@scranton.edu. If interested in other software, not on the above list, contact Jack Williams to discuss your choice.

All training is done in the IT Training Lab in Hyland Hall, room 402.

Go to our Training Calendar for Registration and Date/Time information.


Fall 2012 IT Matters is now available to read and download

To read or download IT Matters Fall 2012 issue,
click this link:
IT Matters Fall 2012 issue


Shared Mailboxes

For a step-by-step tutorial in PDF form, on how to setup and use Shared Mailboxes in Outlook 2010 and Outlook Live, click the link below.

Shared Mailbox Tutorial

Adding an Author to a Shared Mailbox


Attention Calendar Users in Live@edu

     Staff or faculty needing additional Live@edu Calendar or email training should contact Jack Williams, IT Services Training Specialist at email:  jack.williams@scranton.edu for class availability and times and dates. 

     For more information on Calendar click here!


Training Calendar and Registration

 A training calendar is available with dates/times for current training sessions: Click here for the Training Calendar!
 

To register for training or IT Forum, click the link below:
Training Registration

Log into my.scranton
Select From the list of programs
Click Submit
Choose your date and time
 

 


ID Finder logo

Identity Finder

We're introducing Identity Finder to the university community. This easy-to-use program will allow us to secure all the files on our computers, that may contain personal or university data that needs to be protected. These files may include social security numbers, credit card numbers, passwords, and more, that we may not even know still exist on our computers.

For a comprehensive look at Identity Finder or a Quick Guide in PDF form, click here.

Training is available through IT Services. Call the Technology Support Center for more information at ext. 4357.


Classifying, Handling, and Securing University Information

      We remind all staff, faculty and students that we all bear a responsibility to safeguard University information entrusted to us. We have policies in place to help us and people to whom we can go for further assistance.
      If you have a question regarding how to properly use any type of information, click the links below.

  
Information Classification and Protection Policy List of Data Stewards
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For tips on Data Privacy and Protection, click here!

 


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