
A few things have changed with the
administration of our computer-based training here on campus.
Request for User Account Now Needed
Anyone who became part of the university community AFTER March 2006
will need to now request an online training account activation from me -
Elizabeth Hinkle-Turner, the CBT administrator - at
ehinkle@unt.edu. This is because
our UNT enterprise has become so large that the SkillPort and
KnowledgeNet systems cannot effectively handle such large pre-made
account rolls. People who were part of the university community prior to
March 2006 should have pre-made accounts in the system.
So, if you attempt to login to SkillPort or KnowledgeNet and get a
service denial, simply contact me and I will make that account for you
right away. This is especially important for students to note who may
have CBT requirements in their classes and professors who ARE requiring
such training completion by their students (as well as supervisors
requiring CBT from their employees) are welcome to send me a roll list
of users so I can make sure their accounts are all made well in advance
of the due date. This means - Dr. Gretchen Bataille - if you want to do
some PowerPoint training, you will have to send me an email!
KnowledgeNet System to be Phased Out and Replaced with Expanded
System
Secondly, the KnowledgeNet computer-based training system will be
taken down as soon as the approval and payment of an expanded contract
with SkillPort has been completed (target date January 2007).
KnowledgeNet was one of the systems used for Microsoft Office training.
We have found that the SkillPort system is more flexible and
accommodating of our ever-changing enterprise needs and our new contract
will allow us to offer access to over 2,000 courses covering not only
information technology, applications, and operating systems but also the
areas of risk management, budgeting, compliance, and human resources. I
look forward to reporting more on this change in the future.
Questions?
Users of the computer-based training services are reminded to go to
www.unt.edu/cbt for a complete
explanation of all online training including tutorials in its use and a
table of contents of our current course offerings. Further questions
about our CBT systems can be directed to me at
ehinkle@unt.edu.
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