Faculty members can request customized short courses geared to
their class needs from ACS. Other groups can
request special courses also. Contact ACS for more
information (ISB 119, 565-4068, lynch@unt.edu).
In addition to the ACS Short Courses, which are available to students,
faculty and staff, staff and faculty members can take courses offered through
the Human Resources
Department, and the Center for Distributed
Learning. Additionally, the Center for
Achievement and Lifelong Learning offers a variety of courses,
usually for a small fee.
EIS training is available.
Questions or comments relating to EIS training should be sent to the EISTRN
GroupWise account.
Moving from GroupWise to Microsoft Outlook Training
The GroupWise to Microsoft Exchange Migration is
progressing well and (as of 4/16/08) 3,187 accounts have been migrated. A useful
place for
finding resources to prepare for this transition can be
found here.
Central Web Support
Consult Central Web Support for assistance in acquiring
“Internet services and support.” As described on their
website:
- Services include allocating and assisting departments, campus
organizations and faculty with web space and associated applications.
Additionally, CWS assists web developers with databases and associated web
applications, troubleshooting problems, support and service.
- In addition the Central Web Support office provides training to faculty
and staff for web development. Training courses that are offered include
Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Integrating Dreamweaver and Fireworks, ColdFusion,
Zope and SQL.
- In an effort to provide the services that the UNT Web Development
[requires] our staff will continually add additional courses to fit the
needs of our faculty, staff and students.
Center for Distributed Learning
The Center for Distributed Learning offers courses especially for Faculty
Members. A list of topics and further information can be found
here.
The center also offers a "Brown Bag" series which meets for lunch the first
Thursday of each month at Noon in Chilton 245. The purpose of this group is to
bring faculty members together to share their experiences with distributed
learning. One demonstration will be made at each meeting by a faculty member
with experience in distributed learning. More information on these activities
can be found at the Center for Distributed
Learning Website.
UNT Mini-Courses
There are a variety of courses offered, for a fee, to UNT faculty, staff and
students as well as the general public. For additional information surf over to
http://www.unt.edu/minicourses/
Information Security Awareness
-
Wednesday, April 23 2-3:30 p.m. ESSC Room 152
-
Wednesday, May 21 2-3:30 p.m. ESSC Room 152
The UNT Information Security team is currently offering
Information Security Awareness courses to all UNT faculty and staff. Topics to
be covered will include workstation security, sensitive data handling, copyright
infringement issues, identity theft, email security, and more. For more
information, or if you would like to request a customized course to be taught
for your department, contact Gabe Marshall at x4062, or at
security@unt.edu.
Alternate Forms of Training
Many of the General Access Labs around campus have tutorials installed on
their computers. See http://www.gal.unt.edu/
for a list of labs and their locations. The Willis Library, for example, has a
list
of Tutorials and Software Support.
The Training Website has all sorts of
information about alternate forms of training. Computer Based Training (CBT) and
Web-based training are some of the alternatives offered.
For further information on CBT at UNT, see the CBT
website. Note, also, some Benchmarks Online articles that have been published
this month, and in
the recent past:
State of Texas Department of
Information Resources
Another possible source of training for staff and, perhaps,
faculty members is the Texas Department of Information Resources. A look at
their Education and Training
website reveals
some interesting possibilities. For example, under
Conferences,
Briefings, and Events is a "Microsoft Training Series" described as "free
training classes ... delivered by Microsoft and hosted by DIR as part of the
Technology Today Series (TTS)."
Please Note: The University of North Texas will never
ask for personal information by e-mail. If you receive an
e-mail purporting to be from the University that asks for
personal information or account passwords, do not respond.
If there is any question regarding the authenticity of an
email, please contact UNT Information Security at (940)
369-7800.
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