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Our friends in CIT are reviving their “technology tips,” circa 2003 — with a new look for YouTube. Thanks to Patricia Theryl for this first installment, a quick and to-the-point lesson for users of...
Do CIT and the Help Desk have a brand-new, redesigned, user-friendly website? UKnowIT. That’s the name of the site. They’re promising “One stop for all your campus technology questions!” Check it out at www.uwgb.edu/cit/....
Educators, parents and community members can learn more about online safety in our increasingly digital world through “Digital Safety and Responsibility in the 21st Century Classroom,” an online course offered by UW-Green Bay Education...
In our note yesterday on UW-Green Bay hosting the LTDC Central Regional Showcase on March 16, we neglected to provide the link for online registration. Here is the link.
UW-Green Bay faculty and staff members — primarily those who teach or are involved in supporting instruction or technology — are invited to attend the LTDC Central Regional Showcase: Solving Problems, Saving Time. Scheduled for Friday,...
It’s the next “Techno Tuesday Tech Talk,” set for 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21, in Room 304 of the Cofrin Library. Presenters Emily Rogers and Joe Hardenbrook of the Cofrin Library will...
“Breaking Down the Wall of Facebook Events” is the title for a “Techo Tuesday” presentation next Tuesday (Nov. 15), from 1 to 2 p.m. in IS 1129, the General Access Computer Lab A. This...
Say the people in the Learn Tech Center: “You won’t want to put it down! Once you use an iPad or tablet you’ll be eager to get up-to-speed quickly.” The LTC is gearing up...
October is tech month as the Learning Technology Center is presenting a dynamic workshop series about a variety of campus technologies. The workshops have an instructional emphasis, but anyone from the campus community is...
UW-Green Bay is becoming more connected than ever, thanks to an ongoing initiative that’s expanding wireless access campus-wide. During the next year, the UWGB Wireless Project will broaden coverage to include all academic and administrative buildings, as well as student apartments and residence halls.
