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 Training
for Students
See the
Training link for Faculty, Staff and Students for current
classes that are being offered with Frank Brusca .
Class
Title,
Dates, Times &
Seats Available |
Description
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Who Should Attend |
| Orientation
to Technology Resources
Available upon Admission to Otterbein and upon Request |
Who Should Attend: Any
new student to Otterbein should check for an Orientation
to Technology Resources offered in their information
packets. Orientations are scheduled regularly for incoming
Freshman, MBA, Graduate Programs, Continuing Studies,
Nursing and Transfer students.
If you are unable to attend your orientation, please
contact the Student Computing Manager, Tahsha Raleigh,
at 614-823-1885 for individualized assistance.
Description: Orientation to Technology
Resources includes how to activate your network account;
how to logon to O-Zone; how to use webmail and its filters;
Self Service Banner; Blackboard; how to access your
home and web folders; what your Otternet page is; Computer
lab services; wireless services; connecting to the residence
hall network; keeping your computer healthy; and how
to get help from the Student Help Desk.
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| Microsoft
Office 2007 for Windows
Click
here for Office 2007 on-line training. |
Who should take this
training: Any student using the new Office
2007 in the labs, Otterbein classrooms (you may have
presentations to do for your classes) or on your personal
machine and trying to find and use the features. Anyone
using older versions of Office may wish to install the
converter on the link below.
Description: This on-line tutorial
shows former versions of Office and where to find the
same feature in the new Office 2007. Office 2007 uses
new file formats for its Word, Excel and PowerPoint
files. These new file formats are not compatible with
older versions of Office. (e.g. someone sends you an
Office 2007 file and you have an older version of Office
- you cannot open the file)There are converters that
enable older versions of Office to open and save in
these new file formats!
If you would like to install the converter on your
personal computer, you can download them from the Microsoft
Office Compatibility Pack web page.
This on-line training also features tutorials on how
to use all the following applications:
Access 2007
Communicator 2007
Excel 2007
Live Meeting 2007
OneNote 2007
Outlook 2007
PowerPoint 2007
Project 2007
Publisher 2007
SharePoint Server 2007
Visio 2007
Word 2007 |
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| Microsoft
Office 2010 for Windows
Click
here for Office 2010 on-line training. |
Who should take this
training: Any student using the new Office
2010.
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| Microsoft
Office 2008 Converter Only for Macintosh
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Who should use this converter:
Even if you own a Macintosh, all students will be using
the new Windows Office 2007 in the labs and Otterbein
classrooms (you may have presentations to do for your
classes). The Windows Office 2007 training is still
recommended for Macintosh users. Any student using the
older version of Office (pre-2008) on their Macintosh
may wish to install the converter on the link below.
Office 2008 in Mac version has the same issue that Windows
Office 2007 has.
Description: Office 2008 uses new
file formats for its Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.
These new file formats are not compatible with older
versions of Office. (e.g. someone sends you an Office
2008 file and you have an older version of Office -
you cannot open the file)There are converters that enable
older versions of Office to open and save in these new
file formats!
If you would like to install the converter on your
personal Macintosh computer, you can download them from
the Open
XML File Format Converter for Mac 1.0 |
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