Ithaca College

Did you know IC has a cool service you can use to build your own student web site quickly and easily? It’s called ePortfolios, and it’s free to all IC students. Once you build it, you can even keep using your ePortfolio after you graduate! The user-friendly ePortfolio tool set makes building your web site fast and fun. Let us show you how in just one hour of training!

Throughout April, ITS is offering several ePorfolios training sessions, many of which are available in the evening from 7pm to 8pm. Seats are limited, so click on the link below to register now. All training sessions will be held in the Technology Learning Center (101 Friends Hall).

• Click here to register for "ePortfolios: Student Web Sites" training

Students typically use an ePortfolio to display their work for potential employers. The ePortfolios tool is designed to help students create an engaging online experience for those who visit their web sites. Training will cover key ePorfolio features, such as adding and updating content, creating custom sections and sidebars, publishing and managing blogs, and building photo galleries. See how easy it is to make your online presence known!

ITS offers computing workshops every week on a variety of topics in the Technology Learning Center (101 Friends Hall) at no charge to all faculty, staff, and students. To see the current list of all topics offered, go to https://www.ithaca.edu/its/workshops. To register for any workshop instantly using our online training calendar,  go to http://ithaca.edu/its/tlc/schedule.

Support for Persons with Disabilities: The ITS Technology Learning Center (TLC) in room 101 Friends Hall is accessible by wheelchair and includes a workstation that can be raised or lowered for optimal computer access. Support for visual and hearing impairments is also available. Individuals with disabilities who would like accommodations during training or consulting sessions are encouraged to contact Sharon Beltaine to make arrangements in advance (phone: 274-1045, email: sbeltaine@ithaca.edu).