Ithaca College

Computer skills getting rusty? Need to learn how to use some new software? Time to turn over a new leaf and join us for training on Access, Excel, Photoshop, FileMaker, Web Profile Manager, Sakai, InDesign, and many other topics! All faculty, staff, and students are cordially invited to join us for training in the Technology Learning Center (Friends 101), where we'll be offering a variety of computer training topics on both Macintosh and Windows throughout the fall semester. Click on any of the links below to register instantly, and we'll see you in class!

Microsoft Access series:
Access: Introduction
Access: Advanced

BI (Business Intelligence) Publisher

Excel for Windows series:
Excel for Windows: Introduction
Excel for Windows: Charts, Graphs, & Pivot Tables
Excel for Windows: Formulas

Excel for Macintosh series:
Excel for Macintosh: Introduction
Excel for Macintosh: Charts, Graphs, & Pivot Tables
Excel for Macintosh: Formulas

FileMaker Series:
FileMaker: Introduction to FileMaker Pro
FileMaker: Advanced FileMaker Pro

InDesign: Introduction

Macintosh: Best Practices for Using the Macintosh

Oracle Calendar: Introduction

Photoshop: Introduction

Sakai (course management system) topics:
Sakai: Introduction to Sakai for Instructors
Sakai: Blackboard to Sakai for Instructors

Web Profile Manager topics:
ePortfolios: Student Web Sites
Web Profile Manager: Student Organizations
Web Profile Manager: Department Web Sites
Web Profile Manager: Staff Web Sites
Web Profile Manager: Faculty Web Sites

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).