Tools and processes that enhance collaboration, file sharing, and group efforts
Zoom videoconferencing has a Scheduling Privilege feature that is very helpful when you:
Directions on how to use this feature are found at https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362803-What-is-Scheduling-Privilege.
Scheduling a recurring meeting in Zoom can be done in just a few easy steps.
1. Schedule a meeting using Other Calendars.
Continue reading “Zoom conferencing: How to schedule recurring meetings”
Faculty, don’t let a few snow days keep you from holding class. K-State has tools to connect in spite of 11+ inches of snow. Here are some options to consider.
Use K-State Online to post an outline or summary of what you would have covered, in a Word, PDF or other document. Post Q&A sessions on the message board. Provide an audio recording on the Announcement page for students to prepare for the next class meeting.
Use Zoom audio/videoconferencing to record commentary on what would have been covered during the class. Some suggestions: Continue reading “Carrying on through snow days using IT tools”
K-State’s Yammer channel (www.yammer.com/ksu.edu) has grown significantly in 2013. From recent stats shared Nov. 6:
Continue reading “More than 700 users now on K-State’s Yammer channel”
K-State’s iPad user group has a new web presence at coe.k-state.edu/ipadusergroup. For now, we have an archive of meetings and apps that were covered; some suggestions for securing your iPad; and a list of built-in apps.
Included is a link to download our first iPad Resource Guide iBook that we created for our faculty in the College of Education: iPad Settings and Essential Productivity Tips.
Join us as we take a look at three PDF annotation apps on the iPad, noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, in 16A Bluemont Hall. The meeting is open to all K-Staters. 
Continue reading “iPad user meeting Sept. 19 on PDF annotation apps”
Information Technology Services is offering training sessions in Hale Library on Zoom, a high-definition video and audio conferencing tool that is available to all K-State students, faculty, and staff.
Seating is limited and sign-up is required for these sessions:
Continue reading “Zoom training sessions available in Hale Library on Sept. 11, Sept. 19”
Don’t miss these two IT events Thursday, Aug. 15, that are open to all K-Staters.
More information will be posted later in K-State Today.
Information Technology Services is offering training sessions on Zoom, a high-definition video and audio conferencing tool that is available to all K-State students, faculty, and staff. Training sessions will be held for individual colleges, departments, and groups who have requested them, as well as large group sessions available for anyone to attend. Continue reading “Zoom training sessions available on campus”
Zoom, for HD video and audio conferencing and screen sharing, is now available to all K-State students, faculty and staff. Zoom can be used from any PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android device, or phone line and will soon include H.323 and SIP participants to leverage existing legacy devices including Polycom, Tandberg, LifeSize, and others. Continue reading “Zoom video conferencing tool now available to all students, faculty, and staff”
