Marin Dowlin and Nate Dillon will present “Many Uses of WordPress” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25, in 301A Hale Library. WordPress is more than just blogging software. This session will focus on how it works, its features and caveats, and how it is used for some campus websites.
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TechBytes Feb. 11: Yolink Search
Brian Cheek from TigerLogic Corp. will present “Yolink Search” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 11, in 501 Hale Library. Yolink is a web browser add-on that enhances searching capabilities. Join us to learn about some of the features such as:
- Scanning search-engine results
- Searching e-books, PDFs, online manuals, and more
- Searching embedded links
- Saving search results in Google Docs and Spreadsheets
- Posting results to social bookmarking sites
TechBytes Feb. 4: Windows 7
Bill Wall will present “Windows 7” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4, in 501 Hale Library. Join this session to discover the new features of Windows 7. Learn how to use Snap, Jump Lists, and Windows Search, as well as how to navigate the new Windows Taskbar.
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
Spring 2010 TechBytes series begins Thursday, Feb. 4
The TechBytes series begins Feb. 4. Sessions are scheduled 1:30-2:30 p.m. in Hale Library.
| Thursdays | TechBytes topic | Location |
| Feb. 4 | Windows 7 | 501 Hale Library |
| Feb. 11 | Yolink Search | 501 Hale Library |
| Feb. 18 | Time to Talk | 501 Hale Library |
| Feb. 25 | Many Uses of WordPress | 301A Hale Library |
| March 4 | Twitter Tools | 501 Hale Library |
| March 11 | Zimbra Calendar | 501 Hale Library |
| March 25 | Google Wave | 501 Hale Library |
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. This series shares technology innovations with the campus community, whether it’s a new technology or a new way to use an existing technology. Visit the TechBytes website for descriptions of the sessions.
TechBytes Nov. 5: Flipcams in the Classroom
Chris LaVergne will present “Flipcams in the Classroom” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, in 501 Hale Library. Join this session to see how these small, handy video cameras are being used in a learning environment at K-State.
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
TechBytes Oct. 29: Digital Photography and Cameras
David Mayes will present “Digital Photography and Cameras” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, in 501 Hale Library. Join this session to learn how to take better photos and how to get the most out of features on your camera.
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
TechBytes Oct. 22: Facebook at K-State
Alex Sune will present “Facebook at K-State” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, in 301A Hale Library. Facebook is an integral part of posting information and events to K-State students. Attend this session to see several of these examples and learn how to get the most out of Facebook.
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
TechBytes Oct. 15: There’s more to BlackBerry
Dale Blasi will present “There’s more to BlackBerry” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, in 501 Hale Library. Attend this session to learn how to go beyond just using your BlackBerry for phone and e-mail. There are many useful apps for your BlackBerry.
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
TechBytes Oct. 8: Cool iTouch and iPhone Apps
Eric Dover and Gerry Snyder will present “Cool iTouch and iPhone Apps” at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, in 301A Hale Library. Attend this session to learn about how many of the applications for the iTouch and iPhone are being used for learning and collaboration.
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
No TechBytes program this week
There will not be a TechBytes program this week. The series will resume Thursday, Oct. 1, with “What’s Twitter?”
TechBytes seminars are free and open to the K-State community. The series is also video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the “View live video” link on the TechBytes homepage to watch the next live video as it’s being recorded.
