Registration is required by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, for faculty/staff who want to attend the 10:30 a.m.-noon Wednesday, Nov. 28, “Grading in iSIS” training session, in Fairchild 9. Register for the class via the www.as.ksu.edu/HRIS website.
See the original “Grading in iSIS” article for session specifics, including topics and the registration process. Continue reading “Deadline Tuesday, Nov. 27, for “Grading in iSIS” Wednesday session”
“Grading in iSIS” training is available for faculty and staff who submit grades in iSIS for classes. Registration is required via the www.as.ksu.edu/HRIS website. Topics include:
All classes are in Fairchild 9. Available course times are
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iSIS training for administrators with the Class Scheduler permission is now available. These classes are specifically for those who have performed the Class Scheduler process in previous semesters. Training personnel includes Registrar employees involved with the Scheduler updates. New discussion topics are:
The following sessions will be held in Fairchild 9:
To register for a session:
iSIS Program/Plan training sessions for administrative staff are now available for registration through HRIS Self Service. Training sessions are offered two times this week:
All sessions will be in Fairchild 9 unless otherwise indicated. Continue reading “iSIS Program/Plan training sessions”
This back-to-school guide for faculty/staff is provided by K-State Information Technology Services (ITS) about:
1. Wireless networking
WHAT: Connect your mobile devices to K-State’s computer network
WHERE: ”KSU Wireless” (all K-Staters), “KSU Housing” (res halls), “KSU Guest”
WEB: wireless.k-state.edu
2. Equipment checkout of audio/video tools
WHAT: 3-day checkout of cameras, camcorders, tripods, and more
WHERE: Website request form; equipment pickup at 214 Hale Library
WEB: www.k-state.edu/its/checkout
Continue reading “Faculty/staff: Use IT resources that save time, money, effort”
Does your department have a weekly seminar for graduate students? Does your graduate student association have regular meetings? If so, plan to invite an ETDR consultant to one of your meetings to review the best ways to use Microsoft Word to format your electronic thesis, dissertation, or report (ETDR). Continue reading “Graduate students: Invite an ETDR consultant to your meetings”
Do you need to brush up on your K-State Online skills or do you want to learn something new? Check out the K-State Online video tutorials. The following are a few examples of available tutorials:
If you prefer print format, various quick reference guides are available. If you have any questions or need assistance with K-State Online, contact Cathy Rodriguez (cathyr@k-state.edu) or Sarah Silva (gr8ful@k-state.edu).
K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this fall must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms. Once training is completed, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra Hall. For more information, see the Technology Classrooms website. Continue reading “Fall training for using K-State’s technology classrooms”
State policy requires that all state employees receive annual training in IT security. The 2012 version for K-State is now available and must be completed by all employees, including student employees, by July 31. This year’s training builds on the foundation of last year’s introduction to basic IT security topics. It contains a single module, has no narration and should only take 20-30 minutes to complete.
To take the training, go to the SecureIT training page, login with your eID and password, and click on part 1 of “2012 Secure IT @ K-State Training.”
Continue reading “IT security training for 2012 now available”
K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this summer must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms. Once training is completed, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra Hall. For more information, see the Technology Classrooms website.
These one-time training sessions include:
Instructional technology staff will be available to provide training through the next few weeks and after intersession has begun. Fill out the Technology Classroom Training Request Form and someone will contact you to schedule a session. Continue reading “Training for using K-State’s technology classrooms”
