The new AutoConnect feature in Microsoft Visio 2007 enables easy connecting of shapes in a drawing. Simply place a shape on the work grid (drawing page), then place a second image next to it. When you put your cursor over the shape you want to connect, you will see faint blue arrows pointing outward from the shape.
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Visio 2007: Hypervisual interfaces
Microsoft Visio 2007 (Standard) enhances users’ abilities to create visuals of various systems (objects and interrelationships) and processes. This latest Visio version offers a more visual interface.
The template categories have been simplified: Business, Engineering, Flowchart, General, Maps and Floor Plans, Network, Schedule, and Software and Database.
Recent Visio documents appear as thumbnail previews in the right column and link to the actual files on the computer (unless they’ve been moved).
K-State Online tutorials and reference guides
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 and Quick Reference Guides.
Visio 2007: New theme effects
Theme Effects in Microsoft Visio 2007 may be accessed through the top toolbar. Go to the Format menu and select Theme.
When the Theme Colors box appears at the right, click Theme Effects.
Microsoft Visio’s new theme colors
A new feature in Microsoft Office Visio 2007 enables two main ways to add more eye-catching colors and theme effects to the various diagrams.
In the toolbar, go to Format , and then Theme.
The Theme Colors box will appear to the right.
iSIS Grade Submission – online tutorial available for K-State Online instructors
A self-paced, online tutorial, iSIS Training – including iSIS Grade Submission, is available for all K-State Online primary instructors. A link to the course can be found at the very bottom of the K-State Online course organizer – under the section labeled Student.
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RSS explained
RSS is one of the single most important technologies to spur on Web 2.0. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. What it does is exactly that — it syndicates (publishes) content, so that instead of you going to the content, the content can come to you. Because of this, it’s a real paradigm shift for navigating the Internet. Consequently, creating a structure that is RSS-friendly was one of the biggest motivating factors for the new InfoTech Tuesday format.
Unfortunately, RSS is like many other technologies that don’t make any sense until you give it a try. The video below, “RSS in Plain English,” is a good, brief explanation of what RSS is, how to use it, and what it can do for you. Continue reading “RSS explained”