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March 2020
Introduction to Excel (RH – grad students only)
Learn the basics of Excel, including Excel's layout and navigation in Macs and PCs, basic formulas, and table creation and analysis. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, graduate student liaison for Fordham IT's Instructional Technology Academic Computing (ITAC).
Find out more »Intermediate PowerPoint for undergrads (LC)
Enhance your PowerPoint skills by exploring more advanced functions.
Find out more »Introduction to Data Visualization with Tableau Public (grad students only)
Data visualization allows scholars to display large amounts of data in digestible graphic form. Discover the basics of data visualization using Tableau Public, free software that allows you to create detailed visualizations using only a spreadsheet. This techshop will focus especially on digital humanities data, but all are welcome to attend. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for… Continue Reading Introduction to Data Visualization with Tableau Public (grad students only)
Find out more »Designing Effective Classroom and Conference Presentations (grad students only)
Step up your next presentation! Learn design basics and how to add animation, music, and video to your PowerPoint or Google Slides. You’ll also discover free media resources to use in your presentations. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, graduate student liaison for Fordham IT's… Continue Reading Designing Effective Classroom and Conference Presentations (grad students only)
Find out more »POSTPONED – Intermediate PPT for undergrads (RH)
THIS TECHSHOP HAS BEEN INDEFINITELY POSTPONED. Enhance your PowerPoint skills by exploring more advanced functions.
Find out more »POSTPONED: Intermediate Excel (RH – grad students only)
THIS TECHSHOP HAS BEEN INDEFINITELY POSTPONED Develop your Excel skills by exploring more advanced Excel functions, such as graphics and keyboard shortcuts. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, graduate student liaison for Fordham IT's Instructional Technology Academic Computing (ITAC).
Find out more »Asynchronous Tools – Screencasting & More (webinar)
Teaching in an asynchronous manner, where learning does not take place at a set time and place, is a great way to stay on track when meeting in person is not possible. This approach involves instructors creating and/or distributing content (e.g. recorded video lecture, podcasts, voice-overs on PowerPoints, or even just handouts, etc.) ahead of time and supplementing it with additional elements (e.g. email, discussion boards, text, assignments, polls, etc.) to achieve class interaction but in a nonparallel fashion. In… Continue Reading Asynchronous Tools – Screencasting & More (webinar)
Find out more »Blackboard Intro (webinar)
A broad workshop introduction to Blackboard Learn, Fordham’s Learning Management System. Faculty get an overview of the system and learn how to set up their course shell aimed at those faculty who haven’t traditionally used this tool before. Instructors are guided through the following processes step-by-step: Course Design (Managing Course Menu); Adding Content (Creating Folders and Items, Using the WYSIWYG Text Editor, Hyperlinking and Attachments); Course Files (Batch Upload); User Management (Deleting Users vs Making them Unavailable, Adding Users); Communication (Announcements,… Continue Reading Blackboard Intro (webinar)
Find out more »Synchronous Tools – Blackboard Collaborate & More (webinar)
Using a conference tool in lieu of in-class meetings is a great way to retain the “live” experience. Blackboard Collaborate is one such tool, providing an online virtual classroom and meeting space within Fordham’s Learning Management System, allowing users to connect via audio, see each other via webcams, use a chat tool, collaborate on documents, and view presentations as well as other features. Instructors will also be shown other tools that may be helpful to a synchronous teaching modality. fordh.am/continuity
Find out more »September 2020
Creating Presentations for a Virtual Classroom or Conference (grad students)
In the world of COVID-19, most classes and conferences are being held at least partially, if not entirely, online. In this webinar, you can learn how to prepare both mentally and technologically for your virtual presentations, including tips for organizing your slides, where to find and how to add media, and how to present yourself on camera. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge… Continue Reading Creating Presentations for a Virtual Classroom or Conference (grad students)
Find out more »October 2020
Introduction to Excel (grad students only)
Learn the basics of Excel, including Excel's layout and navigation in Macs and PCs, basic formulas, and table creation and analysis. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, Graduate Student Liaison for Fordham IT's Instructional Technology Academic Computing (ITAC).
Find out more »Intermediate Excel (grad students only)
Develop your Excel skills by exploring more advanced Excel functions, such as graphics and keyboard shortcuts. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, graduate student liaison for Fordham IT's Instructional Technology Academic Computing (ITAC).
Find out more »Advanced Excel (grad students only)
Learn how to navigate more efficiently within Excel and develop a better understanding of working with data and formulas. This workshop will cover: Pivot tables Using formulas Filtering and sorting data Combining data from different worksheets Navigation Ribbon customization Printing worksheets Macros Advanced data visualizations This workshop is part of Fordham IT's series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is… Continue Reading Advanced Excel (grad students only)
Find out more »November 2020
Intro to Python (grad students only)
Join us for our Introduction to Python course! Our instructor will discuss a variety of introductory topics, including installation, basic functions, data types, packages, and more. See the full agenda below for more information. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, Graduate Student Liaison for Fordham IT's… Continue Reading Intro to Python (grad students only)
Find out more »Formatting Your Paper in Word (grad students only)
Most graduate schools at Fordham University have specific requirements for formatting a dissertation, thesis, or even a semester paper. Learn how to use Microsoft Word to create page numbers, tables of content, document structure, references, and more. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, Graduate Student… Continue Reading Formatting Your Paper in Word (grad students only)
Find out more »December 2020
Developing a Professional Website (grad students only)
Learn how to create your own professional website for your job applications and personal projects. Topics will include platform overviews and tips for content and design. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's new series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and professionalization. It is organized by Heather V. Hill, graduate student liaison for Fordham IT's Instructional Technology Academic Computing (ITAC).
Find out more »January 2021
Intro to Blackboard (grad students only)
Please note: This session is for graduate students only. If you are a faculty member, please register for one of our other Blackboard techshops. This will be a broad introduction to Blackboard, Fordham’s Learning Management System. Graduate student instructors get an introductory overview of the system and learn how to set up their course. This introduction will focus on issues specific to graduate student instructors who have never used Blackboard. More info on Blackboard. This workshop is part of Fordham… Continue Reading Intro to Blackboard (grad students only)
Find out more »February 2021
Creating Presentations for a Virtual Classroom or Conference (grad students)
In the world of COVID-19, most classes and conferences are being held at least partially, if not entirely, online. In this webinar, you can learn how to prepare both mentally and technologically for your virtual presentations, including tips for organizing your slides, where to find and how to add media, and how to present yourself on camera. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and… Continue Reading Creating Presentations for a Virtual Classroom or Conference (grad students)
Find out more »March 2021
Managing Your Digital Academic Identity (grad students only)
If you’re not managing your digital identity, then someone else is. You can curate your own online academic profile by following the best practices we'll be sharing at this workshop. Learn tips for protecting your privacy online and how to best leverage social media for teaching and research. This workshop is part of Fordham IT's series of instructional technology workshops designed especially for graduate students looking to broaden their knowledge and skill with digital tools for the classroom, research, and… Continue Reading Managing Your Digital Academic Identity (grad students only)
Find out more »Curating Content with Flipboard
The social web has vastly increased the amount of information available online. Explore the use of Flipboard as a way of curating information with your students.
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