New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) is designed to introduce new Staff and Faculty to the available technology services at the University. Some of the topics we introduce to new employees are: – Navigating the Portal – Banner – Blackboard – Security Awareness – Gmail and Google Apps We look forward to hosting you!
The Cisco 8851 Phone gives you easy-to-use, highly secure, and powerful VoIP (Voice Over IP) communications that meet your mission-critical needs. It offers several telephony features such as integration with personal mobile devices. Deployment is just around the corner and you want to be prepared. We look forward to hosting you!
University-owned computers will receive an automatic update for enterprise printing on Wednesday, August 9, from 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. The update is required to accommodate new security features implemented by Microsoft. Your computer will continue to function normally during the update. Your ability to print should not be affected, but you may notice a brief… Continue Reading Scheduled Maintenance: Enterprise Print
Learn how to set up your Blackboard course including adding a syllabus, creating modules, assignments, and discussions.
Creating assignments and then assessing them are two important skills for using Blackboard effectively. Learn how to use Blackboard’s assignment and assessment tools in this workshop. Tool Snapshot The Assignment tool allows you to create coursework and manage the grades and feedback for each student separately. In an assignment, you can include a description, point… Continue Reading Blackboard 2: Assessments and Advanced Design (RH)
Self-Service Banner (SSB) and Internet Native Banner (INB) will undergo maintenance. All systems and modules associated with Banner, including DegreeWorks and Workflow, will be unavailable during this time, as well as mobile student services. The outage also includes student registration, class schedules, transcript requests, available courses, online payments, and claiming AccessIT IDs. My.Fordham, the University portal, and resources… Continue Reading Scheduled Maintenance: Banner
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. 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… Continue Reading Blackboard Bootcamp: Blackboard for Beginners (LC)
Some members of the Project Management Office, with Dr. Frank Sirianni, VP/CIO Project Management: Find Out What's New Walk with Ally Spencer, Director of the PMO, and her team, at the NY Botanical Garden. Chat about: How the project intake process works How the project managers help team members deliver projects Introduction to the new… Continue Reading Innovation Walk: Project Management
Discover how to make the most of Google Apps in the classroom. They’re great for teamwork, collaboration, submitting and editing papers, as well as keeping your syllabus up to date without having to distribute a new copy to the class. Related events: Intro to G Suite & A Deep Dive on Google Drive (RH) Intro… Continue Reading Teaching Tools: Google Apps and More (LC)
Are you on track with Performance Management? Performance Management helps you achieve your professional goals and align them with our organization’s strategic objectives. Read our recent article, "Keeping the Quality High: Performance Management at Fordham IT." This workshop is for Fordham IT staff only. At the second workshop in this series, you'll learn about How the… Continue Reading Performance Management Workshop: Part 2
Explore different tools for fostering discussion both inside and outside of the classroom, such as blogs, wikis, discussion boards, polls, and more. Use the power of social technology to enhance engagement.
Transform your grading experience with Blackboard’s Grade Center. In this workshop, you’ll learn the steps to create columns and categories for assignments, enter grades, monitor student progress and communicate with your students via Grade Center. Bring a copy of your course syllabus and the course’s grade breakdown.
Learn how to set up your Blackboard course including adding a syllabus, creating modules, assignments, and discussions.
Creating assignments and then assessing them are two important skills for using Blackboard effectively. Learn how to use Blackboard’s assignment and assessment tools in this workshop. Tool Snapshot The Assignment tool allows you to create coursework and manage the grades and feedback for each student separately. In an assignment, you can include a description, point… Continue Reading Blackboard 2: Assessments and Advanced Design (LC)
During the maintenance period, Blackboard will be unavailable.
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. 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… Continue Reading Blackboard Bootcamp: Blackboard for Beginners (RH)
The Cisco 8851 Phone gives you easy-to-use, highly secure, and powerful VoIP (Voice Over IP) communications that meet your mission-critical needs. It offers several telephony features such as integration with personal mobile devices. Deployment is just around the corner and you want to be prepared. We look forward to hosting you!
Discover how to make the most of Google Apps in the classroom. They’re great for teamwork, collaboration, submitting and editing papers, as well as keeping your syllabus up to date without having to distribute a new copy to the class. Related events: Intro to G Suite & A Deep Dive on Google Drive (RH) Intro… Continue Reading Teaching Tools: Google Apps and More (RH)
Explore different tools for fostering discussion both inside and outside of the classroom, such as blogs, wikis, discussion boards, polls, and more. Use the power of social technology to enhance engagement.
Transform your grading experience with Blackboard’s Grade Center. In this workshop, you’ll learn the steps to create columns and categories for assignments, enter grades, monitor student progress and communicate with your students via Grade Center. Bring a copy of your course syllabus and the course’s grade breakdown.