In this TechShop, we review the Qualtrics Research Suite, a web-based survey tool provided free to all Fordham students, faculty, and staff at fordham.qualtrics.com. Learn how to create exciting and… Continue Reading Introduction to Qualtrics (webinar)
Zoom is the leader in video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, collaboration, chat, and webinars across mobile devices, desktops, and telephones. Zoom is… Continue Reading Zoom Workshop for Faculty & Staff (webinar)
During this discussion-based workshop, faculty will learn tips and strategies for preventing plagiarism. Faculty will also explore how to leverage tools to potentially detect plagiarism. More info on Turnitin.
Gain an understanding of the free software, Zotero, and Fordham’s licensed software, Endnote, for creating and using bibliographies in your classroom and for your own research. Learn how to use… Continue Reading Reference and Bibliography Tools, including Zotero and Endnote (webinar)
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… Continue Reading Introduction to Excel (grad students only)
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) (webinar)
PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE NOVEMBER WORKSHOP Hosted by Fordham University's Finance Department, this workshop is designed for budget managers that will utilize Banner Finance SSB. During this session, participants… Continue Reading Banner Finance (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… Continue Reading Intermediate Excel (grad students only)
Google Workspace is a powerful set of apps that helps you email, schedule meetings, store files, collaborate, and more. It's used at Fordham in the classroom, for research, and in… Continue Reading Google Workspace Best Practices for Faculty & Staff (webinar)
Concur Expense, Fordham University’s streamlined expense and reimbursement system, provides intuitive web-based and mobile tools that help employees complete expense reports quickly and accurately. At this interactive training which takes… Continue Reading Concur Expense Training (webinar)
Are you a fan of the index card method of organizing your research but are running out of room in your shoebox apartment? Or perhaps you're looking for a new… Continue Reading Using Scrivener for Research (graduate students only)
The social web has vastly increased the amount of information available online. Explore the use of social bookmarking, Flipboard, and get an overview of other social tools to use in… Continue Reading Curating on the Web (webinar)
Learn basics, tips, and tricks when using the Google Workspace's core apps including Drive, Gmail, and Calendar. Such as: how to share files and manage shared folders canned emails, conversation… Continue Reading Getting the Most out of Google: Calendar, Mail, Drive (webinar)
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… Continue Reading Advanced Excel (grad students only)
Zoom is the leader in video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, collaboration, chat, and webinars across mobile devices, desktops, and telephones. Zoom is… Continue Reading Zoom Workshop for Faculty & Staff (webinar)
A review of the process of creating and editing audio and video. We'll also discuss working with A/V and the best practices for incorporating A/V into projects such as in… Continue Reading Working with Audio and Video (webinar)
Explore a sample of tools available in the edtech ecosystem that can be used in the classroom. This will include annotation, multimedia, and other possibilities.
JavaScript is a text-based programming language used both on the client-side and server-side that allows you to make web pages interactive. Where HTML and CSS are languages that give structure… Continue Reading Intro to JavaScript (Undergrad TechShop)
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) (webinar)