For the fourth year, Allegheny College Computing Services is offers workshop on various aspects of technology available at the College. This year eleven workshops will be offered in June and July thanks to the expertise of many folks around campus that incorporate technology in creative yet practical ways in their daily work.
A complete list of this year's workshops are available on
the workshop registration page.
After a few really productive brainstorming sessions, the field of possible topics for this year's employee training sessions narrows into an exciting mix of topics that range from desktop publishing to tips on greener computing.
Topics still under consideration are:
We chose the topics based on questions received through User Services, surveys conducted by AAC and general direction that Computing Services and technology are heading. Over the coming weeks the list of topics will be finalized and a schedule created.
There is still planning to do so ideas are welcome. You are invited to share your ideas by commenting on this post or by contacting Computer Services at ext. 2755 or computing@allegheny.edu.
Friday, April 4th is the registration deadline for the NITLE workshops on teaching students who grew up in the digital age.
The workshops Teaching Digital Immigrants and Visual Literacy: Tools for Teaching and Learning with Images still have spaces available. Both workshops are full-day sessions that will be offered on May 15 and 16 respectively.
Participation in these workshop is open to members of the Allegheny community and faculty, librarians, and technologists from peer colleges of the NITLE network. Visit the online registration form before Friday April 4 to reserve your place in these workshops.
The registration period for the remaining instructional technology workshop remains open until a week prior to the workshop.