Spartan Reservation System and Zoom Video Conferencing Tutorials
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
The Spartan Reservation System can currently be used to make room reservations in Adelbert Hall, the Allen Memorial Medical Library, Amasa Stone Chapel, Carlton Commons, the Case Quad, the Coffeehouse, Crawford Hall, Fribley Commons, Guilford House, KSL Oval, Leutner Commons, Pytte Science Center, Strosacker Auditorium, Thwing Center, the Tinkham Veale University Center, Wade Commons, the School of Medicine and several outdoor spaces. Jeremy Naab provided a tutorial of this new system.
Zoom is the next generation of online video conferencing at CWRU. With Zoom, users experience cloud video conferencing, online meetings, group messaging and a software-defined conference room solution in one, easy-to-use platform. Zoom allows the university community to host and join unlimited video conferences and calls from computers and mobile devices, offering the best video, audio and wireless screen-sharing experience across Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, iOS, Android, Blackberry, Zoom Rooms and H.323/SIP room systems. Pam Hlavin from [U]Tech provided a tutorial of this new platform.
Meet and Greet: Katie Hendershot from The Daily and Heidi Martin from InterContinental Hotels Group
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Katie Hendershot
Writer/Editor
University Marketing and Communications
Heidi Martin
Business Transient Sales Manager
InterContinental Hotels Group
Katie Hendershot spoke to us about guidelines for posting to The Daily, as well as some of Marketing and Communications' plans for the future. Heidi Martin and her colleagues graciously provided lunch and shared information about the InterContinental Hotel and its various facilities and amenities.
Tour of the Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Amanda Koziura
Manager
Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship
The Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship at Kelvin Smith Library has been redesigned and expanded, providing a number of valuable resources for business and personal use. Amanda gave attendees a tour of the center and discussed the services and equipment available:
- Turn analog media into digital format including sources such as VHS, cassettes, LP’s and more
- Use the wide variety of scanners to scan photos, slides, film strips and documents
- Access a full set of desktop publishing and image editing software
- Need large format printing, laminating or scanning? The Freedman Center can accommodate either self-serve or by next-day order.
- Borrow from their high-end equipment inventory for personal and business use including GPS, digital headphones, digital voice recorders, tablets, laptops, projectors, cameras, screens, and much more.
- Or simply use the available meeting space, such as the “Collaboration Commons” with its multimedia equipment, to enhance group meeting time.
Managing Paper and Process with OnBase
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Karen Romoser,[U]Tech
http://case.edu/utech/service-catalog/onbase/
2nd Annual Administrative Professionals Conference: Unlock the Leadership Potential in Yourself and Others
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Diana Bilimoria, PhD
KeyBank Professor, Chair and Professor of Organizational Behavior
Weatherhead School of Management
Outstanding administrative professionals distinguish themselves by their ability to understand and manage themselves and to understand and work with others. It is a given that technical and functional expertise is the foundation for effective performance. But Emotional Intelligence (EI) competencies overwhelmingly distinguish outstanding performers from average performers. Attendees learned the concept of EI, its component competencies and how to use EI to stimulate outstanding performance in self and others.
Emotional Intelligence Competencies for the Administrative Professional
Bob Hall
Director of Professional Development and Learning
Human Resources
Emotions drive our physiology. They can make us feel everything from happy to excited, to exhausted and depleted. You can manage your emotions or be managed by them. You get to pick. Being resilient means that whatever emotions you experience you can, not just bounce back, but adapt! In this interactive session Bob Hall will explore exactly what it means to be resilient and what you should start doing to create more of it. Being in this highly resilient state is associated with higher levels of creativity and innovation while being more focused and the ability to think clearly under pressure. Learn what many elite athletes know so you can harness your body’s ability to create this naturally occurring state where you are at your best. Attendees looked at the science behind resiliency and practice some simple techniques to help you get and stay “in the zone”.
How To Be More Resilient: A Practical Approach To Understanding And Creating A Resilient Life
Jeff Griffiths
Executive Director and Founder
HandsOn Northeast Ohio
Taking what you know, what you have learned to build on your strengths and have an impact in your community.
Be a Leader in Your Community!
WEBINAR - New CWRU Tools You Can Use: Canvas and Box
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Genevieve Mathieson Kilmer, Teaching & Learning Designer/Technologist, Teaching & Learning Technologies
Lauren Rogers, Teaching & Learning Designer/Technologist, Teaching & Learning Technologies
Canvas is the new Learning Management System (LMS) that will replace Blackboard at CWRU by Fall 2017. Lauren Rogers and Genevieve Mathieson Kilmer from [U]Tech will talk about the transition between the two systems and what that means for staff and faculty who currently use Blackboard. They will also talk about how to get access to Canvas to try it out and offer an overview of of some of the most powerful and useful features in the system.
Melissa Wicinski, Marketing and Communications Manager, University Technology
Erin Fogarty, Information Assurance Analyst, Information Security Office
Box is a storage service that will enable Case Western Reserve University to store, access and share files securely. Because Box is hosted in the cloud, it can be reached anywhere, anytime and from different kinds of devices. It is not a file server under a desk or a flash drive that you carry; in fact, it can replace that server or flash drive. It also can be used to store restricted, confidential data, such as financial information. Box is the only approved platform for storing restricted data in the cloud at Case Western Reserve.