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5 Most Recent Posts

1. Wireframing for (hopefully) Better Websites
   For people new to the web design game, the process can seem kind of overwhelming. After all, at various points when designing and developing a website, you need: aesthetic skills (to make things look good) information architecture skills (organizing the content in a way so that users can find what they need) interaction design skills (making sure that [...] (read the rest)
2. Organize your Twitter space with new Lists feature
   If you have been using Twitter for a while, your Twitter Home page is probably becoming a blinding  jumble of unrelated messages. Because all your feeds pour into the same space, you need to do a lot of weeding to find what you want--that is, if you have the patience. Now, with the new Lists feature, Twitter [...] (read the rest)
3. InDesign Quick Tip: How many clicks does it take?
   You might have noticed while idly clicking around that in some applications, clicks and double-clicks have different functionality.  In almost every application that involves text, clicking once will place a cursor, and clicking twice will select the work that you clicked on.  This can help to quickly select some text without having to press and [...] (read the rest)
4. Video Workshops from IT Training
   It seems like every device these days includes a video camera.  Cell phones, music players, laptops and more all include easy to use video cameras.  Along with this, consumer level cameras are becoming cheaper and more powerful all the time.  But what to do with all of that video?  Well IT Training is here to [...] (read the rest)
5. Award-winning IT Training video tutorials: “Oncourse: Reorder Tools” Feature Demo, and Videoconferencing with Tandberg
   You can learn to use IU’s Oncourse Reorder Tools feature, or get training on how to conduct a Tandberg videoconference, by watching IU IT Training and Education’s award-winning tutorials. In October IT Training & Education from Indiana University received awards for two training videos at the Fall ACM-SIGUCCS Conference in St. Louis, MO. ACM-SIGUCCS stands for The Association [...] (read the rest)