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This workshop is intended for individuals who are new to computing or want to brush up on their basic skills. Participants will be introduced to basic computer terminology and concepts, and they will be given a general introduction to how computers work. Common types of hardware and software will be discussed, and participants will learn how to perform basic tasks in Windows such as word processing, graphic manipulation, and surfing the Web. (read the full description)
Currently there are no scheduled offerings of this workshop in Bloomington. You can, however, order these materials for self-study.
Currently there are no scheduled offerings of this workshop in Indianapolis. You can, however, order these materials for self-study.
This workshop introduces basic word processing skills such as adding and formatting text, saving files and editing content. It is intended for participants who are new to word-processing. Although Microsoft Word is used for the hands-on exercises, the skills covered will translate well into the use of other modern word-processing applications. (read the full description)
Note: If you already have experience with a word-processing application, but are interested in learning about Microsoft Word please strongly consider attending our Word: The Essentials workshop instead.
In this workshop, participants will get the opportunity to open a computer case, and see how to perform common upgrades and repairs, without risking their own system. Acronyms and obscure terms are explained, and participants will be able to take out individual components of the computer, and examine them in detail. This workshop is intended for anyone wanting to make upgrades on their own computers, and looking for a safe environment to practice.
Intended for anyone new to web publishing, this workshop provides an overview of basic web publishing issues and resources. Emphasis is placed on web accounts and support at IU. While participants will get hands-on practice transferring files to a web server, this workshop is primarily lecture focused. Participants will not create completed web pages in this workshop. (read the full description)
Note: Available as an online tutorial at http://ittraining.iu.edu/online/tutorials.
Today, anyone with a camcorder and a computer can create a video and share it with millions of viewers via the Internet. This workshop is designed for novices who are anxious to learn the fundamentals of video production. The focus will be on using a consumer level digital video camera to create professional looking movies. All three stages of video production will be discussed, and participants will learn how to select and use basic video equipment. While primarily lecture based, attendees will use Windows Movie Maker as they learn basic editing techniques.
