Byte of Technology Symposium

Presented by Daemen College Academic Computing Services

Wednesday, January 18, 2012
8:30AM – 11:45AM
Business Building

This morning symposium will be a fun opportunity for Faculty, Administrators and Staff to explore and learn about technology at Daemen while enjoying breakfast together. 

  • Using Google Sites
  • Blackboard Grade Center Explained
  • Google Communication - Not Just Email Any More!
  • Computers 101: Basic File System & Staying Virus Free
  • And even more!
~ Breakfast will be served ~

It's not too early to to register!

Reserve your spot today by emailing Lori Budniewski at lbudniew@daemen.edu

Schedule

8:30 – 9:00 Breakfast & Registration
*Includes a drawing for a door prize 		BC 107/109
9:00 – 9:15 Welcome Michael Brogan BC 107/109
Introduction Kelly Duran & Darrell Moore
Session I (60 min) (choose from the following):
9:30 – 10:30 Google Communication John Zaepfel & Brian Caraway
Assistant: Kelly Duran		 BC 201
Computing 101: Basic File Systems and Staying Virus Free Steven Heim & Anne Marie Taggart BC 203
Blackboard's Grade Center Mike Berta & Cheryl Littlejohn BC 204
Session Break (15 min):
10:30 – 10:45 Please join us for a snack! BC First Floor Lounge
Session II (60 min) (choose from the following):
10:45 – 11:45 Gmail's New Look and Feel Brian Caraway
Assistant: Steve		 BC 201
Guilt Free Travel: Teaching While You're Away (Using Blackboard) Mike Berta & Cheryl Littlejohn BC 203
Google Sites John Zaepfel
Assistant: Anne Marie 		BC 204

*There will be an “Open Forum” for individualized help from an ACS Administrator held during these workshops in the BC First Floor Lounge.


 

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