Information Technology
Computer Training & Workshops
We aim to offer you our most popular workshops at a variety of times. The following workshops are available to staff, faculty and currently enrolled students. Alumni may enroll for classes on a space-available basis. Workshop descriptions are available by clicking on the title in the schedule. Pre-enrollment is required for all sessions.
To request enrollment, please use our online training request form or call us at 503-768-7020.
| SPRING CLASSES |
Please note that classes will be limited to 15 participants so sign up early to make sure you have a space in class.
SCHEDULE
TBD CLASSES
Want to attend, but can’t fit it in your schedule? The following workshops will schedule around you! Once they reach the minimum number of registrants, we will work with you to find a time that works for all who have registered.
Advanced Excel: Formulas and Functions
Learn to create formulas and functions, add filters and sorts, and use multiple worksheets to make the most of the powerful functionality of Excel.
Getting Started with LCmail
Learn the basics of composing, formatting, and sending mail, as well as where to find the mail settings you use the most.
Getting Started with LCcalendar
Get the most out of LCcalendar including initial set up, adding and removing events, responding to invitations, and setting privacy options.
InDesign (2-part)
Go beyond your word processor into the world of page layout. If you are creating a newsletter, guide, program, flier, or brochure, these hands-on sessions use a series of projects to help develop your InDesign skills.
Intro to Photoshop (2-part)
Create high-impact images on your computer. Edit and enhance images for your Web pages. Learn to use the current version of the most popular image editing software package on the market today, Adobe Photoshop.
Managing Your LCgroup
Make the most of the new LCgroups features, including file and calendar sharing and document collaboration.
Mozilla Thunderbird
Even though we’ve gone Google, there’s still a place for the Thunderbird desktop email client. Whether you’re managing multiple accounts or using some of the advanced filtering features, Thunderbird can help you do more!
Screencasting
Whether you’re showing students how to log in to WebAdvisor or demonstrating the correct citation format in Word, screencasts can be far more effective than handouts. In this workshop we’ll look at some of the available options and create some easy screencasts.
Using Social Media at L&C
Get a basic understanding of the social media policies and procedures at Lewis & Clark as well as a general understanding of social media culture
Windows 8 Preview
With new features for both touchscreens and standard machines, a lot has changed, but plenty has stayed the same. Get the scoop on the latest Microsoft OS.
BY REQUEST CLASSES
As always, if you assemble five or more people who are interested in a class on a specific topic (using our supported software) and we will present the class. It’s that easy. Of course, we will have to work together for the date and time. Contact us for more information or to make arrangements.
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Contact Us
Information Technology is located in Watzek Library on the Undergraduate Campus.
Emailinfotech@lclark.edu
Voice503-768-7020
Fax503-768-7228
Chief Information OfficerAdam Buchwald
Information Technology
Lewis & Clark
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, MSC 97
Portland, OR 97219
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