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Year Three
Activities
Student planners for Fall 2005 GE 100 students as a retention tool
2 Dell projectors and 12 computers for the
Science building
Computer lab instruction software for
Learning Resource Center; software will be used to communicate, monitor,
and manage students from the instructor’s computer.
2 scanners, 6 computers, a 19-inch
monitor, and Zoomtext software for LRC
A laptop security cabinet and 6 laptops
for TLC for student check-out
Software for Anatomy & Physiology
Scope-on-a-rope plus accessories (Science)
10 microscopes (Science)
Digital camera (Science)
Wireless access for Main Campus
20 computers for Math lab on Downtown
Campus
Camtasia Studio/SnagIt software bundle
Inspiration software
Various software for use in creating
multimedia learning objects, video tutorials, web-based training
materials, etc.
Microsoft LifeCam desktop/computer video
camera for recording video tutorials, etc.
Dry erase board for Technical building
12 computers for Reading lab
Portable printer for use by faculty/staff
with laptop who need to print while off-campus
Progressive Disciplinary Procedures
Timesheet and Payroll Procedures
Making PeopleSoft Data Work for You
Technology in the Classroom
The Employment Process
Web Development I and II with FrontPage
2003
Understanding the Process of Hiring
Part-time Temporary Faculty and Staff
Why Don’t I Write a Grant for That?
Enhancing Your Teaching with the
SMARTBoard
SynchronEyes
Rethinking Retention—Are Our Efforts
Paying Off?
Computer Security—What Every Employee
Should Know!
Reporting Accidents and Injuries
Retirement Planning for Women—Save More,
Spend Longer
Tech Tidbits
This institute provided information about the assessment of basic skills
competencies, particularly in the use of electronic portfolios.
Job Search 101
Mastering APA Style
MLA Style—What You Need to Know
Study Skills—Study Less But Learn
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