Office of Information Technology

OIT Workshop Schedule and Registration Form

Training workshops are offered by OIT throughout the year for WVU staff, faculty, and students; new schedules are posted a few weeks before the beginning of each term. Most of the workshops listed in our collection of handouts are available by special request to WVU groups, subject to training lab and trainer availability.

Note: due to the eCampus Upgrade Project and the Email Upgrade Project, our regular training schedule will include fewer workshops than usual during the Summer 2013 and Fall 2013 terms. Please feel free to continue to contact the OIT training team about your learning needs as we may be able to point you to alternative resources.

For more information about the sessions, click on the link of each workshop title to read its description or workshop handouts. Please register before 4pm on the workday preceding the session; late registrants are not guaranteed confirmations or login information.

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Registration Information

  • To register for workshops: complete and submit this form or send e-mail to workshop@mail.wvu.edu or call the OIT Service Desk
    at 304-293-4444.
  • Special Accommodations: If you require a disability-related accommodation to be able to participate in a workshop sponsored by the Office of Information Technology, please contact Kathy Fletcher, Manager of Training, at least one week prior to the event (304-293-8769 or workshop@mail.wvu.edu).
  • Waitlists: If a workshop is marked as “** FULL **”, feel free to register for it. You will be added to the waitlist. Waitlisted individuals will be contacted in chronological order as others cancel their registrations.
  • Closed Registration: If a session is marked as “** CLOSED **”, registrations are no longer being taken.

How to Complete the Workshop Registration Form

  • Check the box next to each workshop for which you want to register. You can select multiple workshops. Click on a workshop name to read a longer description. Register at least 1 day in advance for a session. If you register after 4pm the day before a morning workshop or after 11am on the same day as an afternoon workshop, you will not receive an email confirmation.
  • Choose only those sessions that meet your learning needs and fit your work and class schedules. Make sure you have met any pre-requisites by the time of the session. If you register for almost every workshop, you will be asked to confirm your selections in a follow-up email.
  • Sessions in the “Workshops for Faculty” and “eCampus Workshops” sections are restricted to WVU faculty members, instructors, graduate teaching assistants, and technical support staff.
  • Complete the contact information as requested at the bottom of the page.
  • Enter the 4 letters and numbers as requested at the bottom of the page.
  • Click on the Submit Form button after you have completed the form.
  • You will see a short confirmation of form submission on this same web page in a green box.
  • After you receive your confirmation email, please mark all of your selections in your own calendar.
  • If you encounter any problems completing this form, feel free to register via email to workshop@mail.wvu.edu.

Workshops listed below that do not have a date listed (you will see “TBA”) will be scheduled soon, after lab reservations and trainer schedules have been confirmed.


Select a Workshop

Office Workshops

 Excel Intro, June 11, 1:30-4:30pm Intro to Excel 2010
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 Excel Intermed, June 18, 1:30-4:30pm Intermediate Excel 2010
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 Excel Adv, June 25, 1:30-4:30pm Advanced Excel 2010
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 Excel for Databases, July 16, 9am-12noon Advanced Data Manipulation Techniques for Excel 2010
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 Word Intermediate, July 11, 9am-12noon Word 2010: Intermediate Level Skills
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
Office workshops are available by special request to WVU groups. For self-paced or advanced training, WVU employees and students may request an OIT loaner lynda.com account.

Graphics Software

 Photoshop Special Topics, June 13, 9am-12noon Photoshop Special Topics
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
To learn more about graphics software such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and Visio, WVU employees and students can request an OIT loaner lynda.com account. You can also request access to a previously recorded webinar on PowerPoint or Visio.

eCampus Workshops for WVU Instructors and Teaching Assistants

 New eCampus Intro, June 12, 1:30-4:30pm The New WVU eCampus - Hands-on with Learn 9
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 New eCampus Intro, June 18, 9am-12noon The New WVU eCampus - Hands-on with Learn 9
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 New eCampus Intro, June 26, 9am-12noon The New WVU eCampus - Hands-on with Learn 9
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 New eCampus Webinar, Wed July 17, 11am-12n Learn more about the new version of WVU eCampus
online webinar
 New eCampus Intermed Webinar, Tue May 28, 3pm-4:15pm The New WVU eCampus Assessments: Tests, Assignments, and Rubrics
online webinar
 New eCampus Grade Ctr Webinar, Tue June 4, 3pm-3:45pm Learn more about the new eCampus Grade Center
online webinar
 New eCampus Help Session, June 14, 1:15pm-4pm The New WVU eCampus: Faculty Help Session
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 New eCampus Help Session, June 26, 1:15-4pm The New WVU eCampus: Faculty Help Session
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 New eCampus Help Session, June 27, 1:15-4pm The New WVU eCampus: Faculty Help Session
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14
 New eCampus Help Session, June 28, 9am-12n The New WVU eCampus: Faculty Help Session
Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14

Other Workshops for WVU Instructors and Teaching Assistants

 Respondus Webinar, Fri May 24, 11-11:45am Using Respondus to Transfer Tests and Questions to New eCampus
online webinar
Additional faculty development workshops. eCampus, Respondus, Turnitin, i>Clicker2, and other instructional technology workshops and webinars are available by special request to WVU groups. WVU instructors can also request access to a previously recorded webinar.

Web Page Development and Electronic Publishing

ETD workshops and seminars are available by special request for classes and groups of WVU students. If you would like to take advantage of a self-paced learning resource for web page development topics such as Dreamweaver, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, or Word Press, request an OIT loaner lynda.com account or access to a previously recorded OIT webinar on Acrobat, CSS, or ETDs.

 

Contact Information

  1. Name (required)
  2. Department or Major (required)
  3. Official WVU Email Address (required)

    Your official email address ends in mail.wvu.edu, mix.wvu.edu, wvu.edu, or hsc.wvu.edu. This is the address that will be used for any confirmations and reminders.
  4. Primary Position at WVU (required)
     Student Faculty Staff Administrator Instructor/GA Researcher WVU Affiliate
  5. Phone Number (required)
  6. Alternate Email Address (optional) :

    You must still supply official one above - this will be used if we need to cancel a workshop or as an additional notification.

Comments or Questions

To Complete Registration:
Please type the letters and numbers (without spaces) you see below into the box,
then click on the Submit Form button.
captcha

 

If you do not enter the letters or enter them incorrectly then click on Submit Form,
you will get a validation error and a second chance.

If you encounter problems with this form, you can register for workshops via email to workshop@mail.wvu.edu.

Workshop confirmations are emailed as part of a manual process, not automatically; there will be a delay of up to 1 full working day before you will receive an email confirmation. All OIT training services are limited to current WVU employees and currently enrolled WVU students.

Additional Training Services Offered by OIT

Information for Attendees

  • Pre-register: please register for all workshops and webinars by 4pm on the day before the session (Friday for Monday workshops). Walk-ins are discouraged but will be accommodated if a seat is available. Last minute registrations for webinars might result in not receiving login information in a timely fashion.
  • Be on time: Classes will begin promptly at the scheduled time; late arrivals to hands-on workshops are not guaranteed a seat.
  • Special Accommodations: If you require a disability-related accommodation to be able to participate in a workshop sponsored by the Office of Information Technology, please contact Kathy Fletcher, Manager of Training, at least one week prior to the event (304-293-8769 or workshop@mail.wvu.edu).
  • To cancel a workshop registration: complete a cancellation form or send email to workshop@mail.wvu.edu or call 304-293-4444, preferably at least 1 working day prior to your scheduled workshop, to cancel your reservation.
  • Failure to Attend: If you fail to attend or cancel your registration for a required pre-requisite workshop in a series, you will be automatically removed from the remaining workshops in the series. Those who habitually fail to attend sessions will be denied registration and will instead be added or moved to the waitlists.
  • Workshop locations: In the schedule form above, Evansdale Library Computing Center G-14 refers to the Training Lab inside the OIT computer lab on the ground floor of the Evansdale Library Computing Center; Hodges Hall is on the downtown campus, near the Beechurst PRT station. Online workshops will be conducted in either WVU eCampus or in Wimba Classroom. WVU eCampus is one of the University’s official course management systems (Blackboard Vista 8.x). Wimba Classroom is a web conference tool where participants can login from home or office using a certified web browser. More details on workshop locations and parking alternatives
  • Prerequisites:
    Although some courses precede all other courses in a subject area, you are not absolutely required to have taken that course to take a higher level course. In other words, you may already have mastered the prerequisite skills by some other means. However it is critical that you have mastered these prerequisite skills before attending a course. If you attend a course and are not prepared, the instructor might not be able to successfully cover all of the workshop objectives for the other students or you will be unable to keep up with the session. Please read the prerequisites and the workshop descriptions carefully as you consider registering for a workshop.
 
 
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