Two weeks ago we saw ways to identify phishing messages and last Monday we learned how important it is to protect personally identifiable information (PII). We are going to continue the discussion of PII today. Avoid storing personally identifiable information …
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College employees are obligated to protect Personally Identifiable Information (PII). This applies to all college employees including student employees. What exactly is PII? Different state and federal agencies have different definitions, but PII generally includes: name, address, phone number, Social …
This is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Students, faculty and administrators all have a role to play. It is important to never respond to these phishing messages. They are designed to trick you into giving up important information. Want to …
This fall, ITS has scheduled many workshops about educational technology topics,web design & social media, the phone system.and Microsoft Office. The scheduled classes for October are posted below. If you are interested in attending any of these classes, please register …
Wonderful tech information is in the ITS Knowledgebase and is available 24/7. And it’s constantly being added to and refined. Start at the ITS Home Page and click on the knowledgebase link. But once there, how do you find the information …
Have you noticed that near the beginning of this fall semester that your web browser started acting funny? Manufacturers of web browsers, i.e., Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, etc., recently released updates that affect links, embedded items, and other web content. …
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Elizabethtown is dedicated to bringing technology training and information literacy skills to all faculty, staff, and students on campus through a partnership with Atomic Learning. From instant answers on “how to” questions to step-by-step training workshops, Atomic Learning simplifies campus …
This fall, ITS has scheduled many workshops about educational technology topics, software and the phone system. The scheduled classes for August and September are posted below. If you are interested in attending any of these classes, please register here. If …
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The start of a new semester brings with it the use of new technology. Does the idea of having to use technology in your courses make you anxious? Do you feel like you waste precious time muddling through? If so, …
Don’t work so hard in Outlook! Instead of cutting and pasting to move messages from your inbox to a sub-folder, drag and drop the message into the sub-folder. You can do this with one or several messages at the same …
Dragging and dropping a message onto the calendar is a real time saver when you want to quickly create an appointment that has to do with the contents of a message. Much less typing!
Increase e-mail efficiency by summarizing appointments, tasks and e-mail using Outlook Today view. The ITS knowledgebase article has step by step directions and a two minute video on how to use the Outlook Today view plus how to create a …
Faculty who wish to copy course content from a previous course into a new course can do so with a few clicks. This will save a great deal of time preparing to teach a course in a new semester. Click …
Check out directions on how to display mailbox quota information on the status bar in Outlook 2010 for the PC. This will allow you to see when your mailbox is getting close to full so you can do something about …
I don’t know about you, but when I receive a message where I am just one of “thousands” in the To: line, it is really annoying to scroll down past the recipient list to read the actual message. Be kind …