Do you want to learn more about Creative Commons and Open Souce? On October 26, as part of North Quad's "Fun Friday @ 2435!" series, SI student Victoria Lungu will be leading participants through the School of Open's "Get CC Savvy" challenge.
Are you an editor for the Student Affairs website? Do you have compelling content on your unit's website that you'd like to share with the Student Affairs community and beyond? Do you find yourself wishing for a quick and easy way to share your latest story on studentaffairs.umich.edu? Well, Tech Services has a solution for you!
The National Center for Disability and Access to Education's has posted a series of informative accessibility "Cheat Sheets" to assist anyone who is creating accessible content. These resources are catered to less-technical individuals, such as faculty and staff.
You’ve added an event to UM Events, right? Ok, maybe you haven’t, but check this out--every event is an opportunity to connect more students and faculty across campus to Student Affairs. When you post your next event consider further engaging with them through Student Affairs by adding DSA as the sponsor of your event. Here's why...
Maybe your department is considering an email newsletter to create engagement and get more visitors to the website. Technology Services can help you get going fast!
Join us Tuesday, September 25 in Ann Arbor for the third annual Accessibility Summit, a free full-day online conference with seven experts on web accessibility, presented by Environments for Humans. Learn about hands-on accessibility testing, how plain language supports accessibility, tips for creating accessible mobile experiences, and more.
In this workshop you’ll learn about the rights of creators, examples of fair use where no permission may be needed, and some fair use best practices in the academic environment. Images, film & video, course readings, CTools – we’ll talk about some examples of each. September 11, 2012 (Tuesday) from 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm at the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library - Faculty Exploratory, 206. All sessions are free, but registration is required.
Would you like to improve your Google or CTools skills?
The U-M Teaching and Technology Collaborative also offers hands-on sessions on Google, CTools, Box and many other topics. Don't have time to attend a class? Information and Technology Services (ITS) IT4U has both live and recorded Google and CTools sessions for your convenience.
Captions and transcripts will take your video to the next level. With captions and transcripts you can help deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals enjoy your video and ensure accessibility. As a bonus, Google will be able to index the content allowing it to appear in search results and improve your rankings.
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