Harness the power of cloud computing to take control of project or departmental documentation, collaboration, and file storage. Shared libraries allow you and your colleagues increased storage capacity, seamless collaboration, […]
Join ITS to learn how to edit, create, annotate, organize, and digitally sign PDFs with Adobe Acrobat. Powerful and user-friendly, Acrobat is one of the most popular PDF apps on […]
Feeling file fatigue? Join ITS to learn strategies and best practices for organizing and managing files, clearing digital clutter, and determining storage solutions. In this workshop, we'll go over: Naming […]
Photoshop (part of Adobe Creative Cloud) is the premiere software for photo editing. Learn the basics and have some fun in this virtual workshop, which will guide you in turning […]
Sick of scheduling? Microsoft Bookings (included with your Clark account) creates a one-stop-shop for your students or colleagues to create appointments at a time that works for both of your […]
Clark University provides access to both Qualtrics and Microsoft Forms. Both are survey software, but there are several key differences between the two which affect the usability and complexity of […]
This workshop for faculty and staff will cover the basics of Adobe Acrobat — and more.
If you started working at Clark over the summer and would like to learn more about technological tools available to you, you're in the right place! Your Clark account provides […]
Set yourself up for success this fall semester by learning more about academic digital tools available to all Clark students.
Excel has been integral to data analysis since its creation in 1985. One of the most powerful tools to organize and understand data is the software's built-in ability to create pivot tables and pivot charts — learn more in this workshop for faculty and staff.
For staff and faculty: While most of us know the basics of PowerPoint for instructional or professional purposes, advanced functionality allows you to create and share engaging, interesting, and accessible information.
Microsoft software is extremely powerful and widely used on campus. Learn a few tips and tricks in Teams, Outlook, Word, and OneDrive so you can save time, use university technology […]
