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Do you look after one of the many University SharePoint sites, or do you use SharePoint to liaise with your colleagues? Did you know that the University is migrating to SharePoint version 2013, this term? The new version does look … Continue reading →

If you want to keep your computer, portable devices and personal data safe, then this do: talk is for you. Online crime costs the world economy over £250 billion a year, causing incalculable distress and inconvenience to boot. Our aim … Continue reading →

There never seems to be enough time to track the way your skills are developing. An important part of anyone’s professional development is to keep a continuous record of the key skills, knowledge, behaviours and attitudes they are acquiring. This … Continue reading →

Everyone across the University who uses a phone will be migrated to the new Chorus service, between April 2016 and the end of 2017. How will this affect the way you communicate and work with colleagues? Come along to our … Continue reading →

Oxford University Museums are utilising mobile to improve their public engagement offer. They are providing deep, interactive content in situ in the galleries, as well as improving their understanding of how visitors choose to use and move through their spaces. … Continue reading →

WebLearn is a great resource for teaching and learning, but did you know that it also has tools which can help with the administrative burden, so you can become more effective and efficient? This do: session will focus on these … Continue reading →

How do we share mailboxes, calendars, tasks and workflows with a manager, a team, external partners? This session will introduce you to some of the tools and techniques that the University uses for sharing and collaborating with colleagues: an everyday … Continue reading →

This will be a short guide to using the app Periscope. Periscope is new live-streaming app which already has a huge following around the world – it is the Apple App of the Year. With Periscope, audiences can watch an … Continue reading →

Evernote is a free app available for Windows, Mac, smartphones, etc. that can help you note down information, organise it, use it and archive it. It has been used by authors, cooks, project managers, software developers, and can be especially … Continue reading →

This do: session will look at often-overlooked aspects of planning and running meetings. We’ll cover initial planning, pre-meetings, agenda, running the meeting, accessibility, environment, technology, chairing styles, minutes and follow-up. The session goal is to enable you to achieve greater … Continue reading →

————————————————————————————————————————————————– do: is a series of lunch time talks that highlight the use of IT technology in support of business systems and processes in the University. The new season of talks will run in Hilary term 2016: details of the … Continue reading →