About IS&T Training

Overview	Ongoing technology education is a valuable resource to the University community. From instructor-led classes to downloadable reference materials and interactive online courseware, training is provided in a variety of convenient formats. Topics cover areas that help make you more effective and efficient when working with today’s technology.
Available To	Students, Faculty, Researchers, Staff, Departments, Prospective Students, New/Incoming Students, Guests
Benefits	Classroom sessions are led by instructors with many years of experience in a variety of software offerings; they provide you the opportunity to ask questions of a real person in real time. Online training materials offer convenience, because you don’t have to register or travel to a classroom. Web-based learning is also cost-effective, saving time, money, and paper – it’s available 24/7 from any computer with a network connection.
Key Features	Unique technology education – training is offered for a variety of initiatives and needs – academic, administrative, and research. Easily accessible – materials are available in the most common and effective web formats – including self-paced screencasts and downloadable PDF files. Classes on administrative systems – specialized mainframe training is tailored to specific access requirements – secured systems training is available to employees with a verified need. Special requests – we can evaluate and provide training to meet unique situations.
Requirements	Most classes are on a first-come, first-served basis via online registration. Some classes, such as those for administrative mainframe systems, require additional security privileges and may require an access code from an electronic security device.
Cost	No charge
Getting Started	Browse the training calendar for current classes, or browse our online training listings for self-paced options. Departments can request more information about our training services by contacting the IT Help Center at 353-HELP (353-4357).