Connect+Learn: SharePoint Office Hours
Join us for this roundup of some of the new features for SharePoint Online.
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Information Technology Services
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Information Technology Services
Join us for this roundup of some of the new features for SharePoint Online.
What do you need to know to start using OneDrive? This session will provide an introduction to OneDrive for new users.
Our next session will feature the new UniversITy Service Catalogue initiative spearheaded by Policy, Governance and Assessment (PGA) , Education Awareness and Culture (EAC) and Enterprise Applications and Solutions Integration (EASI).
Join Connect+Learn for a session on the new breakout rooms feature for Teams meetings.
In this first webinar of the REDCap training series, participants will be trained on the basic functions of the REDCap.
This virtual event, hosted by Information Technology Services' (ITS) Chief Information Officer Bo Wandschneider, will include timely news and tips, followed by a Q&A session.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Academic & Collaborative Technologies for this new session on using captioning with Microsoft Teams. Topics will include how to use live captioning, create a transcript […]
Join the SharePoint team for this unstructured drop-in to get help or ask questions about SharePoint.
Join Connect+Learn for this session on using OneDrive email attachments with Outlook emails.
This webinar is part of the Office 365 for Teaching and Learning Series. It will cover implementing assessments in courses and how to leverage the OneDrive/Office 365 integration with Quercus.
Join us for this introduction to Microsoft FindTime. We will cover how FindTime can help you and your colleagues find the best time to meet and many more...
This workshop, hosted by Public Safety Canada, is designed for the University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo Research communities. It aims to provide information and guidance to Canadian researchers on how to mitigate threats to their research and what those threats are.
Join the SharePoint team for this unstructured drop-in to get help or ask questions about SharePoint.
This week, let’s go back to the basics: what exactly is Microsoft 365? What tools does it give us access to? How should we use it at U of T?
Our next session on March 25 is entitled “Azure Infrastructure as Code and GitOps: How the EIS Systems Group leverages code to automate provisioning and deployment”.
In this session we explore the new Lists app (formerly SharePoint Lists).
This webinar is part of the Office 365 for Teaching and Learning Series. It will explore the differences between asynchronous and synchronous modalities of teaching from a distance.
Microsoft Whiteboard is a behind-the-scenes tool that can help you make the most out of collaborative brainstorming sessions in these remote work times. Join us for this new interactive session on using the Whiteboard application.
This session will discuss how software development teams can use JIRA to collaborate on and complete projects.
This session will introduce the recently launched eSignature Competency Centre, a resource portal providing information and guidance on electronic signatures.
In this second webinar of the REDCap training series, participants will be trained on the basic functions of the REDCap.
The University of Toronto is virtually hosting the 23rd International SAP Higher Education and Research User Group (HERUG) Conference this spring. The conference theme for 2021 is “Innovative Solutions for […]
In this special talk brought to you by the Faculty of Information Alumni Association, Peter Morville, renowned for his pioneering work in UX and Information Architecture, will explore the unique skills that information professionals bring to the world.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Information Security for a guide to self-enrolling in UTORMFA.
Are you a team owner? Did you know you automatically have a SharePoint site connected to your team? In this session we’ll explore the specific features of Teams-connected sites.
U of T faculty, librarians and staff across the tri-campus community are all invited to self-enroll in UTORMFA, an important part of a holistic information security program that will help support the University’s mission to protect user accounts and data.
U of T faculty, librarians and staff across the tri-campus community are all invited to self-enroll in UTORMFA, an important part of a holistic information security program that will help support the University’s mission to protect user accounts and data.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Information Security for a guide to self-enrolling in UTORMFA.
Learn about information technology innovations and make lasting connections with colleagues across the tri-campus community.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Information Security for a guide to self-enrolling in UTORMFA.