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Time to book staff photos

trevor.kenney — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 19:06:44 +0000

Have you got a new look and want to show it off? Are you new to campus and need a photo for your website or the ��Ѹ��Դ��߿�Ƭ directory? Now is the time to book your directory photo.

The call is out to all new faculty or staff, those who have missed previous photo shoots, or those who just had a bad hair-day at their last sitting. Directory photos will be taken Mar. 4-6 in the Prentice Institute Boardroom (L1102). They are free of charge.

To sign up for a session is very easy. Visit fusion.uleth.ca/crdc/photoreg/ and pick the day and time you wish to have your picture taken, then enter your e-mail username. If later you find you are unable to attend your appointed time, log back into the system and cancel your appointment so that others have an opportunity to sign up for that time slot.

The picture taken can be used for various publications, conferences or personal websites. It will be a professional portrait taken by the Curriculum Re-Development Centre (CRDC) and will also be used for your current automatic directory home page. You can then add biographical information, research interests, curriculum vitae, links, office hours and more.

Contact the CRDC at 403-380-1856 for more information.

Time to book directory photos

trevor.kenney — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 16:29:16 +0000

Have you got a new look and want to show it off? Are you new to campus and need a photo for your website or the ��Ѹ��Դ��߿�Ƭ directory? Now is the time to book your directory photo.
The call is out to all new faculty or staff, those who have missed previous photo shoots, or those who just had a bad hair day at their last sitting. Directory photos will be taken Mar. 4-6 in the Prentice Institute Boardroom (L1102). They are also free of charge.
To sign up for a session is very easy. Just visit this directory photos link and pick the day and time you wish to have your picture taken, then enter your e-mail username.
If later you find you are unable to attend your appointed time, log back into the system and cancel your appointment so that others have an opportunity to sign up for that time slot.
The picture taken can be used for various publications, conferences or personal websites. It will be a professional portrait taken by the Curriculum Re-Development Centre (CRDC) and will also be used for your current automatic directory home page. That then enables you to add biographical information, research interests, curriculum vitae, links, office hours and so forth.
Contact the CRDC at 403-380-1856 for more information.

U of L debuts on iTunes U

trevor.kenney — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:23:01 +0000

Anybody who's anybody seems to be connected to Apple's iTunes so it only made sense that if the ��Ѹ��Դ��߿�Ƭ of Lethbridge wanted to better connect with its students, it too would have to align itself with the indispensable download service.

Now, through iTunes U, students, staff and faculty can access a variety of ��Ѹ��Դ��߿�Ƭ of Lethbridge programming at their own convenience, 24 hours a day. Guest lectures, significant media events, seminar series, convocation and much more are all available through the new service. Simply download content to your computer; sync your iPod or iPhone and a variety of U of L content is available to you wile you walk, drive or even work out in the gym.

For those who already have iTunes, simply click on iTunesU to check out the new service. If you're new to iTunes, it's easy to get involved. Head to this iTunes link and download the version of iTunes for free that works with your system. Both Mac and PC versions are available.

The Curriculum Re-Development Centre (CRDC) is working hard to add fresh content to the site every week and is open to content suggestions. To help out with the development of iTunesU content, send suggestions to the CRDC at crdc@uleth.ca or give them a call at 403-380-1856.

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