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IT Training
University of London staff can now sign-up for 1-day IT training courses or one to one sessions. Each course covers a wide range of IT skills and also provides training towards the E/ICDL syllabus (Level 1 courses) or E/ICDL Advanced (Level 2 and Level 3 courses).
If you would like to view a brief introduction to the new version of Office 2007, please also visit our Office 2007 web pages (note: the link opens in a new window).
For any course date marked (*FULL*), please check the schedule again at a later date for further announcements. Any course marked (To be arranged) will either be scheduled in the near future, can be requested to be scheduled or may be under re-development and will be available as soon as possible (email Steven Mensah 
to be placed onto a reserve list).
If there is a particular aspect of some of these applications that you are having trouble with that dosnt require a session or would like a bespoke session please send an email with the problem.
- Adobe Acrobat Professional 8
- IT Security(Self Study Guide)
- Computers, Files, Windows XP and Accessibility
- Introduction to Endnote (LSHTM) *External Course*
- HTML / XHTML - Web Development
- Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 - Web Development
- Microsoft Access 2003/2007
- Microsoft Excel 2003/2007
- Microsoft Outlook 2003/2007 & Internet Explorer 6/7
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2003/2007
- Microsoft Word 2003/2007
- E/ICDL, E/ICDL Advanced
Information on SITS/BTP sessions run by Dr Richard Clark can be found in the link below.
| Adobe Acrobat Professional 8
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[ Top ] | Use of Adobe Acrobat to create, secure and enhance PDF documents. Includes PDF Maker and PDF Writer. |
Computers, Files, XP and Accessibility
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[ Top ] | Use of the Windows XP operating system to manage and personalise a computer and organise data folders/files. |
| HTML / XHTML - Web Development
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[ Top ] | Use of the HTML language to develop web-pages and content. |
| Introduction to Endnote (LSHTM) *External Course*
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[ Top ] | EndNote is an application that stores and manages bibliographic data, an excellent tool for managing references for research projects. References can be imported directly into EndNote from many online databases, saving you the time of manually reproducing them. Once inputted into EndNote your references can be sorted and edited. They can then be exported to a Word document in a variety of bibliographic styles. This workshop covers all the basic features of the EndNote programme including importing references from online databases, managing and storing references and generating bibliographies. Please note that the workshop does not cover online search techniques and some familiarity with searching databases such as PubMed is assumed. |
| Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 - Web Development
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[ Top ] | Use of the Macromedia Dreamweaver web editing tool to develop web-pages and content. |
Microsoft Access 2003/2007
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[ Top ] | Use of a database application to store and retrieve data (tables, queries, forms and reports). |
Microsoft Excel 2003/2007
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[ Top ] | Use of a spreadsheet application to manage, format, calculate, present (Graphs) and distribute numerical data. |
Microsoft Outlook (2003/2007) and Internet Explorer 6/7
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[ Top ] | Use of e-mail software to send, receive and manage electronic mail; using a web browser to browse the world wide web (WWW). |
Microsoft PowerPoint 2003/2007
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[ Top ] | Use of a spreadsheet application to manage, format, calculate, present (Graphs) and distribute numerical data. |
Microsoft Word 2003/2007
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[ Top ] | Use of a spreadsheet application to manage, format, calculate, present (Graphs) and distribute numerical data. |
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