Articles related to academic supporting software such as Zoom, Office 365, LinkedIn Learning, and Citrix (virtual) applications.
Every time you record a Zoom session and upload it to their cloud service, the session is automatically captioned. You can download a copy of the transcript and edit the captions as well.
Use these instructions for scoring bubble exam sheets. A number 2 pencil should be used. Only use these instructions if your exam has special answer combinations or if your exam is using a point per question other than 1. Otherwise, use the EXAM SCANNING INSTRUCTIONS - QUICK GRADE document.
Use these instructions for scoring bubble exam sheets. A number 2 pencil should be used. Use these instructions only if your exam does NOT have special answer combinations and is using a score of 1 point per question. Otherwise, use the ‘EXAM SCANNING INSTRUCTIONS - ADVANCED GRADING’ document.
This article contains instructions on how to access Adobe Creative Cloud applications on a Mac in the computer labs.
This article explains how to edit an existing zoom recording and how to restore the video if needed.
This is a short summary about Zoom and the basic essentials you will need to incorporate this into your classrooms/interviews.
This article contains instructions on how to upload and download documents on IBM SPSS in Citrix.
As part of our enrollment in the Microsoft Campus Agreement, all SUNY Oswego registered students, faculty and staff are eligible to get Microsoft 365 for FREE.
This article is related to the changes made in Minitab in 2022
Netop Vision allows a teacher to monitor and control the student computers in a lab environment.
Incoming students who are not registered to at least one course and users outside SUNY Oswego will not be able to join a Zoom meeting. The workaround would be for the advisors or the host of the meeting to turn off the "require authentication to join" option before starting the meeting.
A closed captioning feature is available in Zoom for hosts to turn on during meetings. The feature can be set up to allow a person to type the live captioning or you can also use Zoom's auto-transcription service.
In the case of a class needing to move from face-to-face to online due to weather or other emergency, one of the easiest options is to replace “seat time” with a synchronous Zoom session. Whether this is your first time using Zoom or you just need a refresher, this document will walk you through how to set it up and let your students know how to access it.