Thursdays
1:30pm - 2:30pm
Feb. 19 - April 9
Hale Library

Spring 2009 Schedule:

Feb. 19:
Facebook in the Classroom
(View Video)

March 5:
Second Life Virtual World
(View Video)

March 12:
K-State Zimbra E-mail System
(View Video)

March 26:
Mobile Devices (iPhone and more)
(View Video)

April 2:
Creative Commons - Free Online Resources
(View Video)

April 9:
Webinars for Online Learning (View Video)


 

Welcome to TechBytes

TechBytes is designed to educate the campus community about existing information technology tools and services and to share future technology innovations.TB Spring 2009 Flyer

***The series for Spring 2009 has concluded for the semester. We would like to thank everyone who has participated in making this a successful and informative series. We would also appreciate any topic ideas for the Fall 2009 Series.***

**If you missed a program you can still view any past topics by clicking on any "View Video" link on this page, Current Series, or in the archives. **

Seminars are FREE and open to the K-State community.

This series is video-streamed live for off-campus viewers and others who wish to view it from their desktop. Use the "view live video" link on the right side of the page to watch the next live program as it's being recorded. All videos are available for anytime viewing soon after the program.

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Last Program - April 9: Webinars for Online Learning

Create live and recorded seminars for the Web. Gary and Leigh Cunningham with Gerry Snyder will show tools and tips in using Wimba and Adobe Connect. View Video

 

 

 


Recent Programs:

April 2: Creative Commons - Free Online Resources

This nonprofit site offers free-to-use music, photos, and other goodies. Brent Anders will give you a tour of many of these great online resources. View Video

 

March 26: Mobile Devices (iPhone and more)

K-State is one of the most wired campuses in the US. Eric Dover will demo several portable devices, show what options are out in the market, how they fit with today's needs and where trends are heading in the next 5 - 10 years. View Video

 


Previous Program Highlights:

Michael WeschMichael Wesch: A Portal to New Media Literacy; Engaging new technologies to engage students (Oct. 30, 2008)
Watch Video / Download Handout (pdf)