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Name of Department/Resource
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Information
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| Administrative Information Services Page |
Provides various links to human resources, business procedural manual, etc. |
| Center for Instructional Excellence |
CIE is designed for you, whether you administrate an academic unit, or are a faculty member, instructor or teaching assistant. The doors of CIE at Purdue University are always open for championing and supporting sound teaching and evaluation practice. Please come and visit us, and/or use this website to learn more about the scholarship of teaching and learning both on and off campus. |
| CERIAS |
Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security |
| College Teaching Workshop Series |
The Center for Instructional Excellence (CIE) promotes instructional excellence at Purdue University by serving as a catalyst to advocate, develop, and implement continuous improvement in teaching and learning. |
| Conference Rooms in STEW |
Detailed information about Stewart Center conference rooms |
| DACS |
The Distributed Academic Computing Services (DACS) provide access from home to Windows-based applications that you would normally have to visit an ITaP Instructional Lab to use. Software such as SAS, MS Office, AutoCAD or Photoshop may be accessed from home if you have a connection to the internet and appropriate permissions. Applications appear to run on your desktop, but they are actually running on the DACS server and sending only keyboard and mouse clicks and screen updates between your computer and the server. |
| Excellence 21 - Measurement Tools |
Use these measurement tools to help you measure what you're doing. |
| Instructional Computing Services (ICS) |
ICS offers a variety of training opportunities in multimedia technologies for faculty and staff. courses are available in multiple formats, from informational seminars to hands-on multimedia workshops that offer you the opportunity to actively explore multimedia software. |
| Instructions for Accessing Training Databases |
This documentation shows databases that have a limited number of users that can access it. For training, contact information is provided so that this user number can be increased. |
| ITD |
Libraries Information Technology Department Home page |
| LAPSAC |
Libraries Administrative Professional Staff Advisory Committee |
| LCCSAC |
The Libraries´ Clerical and Service Staff Advisory Committee
(LCSSAC) was established in 1993. Modeled after the University´s
Clerical and Service Staff Advisory Committee (CSSAC), the committee
strives to increase employee involvement in areas affecting employment
conditions and to increase communication between clerical and service
staff and the administration. |
| LPMS forms and on-line documentation |
Libraries Performance Management System Forms and Training Information |
| MIDC |
The Multimedia Instructional Development Center (MIDC) was established by the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs to provide assistance in integration of multimedia with the educational mission of the University. |
| MIT Open online courses |
MIT OCW is a large-scale, Web-based electronic publishing initiative funded jointly by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and MIT. Its goals are to:
1. Provide free, searchable, coherent access to MIT's course materials for educators in the non-profit sector, students, and individual learners around the world.
2. Create an efficient, standards-based model that other universities may emulate to publish their own course materials. |
| Plan 2004 |
Purdue Libraries Mission, Vision, and Strategic Directions |
| Planning for a Secure Retirement |
Are you looking forward to the day you retire? Or, do you dread the thought? Being able to retire when you want and how you want is important to many people. Planning ahead can put you in a position to live comfortably during your retirement. |
| Purdue Police Dept. Courses |
The Purdue Police department offers various courses including building security and preventing workplace violence. |
| Research Computer Services Short Courses |
The ITaP Research Computing Services group (RCS) offers a series of free non-credit short courses designed to help Purdue students, faculty, and staff take advantage of the services and resources it provides. This series is offered three times a year during the fall, spring and summer sessions. |
| School of Liberal Arts |
SLA IT's convenient 30-minute QuickCourses are back for yet another semester. These informal presentations consist of technology demonstrations and discussion of questions posed. |
| Staff Computer Training |
The mission of Staff Computer Training is to assist Purdue University faculty, staff, and students in effectively utilizing their technology resources to promote career enhancement and self enrichment through providing end user training and developing training materials. |
| Telephone Office (telephone operation guides) |
User guides for all phones found at Purdue |
| Thor Handouts |
These are Thor Handouts. |
| Training in Human Resources (OCD) |
Our objective is to make your job easier and your day a little better. The Organization and Career Development (OCD) team offers a wide variety of programs, including the Council for Manager Development (CMD), Accomplished Clerical Excellence (ACE), LeadingEdge, Customer Service, and FranklinCovey workshops. |
| Training Indexes/Databases |
Training Indexes/Databases |
| Visitor´s Information Center |
The Purdue University Visitor Information Center gives historical walking tours of the main campus to alumni, graduate students and the general public |
| Web Site Support Team |
Get an up to date Libraries redesign web site policy here. |
