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Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T20:23:46Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||You need to have your own internet connection(off-campus).
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access
(https://learn.winona.edu/Local_network_storage)
| "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://tutortrac.winona.edu/TracWeb40/Default.html . Zoom access is available using personal -owned devices. ([[Activate your Minnesota State Zoom Pro host account]]) || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address(or sometime starid) and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T20:16:05Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||You need to have your own internet connection(off-campus).
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access
(https://learn.winona.edu/Local_network_storage)
| "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://tutortrac.winona.edu/TracWeb40/Default.html || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address(or sometime starid) and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T20:13:43Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access
(https://learn.winona.edu/Local_network_storage)
| "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://tutortrac.winona.edu/TracWeb40/Default.html || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address(or sometime starid) and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T20:12:11Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access
(https://learn.winona.edu/Local_network_storage)
| "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://tutortrac.winona.edu/TracWeb40/Default.html || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T20:10:09Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access
(https://learn.winona.edu/Local_network_storage)
| "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T20:03:32Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access via \\winona.edu\dfs
(https://learn.winona.edu/Local_network_storage)
| "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T19:54:14Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the WSU Guest network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access via \\winona.edu\dfs || "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T19:52:23Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the wsuguest2 network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access via \\winona.edu\dfs || "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration, Microsoft Office(you need to sign in using your school email to get full access) || SPSS, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T19:46:34Z

MKhanal: /* Establishing a wireless connection */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the wsuguest2 network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access via \\winona.edu\dfs || "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration || SPSS, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Microsoft Office and Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "WSU Guest." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T19:43:26Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the wsuguest2 network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access is available via Outlook and Entourage from off campus.
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access via \\winona.edu\dfs || "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration || SPSS, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Microsoft Office and Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "wsuguest2." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Draft:Using Personally-Owned Devices

2020-10-02T19:36:34Z

MKhanal: /* Available Resources and Services */

__NOTOC__
==Intended Audience and Overview==

This article is intended for [[WSU]] faculty, staff, and students who need to use a personally-owned device to connect to university network resources while on or off campus. Devices include personally-owned laptop and desktop computers, Internet-capable smartphones such as the [[Apple]] [[iPhone]], [[Android]], and Blackberry, and other Internet-capable, devices such as the Apple iTouch or [[iPad]], game consoles, and televisions. This article includes a list of available resources along with access instructions and support information.

==Computers and the e-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program==

Although all full-time undergraduate students and most faculty members participate in the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] (DLLP) and acquire a computer and related services through this program, the use of personally-owned computers is sometimes necessary. Some of the major benefits of the DLLP are that the assigned computer connects to all campus network resources automatically, many supported software titles are pre-installed, any additional campus software titles can be installed as needed, and participants can take full advantage of campus technical support. Those using personally-owned computers will need to configure them manually to access some campus resources and will not be able to install some campus software titles. Preparation time is required and people will need to take these limitations into consideration when planning technology-supported activities.

==Available Resources and Services==

{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! scope="col" width="225" | Resource/Service
! scope="col" width="325" | Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Not Available
! scope="col" width="325" | Notes
|- valign="top"
| Internet Access On-Campus || Wired access requires no configuration; wireless access to the '''warrior''' network typically requires manual configuration || Although wireless access to the wsuguest2 network is possible, it should not be necessary for those with a StarID and password ||
|- valign="top"
| Email Access || Full access via http://www.winona.edu/sky/ || Campus licenses of Outlook or Entourage do not extend to personally-owned computers; they can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com || Email access via Outlook and Entourage from off campus requires a VPN connection
|- valign="top"
| D2L Access || Full access via http://d2l.winona.edu || || D2L access is available from on or off campus to any internet-connected device that uses a modern web browser.
|- valign="top"
| Network Storage On-Campus || Manual access via \\winona.edu\dfs || "Click to Map Drives" script or automated recollection of mapped network drives || Network drive access from off campus requires a VPN connection(https://learn.winona.edu/Access_network_storage_from_off_campus)
|- valign="top"
| Software || '''DIY Install:''' [http://learn.winona.edu/Installing_the_VPN_client Cisco Anywhere VPN Client], VMWare Fusion. '''TSC-Assisted Install:''' Inspiration || SPSS, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite 6. || Microsoft Office and Adobe CS5 can be purchased from http://winonastate.onthehub.com
|- valign="top"
| WSU Web Apps || WSU websites that require username authentication such as https://w3.winona.edu/ClassCancellation. || You do not need to connect to VPN to use these webpages, but it is recommended you close all your web browser windows when you are done. || When you click on these sites from your personal computer, you should be prompted to login. Enter your full WSU email address and password to authenticate.
|}

==Internet Access==
===On Campus===

====Plugging into a campus network port with a network cable====

No additional configuration should be necessary to connect your device to campus via Ethernet. Some Windows-based devices may prompt you asking if this network is a Public, Home, or Work network when you first connect. To maintain maximum security for your device it is suggested to click the "Public" option if prompted.

====Establishing a wireless connection====

*You will need a laptop with wireless capability. Most wireless laptops have a way to enable/disable this feature. Make sure wireless is enabled on your laptop when trying to establish a wireless network connection.
*WSU maintains two wireless access points called "warrior" and "wsuguest2." If you see other access points listed when you are trying to establish a wireless connection while on campus, these are probably maintained by students and or private residents who live close to campus. Do not connect to these access points, even if they are unsecured.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]

===Off Campus===

When you are using your laptop off campus, you will connect to the Internet using a third-party Internet Service Provider (e.g., Charter, HBCI) using either a wired or wireless connection.

[[Category: Students]]
[[Category: Update]]

Student VPN access

2020-03-16T14:44:23Z

MKhanal:

{{TOC_Float_Right}}
(Looking for the [[Virtual private network for employees|VPN for Employees]] page?)
==How do I connect to the student VPN?==

===Windows 10===
* Open the start menu and type Cisco
* Select 'Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client' when it appears
* If it does not appear, open your internet browser and go to https://tunnel.winona.edu
[[file:CACVPNPC.png]]
** Login with your StarID and password
** The page at https://tunnel.winona.edu only works from '''off-campus'''

===macOS===

* Click on Spotlight in the upper right corner
* Type in "Cisco"
* Select "Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client"
[[File:VPN_Mac_Cisco_Search.png|400px]]

* Connect to tunnel.winona.edu
[[File:VPN_Mac_Cisco_Connect.png|400px]]
* Click Connect then enter your StarID and password to login

=How do I access my network storage?=

'''If you want to connect to personal network or department network drives from off-campus, you will first need to connect to VPN.'''

==Windows 10==

* Open your Start Menu and click the "Click to Map Network Drives" tile located at the top middle of the screen
* Re-open your Start Menu and click the "File Explorer" tile in the middle of the screen
* Your network storage drives will be located under the "Network locations" heading. You may have to scroll down to find it.

==macOS==

* In Finder, press and hold the '''<Command>''' key then tap the '''<K>''' key to bring up the "Connect to Server" prompt
* Connect to one of the network locations listed in Fig 2.
* Just copy/paste one of the addresses below if your list is not pre-populated
* Class storage: smb://files.winona.edu/classes
* To see a list of available network storage: smb://files.winona.edu

[[File:ConnectToServer.png|frame|Fig 2. Here is a sample of the server addresses you may need to connect to.]]

=Related information=

*[[Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client]]
*[[Local network storage]]
*[[Virtual private network for employees|VPN for Employees]]
*[[VPN for Students]]
*[[VPN]]

Student VPN access

2020-03-16T14:43:58Z

MKhanal:

{{TOC_Float_Right}}
(Looking for the [[Virtual private network for employees|VPN for Employees]] page?)
==How do I connect to the student VPN?==

===Windows 10===
* Open the start menu and type Cisco
* Select 'Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client' when it appears
* If it does not appear, open your internet browser and go to https://tunnel.winona.edu
[[file:CACVPNPC.png]]
** Login with your StarID and password**
** The page at https://tunnel.winona.edu only works from '''off-campus'''

===macOS===

* Click on Spotlight in the upper right corner
* Type in "Cisco"
* Select "Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client"
[[File:VPN_Mac_Cisco_Search.png|400px]]

* Connect to tunnel.winona.edu
[[File:VPN_Mac_Cisco_Connect.png|400px]]
* Click Connect then enter your StarID and password to login

=How do I access my network storage?=

'''If you want to connect to personal network or department network drives from off-campus, you will first need to connect to VPN.'''

==Windows 10==

* Open your Start Menu and click the "Click to Map Network Drives" tile located at the top middle of the screen
* Re-open your Start Menu and click the "File Explorer" tile in the middle of the screen
* Your network storage drives will be located under the "Network locations" heading. You may have to scroll down to find it.

==macOS==

* In Finder, press and hold the '''<Command>''' key then tap the '''<K>''' key to bring up the "Connect to Server" prompt
* Connect to one of the network locations listed in Fig 2.
* Just copy/paste one of the addresses below if your list is not pre-populated
* Class storage: smb://files.winona.edu/classes
* To see a list of available network storage: smb://files.winona.edu

[[File:ConnectToServer.png|frame|Fig 2. Here is a sample of the server addresses you may need to connect to.]]

=Related information=

*[[Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client]]
*[[Local network storage]]
*[[Virtual private network for employees|VPN for Employees]]
*[[VPN for Students]]
*[[VPN]]

E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship/2017-2018 Scholarship Recipients

2020-03-16T14:20:17Z

MKhanal: /* Digital Photography Recipients */

__NOTOC__
{{eScholarship}}
=Congratulations to all of our 2017-2018 eScholarship recipients=

===Digital Photography Recipients===
[[File:DigitalPhotographyRecipients2017-18.png|550px]]

===Laptop Cover Skin Design Recipients===
[[File:CoverSkin_Recipients2017-18.png|550px]]

===eFlick Recipients===
(Youtube)
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5eywghGw1M Roommate Left. Thankful for Technology] - Katie Pliner (1st Place)
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLwauE0C-3I Story of a Startup Dream]- Kapil Khanal, Nilima Pandey, Shriyasha Pokharel, Megh Nath Khanal (2nd Place)
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYotdolAYw4&feature=youtu.be Integrating with Ingrid] - Olivia Fixsen, Heather Buckler, Erin Bramble, Tamika Tucker (3rd Place)

===eJingle Recipients===
(SoundCloud)
*[https://soundcloud.com/winonastatedlc/creativity-and-innovation Creativity and Innovation] - Bethany Seifert (1st Place)
*[https://soundcloud.com/winonastatedlc/innovate-create-design Innovate, Create, Design] Theodore Cullen (2nd Place)
*[https://soundcloud.com/winonastatedlc/winona-state-its-20173 Winona State, It's 2017] Chad Herbt (3rd Place)

===Honorable Mentions===
[[File:HonorableMentions2017-18.png|550px]]

[[Category: E-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]]

E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship/2017-2018 Scholarship Recipients

2020-03-16T14:20:02Z

MKhanal: /* Digital Photography Recipients */

__NOTOC__
{{eScholarship}}
=Congratulations to all of our 2017-2018 eScholarship recipients=

==Digital Photography Recipients==
[[File:DigitalPhotographyRecipients2017-18.png|550px]]

===Laptop Cover Skin Design Recipients===
[[File:CoverSkin_Recipients2017-18.png|550px]]

===eFlick Recipients===
(Youtube)
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5eywghGw1M Roommate Left. Thankful for Technology] - Katie Pliner (1st Place)
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLwauE0C-3I Story of a Startup Dream]- Kapil Khanal, Nilima Pandey, Shriyasha Pokharel, Megh Nath Khanal (2nd Place)
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYotdolAYw4&feature=youtu.be Integrating with Ingrid] - Olivia Fixsen, Heather Buckler, Erin Bramble, Tamika Tucker (3rd Place)

===eJingle Recipients===
(SoundCloud)
*[https://soundcloud.com/winonastatedlc/creativity-and-innovation Creativity and Innovation] - Bethany Seifert (1st Place)
*[https://soundcloud.com/winonastatedlc/innovate-create-design Innovate, Create, Design] Theodore Cullen (2nd Place)
*[https://soundcloud.com/winonastatedlc/winona-state-its-20173 Winona State, It's 2017] Chad Herbt (3rd Place)

===Honorable Mentions===
[[File:HonorableMentions2017-18.png|550px]]

[[Category: E-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]]

Draft:E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship

2020-03-16T14:04:05Z

MKhanal: /* In a Nutshell */

__NOTOC__
{{eScholarship}}
[[File:AspenScholarshipLogo.png|225px|left]]

=What is e-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship?=

[[Aspen Capital]], in partnership with Winona State University, provides the latest mobile devices and technology to Winona State students.

A key component of the partnership established between Aspen Capital and WSU includes Aspen’s commitment to “give back” to the University. Accordingly, Aspen Capital is pleased to provide scholarships for the 2019-2020 e-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship events. This year Aspen Capital has generously donated $20,000 enabling us to provide 20 students with a $1,000 scholarship for the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program. These scholarships will be awarded through our eWarrior Aspen Capital eScholarship events.

=2019-2020 eScholarship Details=
*There are four events in which students may participate. '''The recipient(s) of each event will win a $1,000 e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarship provided by Aspen Capital.'''
*eScholarship events are open to all Winona State University students that are '''currently participating in the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program.''' '''This includes full-time and part-time students.'''

=In a Nutshell=
*20 $1,000.00 Scholarships will be awarded.
*Theme: How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?
*To submit your entries go to [https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/6045 https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/6045].
*Submissions Due: Friday, March 27, 2020
*Winners will be notified in April, 2020.
*Events
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_Digital_Photography_Competition Digital Photography]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Captial_eScholarship/e-Warrior_Laptop_Cover_Skin_Design_Competition Laptop Cover Skin Design]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_e-Flick_Competition e-Flick (video)]
**[https://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_Jingle_Competition Jingle (audio)]

=Theme=
====The theme for this years eScholarship is "How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?".====
*You need to show us examples of this in your entries. You can create a video, take a picture, create a jingle, or design a laptop cover with your ideas. The entry must give a clear picture of how technology enhances your Winona State learning and experiences. Use your imagionation and creativity! Good Luck!!

=Submission Information=

To submit your entries go to [https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/9072 https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/9072].

=Disclaimer=
By submitting an entry, I guarantee that the content of my entry is free of any copyright restriction and agree to provide WSU with copies of any copyright releases I have acquired, should they be requested. Winona State University cannot be held responsible for any consequences resulting from possible copyright violation. I agree to defend and indemnify the University and/or the University’s licensees and assignees and hold them harmless against all claims, suits, costs losses, damages, and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees, that the University and/or the University’s licensees and assignees may sustain by reason of any unlawful matter contained in the program. WSU also reserves the right to use submissions to the e-Competition, in whole or in part, for future promotion and demonstration.

=How Are They Awarded?=
*Twenty individual $1,000.00 e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarships will be awarded.
*You will be notified in April if you are a recipient.

=Overall Guidelines=
* Must be a WSU student that is participating in the eWarrior: Digital Life & Learning Program.
* Deadline: All entrees must be submitted by Friday, March 27, 2020.
* Only entries that are 100% original will be considered.
* Entry must follow this year's theme: "How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?"
* Only entries that follow exact guidelines will be considered.
* All entries must be created/edited on WSU devices (laptop, tablet). The only exception is for the Photography and eFlick events in which you may use your phone to take the photo or video.
* Technology: Must use WSU supported software or software that is freely accessible by all.
* You may submit as many entries as you wish but you will only be eligible to win one scholarship.
* '''One scholarship per person.'''
* Scholarships are award to single winners or all participants on a winning team.
**Teams may be used for the eFlick and Jingle competitions only.
***You may have up to four people on a team for the eFlick Competition
***You may have up to two people on a team for Jingles Competition
* Scholarships will be awarded for Spring 2020
* You will be required to attend a luncheon with your benefactor. Casual dress will be the attire.
*Laptop/Tablet questions and software training available to all students at the e-Warrior Digital Learning Center in Library 105. Please email dlc@winona.edu to arrange for an appointment. Walk-in's accepted depending upon availability of staff.

=Deadline=
====*All entries must be submitted by midnight on March 27th, 2020.====
*Winners to be announced in April.

=Please Note=
*The WSU e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarship Committee reserves the right to disregard entries that are not complete, on theme, or are considered inappropriate.

=Questions=
Char Gorak 
Library 105 
[mailto:cgorak@winona.edu cgorak@winona.edu] 
507-457-2520

Feel free to stop in at the Digital Learning Commons in Krueger Library with any questions.

=====Or email:=====
* [mailto:dlc@winona.edu dlc@winona.edu]

=Helpful Information/Past Years:=

<splist></splist>

[[Category: e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]][[category: scholarships]]

Draft:E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship

2020-03-16T14:03:47Z

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{{eScholarship}}
[[File:AspenScholarshipLogo.png|225px|left]]

=What is e-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship?=

[[Aspen Capital]], in partnership with Winona State University, provides the latest mobile devices and technology to Winona State students.

A key component of the partnership established between Aspen Capital and WSU includes Aspen’s commitment to “give back” to the University. Accordingly, Aspen Capital is pleased to provide scholarships for the 2019-2020 e-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship events. This year Aspen Capital has generously donated $20,000 enabling us to provide 20 students with a $1,000 scholarship for the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program. These scholarships will be awarded through our eWarrior Aspen Capital eScholarship events.

=2019-2020 eScholarship Details=
*There are four events in which students may participate. '''The recipient(s) of each event will win a $1,000 e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarship provided by Aspen Capital.'''
*eScholarship events are open to all Winona State University students that are '''currently participating in the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program.''' '''This includes full-time and part-time students.'''

=In a Nutshell=
*20 $1,000.00 Scholarships will be awarded.
*Theme: How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?
*To submit your entries go to [https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/6045 https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/6045].
*Submissions Due: Friday, March 27, 2020
*Winners will be notified in April, 2020.
*Events
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_Digital_Photography_Competition Digital Photography]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Captial_eScholarship/e-Warrior_Laptop_Cover_Skin_Design_Competition Laptop Cover Skin Design]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_e-Flick_Competition e-Flick (video)]
**[https://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_Jingle_Competition Jingle (audio)]

Theme
====The theme for this years eScholarship is "How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?".====
*You need to show us examples of this in your entries. You can create a video, take a picture, create a jingle, or design a laptop cover with your ideas. The entry must give a clear picture of how technology enhances your Winona State learning and experiences. Use your imagionation and creativity! Good Luck!!

=Submission Information=

To submit your entries go to [https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/9072 https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/9072].

=Disclaimer=
By submitting an entry, I guarantee that the content of my entry is free of any copyright restriction and agree to provide WSU with copies of any copyright releases I have acquired, should they be requested. Winona State University cannot be held responsible for any consequences resulting from possible copyright violation. I agree to defend and indemnify the University and/or the University’s licensees and assignees and hold them harmless against all claims, suits, costs losses, damages, and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees, that the University and/or the University’s licensees and assignees may sustain by reason of any unlawful matter contained in the program. WSU also reserves the right to use submissions to the e-Competition, in whole or in part, for future promotion and demonstration.

=How Are They Awarded?=
*Twenty individual $1,000.00 e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarships will be awarded.
*You will be notified in April if you are a recipient.

=Overall Guidelines=
* Must be a WSU student that is participating in the eWarrior: Digital Life & Learning Program.
* Deadline: All entrees must be submitted by Friday, March 27, 2020.
* Only entries that are 100% original will be considered.
* Entry must follow this year's theme: "How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?"
* Only entries that follow exact guidelines will be considered.
* All entries must be created/edited on WSU devices (laptop, tablet). The only exception is for the Photography and eFlick events in which you may use your phone to take the photo or video.
* Technology: Must use WSU supported software or software that is freely accessible by all.
* You may submit as many entries as you wish but you will only be eligible to win one scholarship.
* '''One scholarship per person.'''
* Scholarships are award to single winners or all participants on a winning team.
**Teams may be used for the eFlick and Jingle competitions only.
***You may have up to four people on a team for the eFlick Competition
***You may have up to two people on a team for Jingles Competition
* Scholarships will be awarded for Spring 2020
* You will be required to attend a luncheon with your benefactor. Casual dress will be the attire.
*Laptop/Tablet questions and software training available to all students at the e-Warrior Digital Learning Center in Library 105. Please email dlc@winona.edu to arrange for an appointment. Walk-in's accepted depending upon availability of staff.

=Deadline=
====*All entries must be submitted by midnight on March 27th, 2020.====
*Winners to be announced in April.

=Please Note=
*The WSU e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarship Committee reserves the right to disregard entries that are not complete, on theme, or are considered inappropriate.

=Questions=
Char Gorak 
Library 105 
[mailto:cgorak@winona.edu cgorak@winona.edu] 
507-457-2520

Feel free to stop in at the Digital Learning Commons in Krueger Library with any questions.

=====Or email:=====
* [mailto:dlc@winona.edu dlc@winona.edu]

=Helpful Information/Past Years:=

<splist></splist>

[[Category: e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]][[category: scholarships]]

Draft:Web based printing

2020-03-16T14:00:19Z

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==What is Web Based Printing?==
Web based Printing allows WSU students to print from any device that has a web browser, as long as the device is connected to the warrior network. This is especially useful for [https://learn.winona.edu/Grad_and_PT_Student_Technology_Survival_Guide graduate and part-time students] who are not enrolled in our [https://www.winona.edu/technology/students.asp eWarrior Program] (and do not have a school laptop). This being said, everyone is welcome to use web based printing!

While all web based printing is done through the [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] (Print Manager Plus!) website, included here are instructions for printing from laptops, Android devices, and Apple devices.

==WSU Printers Available==

The Winona campus has: four located in the first floor of Krueger Library (DLC1-4), two located in Gildemeister Hall (Gilde_2nd_Floor and Gilde134A), one located on the first floor of Somsen Hall (Somsen1stFloor), one located in Watkins Hall (Watkins108A). Winona campus also has an additional printer on the second floor of Somsen Hall (MFP_Somsen209) available for faculty and staff.

The Rochester campus has: one in Goddard Library (RochGL138B), one in the Heintz Center Building B (RochHB100A), one in the Health Science Building Student Lounge (RochHS000A), one in the East Hall (RochEA235), and one in BR (RochBR314).

Below is the full list of printers available for web based printing from your laptop or mobile device.

[[file:Web-based-printers-list.png|300px]]


==Web Based Printing from your Laptop==

*Please NOTE that you need to be connected to the "warrior" wireless network for web based printing.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]
*'''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''

*Log in with your StarID and password
[[File:PrintManagerLogIn.png|350 px]]

*From here you can print, check your campus printing balance and history, and view many types of user reports.
*Students requiring assistance may talk with employees at the DLC front desk, located on the first floor of Krueger Library. Otherwise, call Tech Support at [tel:5074575240 (507) 457-5240].

==Web Based Printing from your Android Device==
*For web-based printing from an Android device go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] on a web browser. You may get a warning that the page is unsafe, but it is secure so choose the continue option.
*NOTE: The print.winona.edu page may take a few minutes to load, so be patient.
*Once the page loads you should see the below screen. Then enter your StarID and password and tap 'Log in'.
[[file:androidwebprint1.png|200px]]
*After you login chose the print tab at the top left of the page.
*Then choose 'Select File to Upload' and pick the file you want to print. After it loads hit the next button.
[[file:androidwebprint2.png|200px]]
*From here you need to select the printer you're printing from and can choose the number of copies and pages per sheet you want. Hit next and you're document will begin to print.
[[file:androidwebprint3.png|200px]]

==Web Based Printing from your Apple Device==
===iOS 11 or later===
1. Open a browser and type in '''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''. (Do not include http(s):// or www.) This page may take a 1-2 minutes to load. 
[[file:ApplePrinting1.png|200px]] 
2. Log in with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ApplePrinting2.png|200px]] 
3. You are now at the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) homepage. 
[[file:ApplePrinting3.png|200px]] 
4. Tap on the '''Print''' tab in the menu bar. Then, tap on '''Select File to Upload'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting4.png|200px]] 
5. You have the options '''Take a Photo or Video''', '''Photo Library''', and '''Browse'''. The Browse option gives you access to iCloud Drive storage, as well as any online storage accounts you have linked to your iPhone. 
[[file:ApplePrinting5.jpg|200px]] 
6. After selecting your file(s), tap on the circular button to the left of the first file you would like to print. Tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:pmp-select-files.jpg|200px]] 
7. Here you will select a printer. Then, enter in the number of copies you would like, the number of pages per sheet, and double- or single-sided printing. When done, tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:ApplePrinting6.jpg|200px]] 
8. Review your printing job, then tap on '''Print Now'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting7.jpg|200px]] 
9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for any additional files that you have to print.

===iOS 10 or earlier===
*You will need to upload the files you want to print to the [[OneDrive for Business]] iPhone app. This is associated with your student email, and every WSU student gets one terabyte of free storage.
*After you've uploaded your document and are connected to the warrior network, open a web browser on your Apple device and go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]. NOTE: The Print Manager Plus! web page may take 1-2 minutes to load.
*Once the page has loaded it may give you a warning that it's not secure. The page is secure so you can ignore the warning and will be prompted to sign in with your StarID and password.

1. Sign in to the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) web site with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ipadwebprint1.jpg|200px]] 

2. After you sign in tap the print tab in the top left corner. Then you will need to choose the file you want to print. 
[[file:ipadwebprint2.png|200px]] 

3. From the drop down menu you will want to enable One Drive, and open it to see your OneDrive files. T 
[[file:ipadwebprint3.png|200px]] 

4. Next you will see a page that has the printing details. Choose the printer you want to print from and tap next. After that, your document will start printing. 
[[file:ipadwebprint4.png|200px]] 

==Log out of Print Manager Plus!==

[[File:PrintManagerUser1.png]]

==Other Information==
[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing WSU Printing Information]

[[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide]]

[[Category: Printing]]

Draft:Web based printing

2020-03-16T13:59:55Z

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==What is Web Based Printing?==
Web based Printing allows WSU students to print from any device that has a web browser, as long as the device is connected to the warrior network. This is especially useful for [https://learn.winona.edu/Grad_and_PT_Student_Technology_Survival_Guide graduate and part-time students] who are not enrolled in our [https://www.winona.edu/technology/students.asp eWarrior Program] (and do not have a school laptop). This being said, everyone is welcome to use web based printing!

While all web based printing is done through the [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] (Print Manager Plus!) website, included here are instructions for printing from laptops, Android devices, and Apple devices.

==WSU Printers Available==

The Winona campus has: four located in the first floor of Krueger Library (DLC1-4), two located in Gildemeister Hall (Gilde_2nd_Floor and Gilde134A), one located on the first floor of Somsen Hall (Somsen1stFloor), one located in Watkins Hall (Watkins108A). Winona campus also has an additional printer on the second floor of Somsen Hall (MFP_Somsen209) available for faculty and staff.

The Rochester campus has: one in Goddard Library (RochGL138B), one in the Heintz Center Building B (RochHB100A), one in the Health Science Building Student Lounge (RochHS000A), one in the East Hall (RochEA235), and one in BR (RochBR314).

Below is the full list of printers available for web based printing from your laptop or mobile device.

[[file:Web-based-printers-list.png|300px]]


==Web Based Printing from your Laptop==

*Please NOTE that you need to be connected to the "warrior" wireless network for web based printing.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]
*'''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''

*Log in with your StarID and password
[[File:PrintManagerLogIn.png|350 px]]

*From here you can print, check your campus printing balance and history, and view many types of user reports.
*Students requiring assistance may talk with employees at the DLC front desk, located on the first floor of Krueger Library. Otherwise, call Tech Support at [tel:5074575240 (507) 457-5240].

==Web Based Printing from your Android Device==
*For web-based printing from an Android device go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] on a web browser. You may get a warning that the page is unsafe, but it is secure so choose the continue option.
*NOTE: The print.winona.edu page may take a few minutes to load, so be patient.
*Once the page loads you should see the below screen. Then enter your StarID and password and tap 'Log in'.
[[file:androidwebprint1.png|200px]]
*After you login chose the print tab at the top left of the page.
*Then choose 'Select File to Upload' and pick the file you want to print. After it loads hit the next button.
[[file:androidwebprint2.png|200px]]
*From here you need to select the printer you're printing from and can choose the number of copies and pages per sheet you want. Hit next and you're document will begin to print.
[[file:androidwebprint3.png|200px]]

==Web Based Printing from your Apple Device==
===iOS 11 or later===
1. Open a browser and type in '''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''. (Do not include http(s):// or www.) This page may take a 1-2 minutes to load. 
[[file:ApplePrinting1.png|200px]] 
2. Log in with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ApplePrinting2.png|200px]] 
3. You are now at the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) homepage. 
[[file:ApplePrinting3.png|200px]] 
4. Tap on the '''Print''' tab in the menu bar. Then, tap on '''Select File to Upload'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting4.png|200px]] 
5. You have the options '''Take a Photo or Video''', '''Photo Library''', and '''Browse'''. The Browse option gives you access to iCloud Drive storage, as well as any online storage accounts you have linked to your iPhone. 
[[file:ApplePrinting5.jpg|200px]] 
6. After selecting your file(s), tap on the circular button to the left of the first file you would like to print. Tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:pmp-select-files.jpg|200px]] 
7. Here you will select a printer. Then, enter in the number of copies you would like, the number of pages per sheet, and double- or single-sided printing. When done, tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:ApplePrinting6.jpg|200px]] 
8. Review your printing job, then tap on '''Print Now'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting7.jpg|200px]] 
9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for any additional files that you have to print.

===iOS 10 or earlier===
*You will need to upload the files you want to print to the [[OneDrive for Business]] iPhone app. This is associated with your student email, and every WSU student gets one terabyte of free storage.
*After you've uploaded your document and are connected to the warrior network, open a web browser on your Apple device and go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]. NOTE: The Print Manager Plus! web page may take 1-2 minutes to load.
*Once the page has loaded it may give you a warning that it's not secure. The page is secure so you can ignore the warning and will be prompted to sign in with your StarID and password.

1. Sign in to the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) web site with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ipadwebprint1.jpg|200px]]

2. After you sign in tap the print tab in the top left corner. Then you will need to choose the file you want to print. 
[[file:ipadwebprint2.png|200px]] 

3. From the drop down menu you will want to enable One Drive, and open it to see your OneDrive files. T 
[[file:ipadwebprint3.png|200px]] 

4. Next you will see a page that has the printing details. Choose the printer you want to print from and tap next. After that, your document will start printing. 
[[file:ipadwebprint4.png|200px]] 

==Log out of Print Manager Plus!==

[[File:PrintManagerUser1.png]]

==Other Information==
[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing WSU Printing Information]

[[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide]]

[[Category: Printing]]

Draft:Web based printing

2020-03-16T13:58:34Z

MKhanal: /* iOS 11 or later */

Draft:Web based printing

2020-03-16T13:58:05Z

MKhanal:

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==What is Web Based Printing?==
Web based Printing allows WSU students to print from any device that has a web browser, as long as the device is connected to the warrior network. This is especially useful for [https://learn.winona.edu/Grad_and_PT_Student_Technology_Survival_Guide graduate and part-time students] who are not enrolled in our [https://www.winona.edu/technology/students.asp eWarrior Program] (and do not have a school laptop). This being said, everyone is welcome to use web based printing!

While all web based printing is done through the [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] (Print Manager Plus!) website, included here are instructions for printing from laptops, Android devices, and Apple devices.

==WSU Printers Available==

The Winona campus has: four located in the first floor of Krueger Library (DLC1-4), two located in Gildemeister Hall (Gilde_2nd_Floor and Gilde134A), one located on the first floor of Somsen Hall (Somsen1stFloor), one located in Watkins Hall (Watkins108A). Winona campus also has an additional printer on the second floor of Somsen Hall (MFP_Somsen209) available for faculty and staff.

The Rochester campus has: one in Goddard Library (RochGL138B), one in the Heintz Center Building B (RochHB100A), one in the Health Science Building Student Lounge (RochHS000A), one in the East Hall (RochEA235), and one in BR (RochBR314).

Below is the full list of printers available for web based printing from your laptop or mobile device.

[[file:Web-based-printers-list.png|300px]]


==Web Based Printing from your Laptop==

*Please NOTE that you need to be connected to the "warrior" wireless network for web based printing.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]
*'''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''

*Log in with your StarID and password
[[File:PrintManagerLogIn.png|350 px]]

*From here you can print, check your campus printing balance and history, and view many types of user reports.
*Students requiring assistance may talk with employees at the DLC front desk, located on the first floor of Krueger Library. Otherwise, call Tech Support at [tel:5074575240 (507) 457-5240].

==Web Based Printing from your Android Device==
*For web-based printing from an Android device go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] on a web browser. You may get a warning that the page is unsafe, but it is secure so choose the continue option.
*NOTE: The print.winona.edu page may take a few minutes to load, so be patient.
*Once the page loads you should see the below screen. Then enter your StarID and password and tap 'Log in'.
[[file:androidwebprint1.png|200px]]
*After you login chose the print tab at the top left of the page.
*Then choose 'Select File to Upload' and pick the file you want to print. After it loads hit the next button.
[[file:androidwebprint2.png|200px]]
*From here you need to select the printer you're printing from and can choose the number of copies and pages per sheet you want. Hit next and you're document will begin to print.
[[file:androidwebprint3.png|200px]]

==Web Based Printing from your Apple Device==
===iOS 11 or later===
1. Open a browser and type in '''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''. (Do not include http(s):// or www.) This page may take a 1-2 minutes to load. 
[[file:ApplePrinting1.png|200px]] 
2. Log in with your StarID and password. 
3. You are now at the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) homepage. 
[[file:ApplePrinting3.png|200px]] 
4. Tap on the '''Print''' tab in the menu bar. Then, tap on '''Select File to Upload'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting4.png|200px]] 
5. You have the options '''Take a Photo or Video''', '''Photo Library''', and '''Browse'''. The Browse option gives you access to iCloud Drive storage, as well as any online storage accounts you have linked to your iPhone. 
[[file:ApplePrinting5.jpg|200px]] 
6. After selecting your file(s), tap on the circular button to the left of the first file you would like to print. Tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:pmp-select-files.jpg|200px]] 
7. Here you will select a printer. Then, enter in the number of copies you would like, the number of pages per sheet, and double- or single-sided printing. When done, tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:ApplePrinting6.jpg|200px]] 
8. Review your printing job, then tap on '''Print Now'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting7.jpg|200px]] 
9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for any additional files that you have to print.

===iOS 10 or earlier===
*You will need to upload the files you want to print to the [[OneDrive for Business]] iPhone app. This is associated with your student email, and every WSU student gets one terabyte of free storage.
*After you've uploaded your document and are connected to the warrior network, open a web browser on your Apple device and go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]. NOTE: The Print Manager Plus! web page may take 1-2 minutes to load.
*Once the page has loaded it may give you a warning that it's not secure. The page is secure so you can ignore the warning and will be prompted to sign in with your StarID and password.

1. Sign in to the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) web site with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ipadwebprint1.jpg|200px]] 

2. After you sign in tap the print tab in the top left corner. Then you will need to choose the file you want to print. 
[[file:ipadwebprint2.png|200px]] 

3. From the drop down menu you will want to enable One Drive, and open it to see your OneDrive files. T 
[[file:ipadwebprint3.png|200px]] 

4. Next you will see a page that has the printing details. Choose the printer you want to print from and tap next. After that, your document will start printing. 
[[file:ipadwebprint4.png|200px]] 

==Log out of Print Manager Plus!==

[[File:PrintManagerUser1.png]]

==Other Information==
[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing WSU Printing Information]

[[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide]]

[[Category: Printing]]

Draft:Web based printing

2020-03-16T13:56:16Z

MKhanal:

Draft:Web based printing

2020-03-16T13:56:02Z

MKhanal:

#{{TOC_Float_Right}}
==What is Web Based Printing?==
Web based Printing allows WSU students to print from any device that has a web browser, as long as the device is connected to the warrior network. This is especially useful for [https://learn.winona.edu/Grad_and_PT_Student_Technology_Survival_Guide graduate and part-time students] who are not enrolled in our [https://www.winona.edu/technology/students.asp eWarrior Program] (and do not have a school laptop). This being said, everyone is welcome to use web based printing!

While all web based printing is done through the [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] (Print Manager Plus!) website, included here are instructions for printing from laptops, Android devices, and Apple devices.

==WSU Printers Available==

The Winona campus has: four located in the first floor of Krueger Library (DLC1-4), two located in Gildemeister Hall (Gilde_2nd_Floor and Gilde134A), one located on the first floor of Somsen Hall (Somsen1stFloor), one located in Watkins Hall (Watkins108A). Winona campus also has an additional printer on the second floor of Somsen Hall (MFP_Somsen209) available for faculty and staff.

The Rochester campus has: one in Goddard Library (RochGL138B), one in the Heintz Center Building B (RochHB100A), one in the Health Science Building Student Lounge (RochHS000A), one in the East Hall (RochEA235), and one in BR (RochBR314).

Below is the full list of printers available for web based printing from your laptop or mobile device.

[[file:Web-based-printers-list.png|300px]]


==Web Based Printing from your Laptop==

*Please NOTE that you need to be connected to the "warrior" wireless network for web based printing.
**[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network]]
*'''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''

*Log in with your StarID and password
[[File:PrintManagerLogIn.png|350 px]]

*From here you can print, check your campus printing balance and history, and view many types of user reports.
*Students requiring assistance may talk with employees at the DLC front desk, located on the first floor of Krueger Library. Otherwise, call Tech Support at [tel:5074575240 (507) 457-5240].

==Web Based Printing from your Android Device==
*For web-based printing from an Android device go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu] on a web browser. You may get a warning that the page is unsafe, but it is secure so choose the continue option.
*NOTE: The print.winona.edu page may take a few minutes to load, so be patient.
*Once the page loads you should see the below screen. Then enter your StarID and password and tap 'Log in'.
[[file:androidwebprint1.png|200px]]
*After you login chose the print tab at the top left of the page.
*Then choose 'Select File to Upload' and pick the file you want to print. After it loads hit the next button.
[[file:androidwebprint2.png|200px]]
*From here you need to select the printer you're printing from and can choose the number of copies and pages per sheet you want. Hit next and you're document will begin to print.
[[file:androidwebprint3.png|200px]]

==Web Based Printing from your Apple Device==
===iOS 11 or later===
1. Open a browser and type in '''[http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]'''. (Do not include http(s):// or www.) This page may take a 1-2 minutes to load. 
[[file:ApplePrinting1.png|200px]] 
2. Log in with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ApplePrinting2.png|200px]] 
3. You are now at the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) homepage. 
[[file:ApplePrinting3.png|200px]] 
4. Tap on the '''Print''' tab in the menu bar. Then, tap on '''Select File to Upload'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting4.png|200px]] 
5. You have the options '''Take a Photo or Video''', '''Photo Library''', and '''Browse'''. The Browse option gives you access to iCloud Drive storage, as well as any online storage accounts you have linked to your iPhone. 
[[file:ApplePrinting5.jpg|200px]] 
6. After selecting your file(s), tap on the circular button to the left of the first file you would like to print. Tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:pmp-select-files.jpg|200px]] 
7. Here you will select a printer. Then, enter in the number of copies you would like, the number of pages per sheet, and double- or single-sided printing. When done, tap on the blue '''Next''' button. 
[[file:ApplePrinting6.jpg|200px]] 
8. Review your printing job, then tap on '''Print Now'''. 
[[file:ApplePrinting7.jpg|200px]] 
9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for any additional files that you have to print.

===iOS 10 or earlier===
*You will need to upload the files you want to print to the [[OneDrive for Business]] iPhone app. This is associated with your student email, and every WSU student gets one terabyte of free storage.
*After you've uploaded your document and are connected to the warrior network, open a web browser on your Apple device and go to [http://print.winona.edu print.winona.edu]. NOTE: The Print Manager Plus! web page may take 1-2 minutes to load.
*Once the page has loaded it may give you a warning that it's not secure. The page is secure so you can ignore the warning and will be prompted to sign in with your StarID and password.

1. Sign in to the Print Manager Plus! (PMP) web site with your StarID and password. 
[[file:ipadwebprint1.jpg|200px]] 

2. After you sign in tap the print tab in the top left corner. Then you will need to choose the file you want to print. 
[[file:ipadwebprint2.png|200px]] 

3. From the drop down menu you will want to enable One Drive, and open it to see your OneDrive files. T 
[[file:ipadwebprint3.png|200px]] 

4. Next you will see a page that has the printing details. Choose the printer you want to print from and tap next. After that, your document will start printing. 
[[file:ipadwebprint4.png|200px]] 

==Log out of Print Manager Plus!==

[[File:PrintManagerUser1.png]]

==Other Information==
[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing WSU Printing Information]

[[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide]]

[[Category: Printing]]

Draft:E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship

2020-03-16T13:53:31Z

MKhanal:

Draft:E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship

2020-03-16T13:53:19Z

MKhanal:

__NOTOC_
{{eScholarship}}
[[File:AspenScholarshipLogo.png|225px|left]]

=What is e-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship?=

[[Aspen Capital]], in partnership with Winona State University, provides the latest mobile devices and technology to Winona State students.

A key component of the partnership established between Aspen Capital and WSU includes Aspen’s commitment to “give back” to the University. Accordingly, Aspen Capital is pleased to provide scholarships for the 2019-2020 e-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship events. This year Aspen Capital has generously donated $20,000 enabling us to provide 20 students with a $1,000 scholarship for the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program. These scholarships will be awarded through our eWarrior Aspen Capital eScholarship events.

=2019-2020 eScholarship Details=
*There are four events in which students may participate. '''The recipient(s) of each event will win a $1,000 e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarship provided by Aspen Capital.'''
*eScholarship events are open to all Winona State University students that are '''currently participating in the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program.''' '''This includes full-time and part-time students.'''

=In a Nutshell=
*20 $1,000.00 Scholarships will be awarded.
*Theme: How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?
*To submit your entries go to [https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/6045 https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/6045].
*Submissions Due: Friday, March 27, 2020
*Winners will be notified in April, 2020.
*Events
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_Digital_Photography_Competition Digital Photography]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Captial_eScholarship/e-Warrior_Laptop_Cover_Skin_Design_Competition Laptop Cover Skin Design]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_e-Flick_Competition e-Flick (video)]
**[https://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Aspen_Capital_eScholarship/eScholarship_Jingle_Competition Jingle (audio)]

=Theme=
====The theme for this years eScholarship is "How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?".====
*You need to show us examples of this in your entries. You can create a video, take a picture, create a jingle, or design a laptop cover with your ideas. The entry must give a clear picture of how technology enhances your Winona State learning and experiences. Use your imagionation and creativity! Good Luck!!

=Submission Information=

To submit your entries go to [https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/9072 https://winona.academicworks.com/opportunities/9072].

=Disclaimer=
By submitting an entry, I guarantee that the content of my entry is free of any copyright restriction and agree to provide WSU with copies of any copyright releases I have acquired, should they be requested. Winona State University cannot be held responsible for any consequences resulting from possible copyright violation. I agree to defend and indemnify the University and/or the University’s licensees and assignees and hold them harmless against all claims, suits, costs losses, damages, and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees, that the University and/or the University’s licensees and assignees may sustain by reason of any unlawful matter contained in the program. WSU also reserves the right to use submissions to the e-Competition, in whole or in part, for future promotion and demonstration.

=How Are They Awarded?=
*Twenty individual $1,000.00 e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarships will be awarded.
*You will be notified in April if you are a recipient.

=Overall Guidelines=
* Must be a WSU student that is participating in the eWarrior: Digital Life & Learning Program.
* Deadline: All entrees must be submitted by Friday, March 27, 2020.
* Only entries that are 100% original will be considered.
* Entry must follow this year's theme: "How does technology enhance your Winona State experience?"
* Only entries that follow exact guidelines will be considered.
* All entries must be created/edited on WSU devices (laptop, tablet). The only exception is for the Photography and eFlick events in which you may use your phone to take the photo or video.
* Technology: Must use WSU supported software or software that is freely accessible by all.
* You may submit as many entries as you wish but you will only be eligible to win one scholarship.
* '''One scholarship per person.'''
* Scholarships are award to single winners or all participants on a winning team.
**Teams may be used for the eFlick and Jingle competitions only.
***You may have up to four people on a team for the eFlick Competition
***You may have up to two people on a team for Jingles Competition
* Scholarships will be awarded for Spring 2020
* You will be required to attend a luncheon with your benefactor. Casual dress will be the attire.
*Laptop/Tablet questions and software training available to all students at the e-Warrior Digital Learning Center in Library 105. Please email dlc@winona.edu to arrange for an appointment. Walk-in's accepted depending upon availability of staff.

=Deadline=
====*All entries must be submitted by midnight on March 27th, 2020.====
*Winners to be announced in April.

=Please Note=
*The WSU e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Scholarship Committee reserves the right to disregard entries that are not complete, on theme, or are considered inappropriate.

=Questions=
Char Gorak 
Library 105 
[mailto:cgorak@winona.edu cgorak@winona.edu] 
507-457-2520

Feel free to stop in at the Digital Learning Commons in Krueger Library with any questions.

=====Or email:=====
* [mailto:dlc@winona.edu dlc@winona.edu]

=Helpful Information/Past Years:=

<splist></splist>

[[Category: e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]][[category: scholarships]]

Draft:E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship

2020-03-16T13:53:02Z

MKhanal:

Draft:E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship

2020-03-16T13:52:51Z

MKhanal:

Creating ePortfolio presentations

2020-03-16T13:36:16Z

MKhanal: /* More resources */

{{TOC_Float_Right}}
<noinclude>
==Intended Audience==

WSU instructors currently using {{D2L}} and interested in using electronic portfolios in their {{D2L}} courses.
</noinclude>
==Overview==
This article describes the steps involved in using the Brightspace ePortfolio tool to create electronic portfolio presentations to show skills and knowledge to others.
{| style="width: 100%; align: left; "
|-
|

==What is an ePortfolio presentation?==
A presentation is a means for demonstrating your achievements to other people. You select the artifacts, reflections, and other items you wish to share and use the ePortfolio tool to remix them into a presentation that looks and behaves like a website.

==Creating a presentation within the ePortfolio==
Creating a presentation is a four-step operation.
# Select '''New Presentation''' from the Dashboard page. On the following page, name your presentation on the '''Properties''' tab.
# Select the '''Content/Layout''' tab to edit the presentation display. Here you set the navigation and the page content.
# The '''Banner''' tab is used to set the title text at the top of each presentation page.
# Use the '''Theme''' tab to select the color scheme and table layout of the pages.

No need to worry about saving your choices. They are automatically saved each time you click off a tab.
| style="width: 40px; " |
|
{{#widget:YouTube|id= CADS9pqdvcA}} 
''Create a Presentation''
|}

If you would like more information on how the Brightspace ePortfolio tool can be used to create and curate electronic portfolios, refer to [[#More Information|More Information]] below.

==More Information==
===Brightspace ePortfolio Instructor Guide===
There are a step-by-step instructions on how to use the ePortfolio tool in [https://community.brightspace.com/s/article/Brightspace-ePortfolio-Instructor-Guide?t=1539782391547 the Brightspace ePortfolio Instructor Gide].

{| style="width: 75%; "
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===Related Wiki Topics===
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category = D2L
category = ePortfolio
count = 10
ordermethod=popularity
</DynamicPageList>
| style="width: 35%; vertical-align: top; "|
===D2L Overview Topics===
{{D2L_Main_Topics}}
|
|}
===More resources===
* [http://theijep.com The International Journal of ePortfolio]
* [https://eportfolio.aacu.org PEARL: Publications on ePortfolio: Archives of the Research Landscape]
* [http://c2l.mcnrc.org Catalyst for Learning]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8t_OY4denF1c0NLM3VoNUFhaU0/view The Field Guide to ePortfolios: Why it Matters for Learning]

For a complete listing of topics, select from the category list below.

[[category: Assessment]][[category: D2L]][[category: D2L Tool Integration]][[category: ePortfolio]][[Category:Faculty]]
</noinclude>

Creating ePortfolio presentations

2020-03-16T13:35:09Z

MKhanal: /* More resources */

{{TOC_Float_Right}}
<noinclude>
==Intended Audience==

WSU instructors currently using {{D2L}} and interested in using electronic portfolios in their {{D2L}} courses.
</noinclude>
==Overview==
This article describes the steps involved in using the Brightspace ePortfolio tool to create electronic portfolio presentations to show skills and knowledge to others.
{| style="width: 100%; align: left; "
|-
|

==What is an ePortfolio presentation?==
A presentation is a means for demonstrating your achievements to other people. You select the artifacts, reflections, and other items you wish to share and use the ePortfolio tool to remix them into a presentation that looks and behaves like a website.

==Creating a presentation within the ePortfolio==
Creating a presentation is a four-step operation.
# Select '''New Presentation''' from the Dashboard page. On the following page, name your presentation on the '''Properties''' tab.
# Select the '''Content/Layout''' tab to edit the presentation display. Here you set the navigation and the page content.
# The '''Banner''' tab is used to set the title text at the top of each presentation page.
# Use the '''Theme''' tab to select the color scheme and table layout of the pages.

No need to worry about saving your choices. They are automatically saved each time you click off a tab.
| style="width: 40px; " |
|
{{#widget:YouTube|id= CADS9pqdvcA}} 
''Create a Presentation''
|}

If you would like more information on how the Brightspace ePortfolio tool can be used to create and curate electronic portfolios, refer to [[#More Information|More Information]] below.

==More Information==
===Brightspace ePortfolio Instructor Guide===
There are a step-by-step instructions on how to use the ePortfolio tool in [https://community.brightspace.com/s/article/Brightspace-ePortfolio-Instructor-Guide?t=1539782391547 the Brightspace ePortfolio Instructor Gide].

{| style="width: 75%; "
| style="width: 35%; vertical-align: top; "|
===Related Wiki Topics===
<DynamicPageList>
category = D2L
category = ePortfolio
count = 10
ordermethod=popularity
</DynamicPageList>
| style="width: 35%; vertical-align: top; "|
===D2L Overview Topics===
{{D2L_Main_Topics}}
|
|}
===More resources===
* [http://theijep.com The International Journal of ePortfolio]
* [https://eportfolio.aacu.org PEARL: Publications on ePortfolio: Archives of the Research Landscape]
* [http://c2l.mcnrc.org Catalyst for Learning]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8t_OY4denF1c0NLM3VoNUFhaU0/view The Field Guide to ePortfolios: Why it Matters for Learning]

For a complete listing of topics, select from the category list below.

[[File:test.jpg]]

[[category: Assessment]][[category: D2L]][[category: D2L Tool Integration]][[category: ePortfolio]][[Category:Faculty]]
</noinclude>

Creating ePortfolio presentations

2020-03-16T13:34:19Z

MKhanal: /* What is an ePortfolio presentation? */

Creating ePortfolio presentations

2020-03-16T13:33:57Z

MKhanal: /* What is an ePortfolio presentation? */

{{TOC_Float_Right}}
<noinclude>
==Intended Audience==

WSU instructors currently using {{D2L}} and interested in using electronic portfolios in their {{D2L}} courses.
</noinclude>
==Overview==
This article describes the steps involved in using the Brightspace ePortfolio tool to create electronic portfolio presentations to show skills and knowledge to others.
{| style="width: 100%; align: left; "
|-
|

=What is an ePortfolio presentation?=
A presentation is a means for demonstrating your achievements to other people. You select the artifacts, reflections, and other items you wish to share and use the ePortfolio tool to remix them into a presentation that looks and behaves like a website.

==Creating a presentation within the ePortfolio==
Creating a presentation is a four-step operation.
# Select '''New Presentation''' from the Dashboard page. On the following page, name your presentation on the '''Properties''' tab.
# Select the '''Content/Layout''' tab to edit the presentation display. Here you set the navigation and the page content.
# The '''Banner''' tab is used to set the title text at the top of each presentation page.
# Use the '''Theme''' tab to select the color scheme and table layout of the pages.

No need to worry about saving your choices. They are automatically saved each time you click off a tab.
| style="width: 40px; " |
|
{{#widget:YouTube|id= CADS9pqdvcA}} 
''Create a Presentation''
|}

If you would like more information on how the Brightspace ePortfolio tool can be used to create and curate electronic portfolios, refer to [[#More Information|More Information]] below.

==More Information==
===Brightspace ePortfolio Instructor Guide===
There are a step-by-step instructions on how to use the ePortfolio tool in [https://community.brightspace.com/s/article/Brightspace-ePortfolio-Instructor-Guide?t=1539782391547 the Brightspace ePortfolio Instructor Gide].

{| style="width: 75%; "
| style="width: 35%; vertical-align: top; "|
===Related Wiki Topics===
<DynamicPageList>
category = D2L
category = ePortfolio
count = 10
ordermethod=popularity
</DynamicPageList>
| style="width: 35%; vertical-align: top; "|
===D2L Overview Topics===
{{D2L_Main_Topics}}
|
|}
===More resources===
* [http://theijep.com The International Journal of ePortfolio]
* [https://eportfolio.aacu.org PEARL: Publications on ePortfolio: Archives of the Research Landscape]
* [http://c2l.mcnrc.org Catalyst for Learning]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8t_OY4denF1c0NLM3VoNUFhaU0/view The Field Guide to ePortfolios: Why it Matters for Learning]

For a complete listing of topics, select from the category list below.

[[category: Assessment]][[category: D2L]][[category: D2L Tool Integration]][[category: ePortfolio]][[Category:Faculty]]
</noinclude>

Draft:DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects/Stephen Allard (GEOS 470)

2020-02-20T17:46:06Z

MKhanal:

==Class Location, Days and Times==

*Geological Research Strategies, GEOS 470
*Where: SLC 170
*When: Tuesday, January 21, 2014
*Time: 9:30 am - 10:00 am

==Project Details==
Basic 101 overview of Microsoft Office 365 Calendar
Both platforms - Mac and PC

==Software==
* [[Microsoft Office 365]]

==What We Will Cover==

* Office 365 Student Calendar
**How to put an appointment on your calendar
**How to set a reoccurring appointment
**How to invite others to join the appointment
**Different views of the calendar (day, week and month)
**How to print out their calendar
**Can it be viewed and manipulated off-line?
**Color Coding
**Misc information

==DLC STARS==
* Cort Majkrzak

[[category: Custom Training]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Archive]]

Draft:DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects/Peter Sternberg (HERS 315)

2020-02-20T17:45:47Z

MKhanal:

__NOTOC__
==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==
*Tuesdays and Thursdays
*2:00 pm - 3:20 pm
*Maxwell 379

==Software Requested==
*Adobe InDesign

==DLC STAR Support Expectations==
*Will bring sample poster/pamphlet with them to class
*Will show students how to create a poster and a trifold pamphlet using Adobe InDesign.
*Will remain in the classroom to support students
*Will be available in Somsen 207e for 1:1 support as needed by students (by appointment please)

==Presenters and Support Schedule==
*Eric Ling and Jessica Friedrich
**InDesign Poster Training and Support
***Thursday, March 20
***Thursday, March 27
**InDesign Trifold Pamphlet Training and Support
***Tuesday, April 1
***Thursday, April 3

==Project Details==
*Create poster and trifold poster in InDesign
*Class topic is HPV
*Sample topic is HIV

===Outline Questions===
'''Scientific information'''
*What are the risks to health?
*Who (which people) are most at risk and what behaviors put them at risk?
*What is the most effective way of avoiding the risk.

'''Objective'''
*What should people know that they do not know?
*What will that knowledge enable them to do (ex. Make a decision to use a condom)
*What might be the result if they do not have the information

'''Audience'''
*Who, precisely is the audience? - ages, genders, ethnicity, culture, geographical location

====Project Assignment Worksheets====
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Spring_2014/Sternberg/poster.pdf Health Promotion Poster]
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Spring_2014/Sternberg/pamphlet.pdf Health Promotion Pamphlet]

==Student Expectations==
===Downloading Software===
Students will need to have Adobe InDesign downloaded to their laptops from the WSU server
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Keyserver How to download InDesign to your Mac or PC laptop]

===Online Video Training===
====lynda====
=====1. Create your [[lynda]] account=====

=====2. Videos to Watch=====
Students will need to have gone through the lynda training videos listed below:

=====Essential Training=====
[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/InDesign-CS6-Essential-Training/96305-2.html InDesign CS6 Essential Training]

=====For Both=====
*[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Adding-editing-text/96305/104804-4.html Adding or Editing Text]
*[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Adding-replacing-graphics/96305/104805-4.html Adding or Replacing Graphics]
*[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Moving-objects-around/96305/104806-4.html Moving Objects Around]
*[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Printing-creating-PDF/96305/104807-4.html Printing and Creating a PDF]
*link to Lynda Video

=====For Posters=====
*[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Designing-posters-grid/141130/152867-4.html Designing With Grids]
*[http://www.lynda.com/Illustrator-tutorials/designing-an-event-poster-hands-on-workshop/741-2.html?srchtrk=index:1%0Alinktypeid:2%0Aq:poster%2Bindesign%0Apage:1%0As:relevance%0Asa:true%0Aproducttypeid:2 Designing a Poster]

=====For Trifold Pamphlets=====
*[http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Changing-page-size/120609/137504-4.html Changing Page Size]

====Other Available Training====
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6zI5e2F6jg Creating a Trifold Brochure in Adobe InDesign on YouTube]

===Brochure Design DOs and DON'Ts===

*DO: Be consistent with your text. Pick a font size and type for each type of text you are working with. For example one for body text and another for heading text.
*DO: Be consistent with your margins in text boxes (search for inset spacing to find more information regarding this subject).
*DO: Involve your reader, a call to action is helpful in engaging your audience.

*DON'T: Allow your text to fade into the background. Use tools like the rectangle tool or background color to create backdrops for your text.
*DON'T: Use the following color combinations, if you can help it, which are especially hard on colorblind people: Green & Red; Green & Brown; Blue & Purple; Green & Blue; Light Green & Yellow; Blue & Grey; Green & Grey; Green & Black

=====*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/custom/Sternberg/HIV_Brochure_Spring_2014-Final_Draft.pdf Sample brochure created by Eric Ling]=====

[[category: Custom Training]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Archive]]

Draft:DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects/Nicholas Wysocki (EFRT308)

2020-02-20T17:45:28Z

MKhanal:

__NOTOC__
Human Relations and Student Diversity

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*3 sections/30 students per section
*Guildemeister 223
*Tuesdays and Thursdays
*9:30 am, 2:00 pm

==Project Details==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2012/WysockiEFRT308_F12.pdf Custom Request Form]

* Final Digital Ethnography on WordPress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]

==Student Expectations==
*WordPress accounts should be created before class time

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Create folder on desktop to keep all web site materials in
#Download and add content to WordPress
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*WordPress

==Custom Training Video==
'''This is a Camtasia video created by [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] STARS. It is custom designed to include the requested training.'''
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/VideoTutorials/EFRT308-NewAudio2/EFRT308-NewAudio2.html EFRT308 WordPress Custom Training]

==Additional Training Sources==
*[http://www.lynda.com/WordPress-training-tutorials/330-0.html WordPress Training on [[lynda]]]

==Presentations==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Spring_2014/New_Class_WordPress_Presentation.pptx WordPress PowerPoint Presentation]

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC.

[[category: Custom Training]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Archive]]

Draft:DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects/Marzi Astani (MIS 482)

2020-02-20T17:45:07Z

MKhanal:

=Class=
*MIS 482
*Business Administration

=Project=
*Information Systems Documentation
*lynda (www.lynda.com) gives WSU users' access to Lynda.com, a subscription library of over 2000 online courses taught by industry experts covering a wide variety of software tools and skills. The task is to sort and catalog all videos, examples and supplementary material offered by lynda. Wiki page will be constructed and designed to help faculty and staff create playlists for themselves and others.
*The assignment was to go through the Lynda courses and sort/catalog the videos. We can then use these as suggested materials for custom support and colleges. Both students met with Ken Graetz, Peggy Welshons and myself during this project and completed it by the end of the semester.

=Students=
*Solina Nong
*Cory Muldrow

=Overview=
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Lynda_Selection_Ideas lynda Selection Ideas] is the wiki page that Cory created to recap his project.

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Draft:DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects/Kim Bates

2020-02-20T17:44:44Z

MKhanal:

==Class Location, Days and Times==

Maxwell 229
BIOL 445 -01

==Project Details==

* Use the software Inspiration to create concept maps
* Will try to use "projection" instead of printing these out

==Software==

* [[Inspiration]]

==Process==

====Step 1: Install Inspiration====

:Follow the information provided for Installing Inspiration
:Note: Inspiration is a "key server" software. Therefore off campus you will need to use Cisco AnyConnect [[VPN]] Client prior to using Inspiration

====Step 2: Create Mind Map====
:[http://www.inspiration.com/videos/Inspiration Learning How to Use Inspiration]

====Step 3: Connect with your Group Members====

Dr. Bates will set up an Adobe Connect virtual meeting room for the group projects. Adobe Connect is a virtual conferencing tool which will allow meeting participants and presenters to share their screen, chat, video and audio conference, and use interactive whiteboards as well as other features. Using Adobe Connect students will be able to meet with their group to work on their project without having to email the document back and forth to their group members.

To prepare for using Adobe Connect, please review the following information:

:[[Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional/Connect Student Training Outline | Learn about Adobe Connect]]: This wiki page has been created for WSU students and serves as a checklist of features you will use in an Adobe Connect room.

:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2syFXr6pRZ8 You Tube Tutorial] : This 9 minute video tutorial is for hosts, presenters, and participants. The first 1:20 of the video is geared for hosts, so if you are participating in the Connect room you can move past that segment of the tutorial.

:[http://na1cps.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm Click Here] to install the add-in and prepare your computer prior to your first Adobe Connect Meeting.

Dr. Bates will share with you the URL for the meeting one was it has been created. It is recommended to use earbuds or a headset when meeting in the Connect room.

HINT: To allow others in your group to view your screen (or your Inspiration document) follow one of the two options:
:Option A
:*From the Share pod: Select Share > My Computer Screen > Desktop

:Option B
:*From the Share pod: Select Share > My Computer Screen > Applications This option only works if open the Inspiration document prior to starting the screen sharing process.

====Step 4: Project Presentation====
: A new feature of Inspiration 9.0 is exporting to a presentation or taking a snapshot for a presentation. These features allow you to capture specific segments of your mind map and organize the segments for a presentation.

*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbax4Bwpimk This presentation was demonstrated on Mac but it is the same process for the PC]

==DLC STARS==

* Chad Kjorlien will lead this project
* Eric Ling will be the contact for students
* Eric Ling will be in charge of Wiki information

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Draft:DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects

2020-02-20T17:44:25Z

MKhanal:

{{Template:DLCLogo}}

[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Digital_Learning_Center DLC] Fall Project Listing

This is a list of class projects for Spring 2014 that have requested the assistance of the Digital Learning Center STARS.

<splist></splist>

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Draft:DLC Spring 2013 Class Projects/WeeJungsun (EFRT308)

2020-02-20T17:43:42Z

MKhanal:

Human Relations and Student Diversity

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*3 sections/30 students per section
*Guildemeister 161
*Tuesdays and Thursdays

==Project Details==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2012/WysockiEFRT308_F12.pdf Custom Request Form]

* Final Digital Ethnography on WordPress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]

==Student Expectations==
*WordPress accounts should be created before class time
*You Tube accounts should be created before class time

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Create folder on desktop to keep all web site materials in
#Download and add content to WordPress
#Link video content, created on iMovie or MovieMaker and saved to YouTube
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*WordPress
*You Tube

==Presenters and Training Schedule==
* Requesting TLT/DLC staff come in and walk the students through the development of the Wordpress page as well as the uploading of a test Youtube video.
* '''Tuesday, February 19, 2013'''
** '''12:30 pm - Jessica Nelson'''

==Instructions for Students ==

====Step 1: Developing Your WordPress Page====
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/Softchalk/WordPress/WordPressStaticSite1 Instructions for Creating A Static Web Site in WordPress]
:*If you do not have a WordPress account, [http://wordpress.com/please start here].
:*If you have a WordPress account or when you are done setting up your account, follow the instruction guide provide for creating a static website in WordPress.
::*Tasks: Create a secondary page, post a photo, post a pdf and create a link to that document somewhere within the page, and post a link to a You Tube video.

====Step 2: Creating Your Video====
I will be using a Mac:
:*[[iMovie (Mac)]]

I will be using a PC:
:*[[Windows_Live_Movie_Maker_(PC)]]

====Step 3: Uploading Your Video====
*[http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=57924 Uploading a video to You Tube]

Here are the steps you will need to follow:

1. Create a YouTube account (this should already be created)

[[File:Youtube_menu_button.JPG‎|150px]]
2. Click the drop arrow under your username on the top right corner

3. Click My Channel

4. Create Channel

5. Upload video from your desktop, iMovie, or Movie Maker. Movie Maker will force you to fill out all of the fields (i.e title, description, and tags) before it will allow you to upload.

==Helpful Information==

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC.

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Draft:DLC Spring 2013 Class Projects/Peter Sternberg

2020-02-20T17:43:25Z

MKhanal:

Senior Seminar

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*Monday, 4/29/2013
*12:00 - 12:50 pm
*Maxwell 379

==Project Details==
Troubleshoot for [[WordPress]] - answer questions.

==Student Expectations==
*Bring WordPress questions

==Training Expectations==
DLC STAR will be available to help Professor Sternberg troubleshoot WordPress questions. Students have their sites set-up and need some help with a few things like organizing linked pages.

==Software Requested==
*WordPress

==Presenters and Training Schedule==
*Monday, 4/29/2013
*12:00 - 12:50 pm
*Jessica Nelson

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Draft:DLC Spring 2013 Class Projects/Nicholas Wysocki (EFRT308)

2020-02-20T17:43:07Z

MKhanal:

Human Relations and Student Diversity

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*3 sections/30 students per section
*Guildemeister 223
*Tuesdays and Thursdays
*9:30 am, 2:00 pm

==Project Details==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2012/WysockiEFRT308_F12.pdf Custom Request Form]

* Final Digital Ethnography on WordPress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]

==Student Expectations==
*WordPress accounts should be created before class time
*You Tube accounts should be created before class time

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Create folder on desktop to keep all web site materials in
#Download and add content to WordPress
#Link video content, created on iMovie or MovieMaker and saved to YouTube
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*WordPress
*You Tube

==Presenters and Training Schedule==
* Requesting TLT/DLC staff come in and walk the students through the development of the Wordpress page as well as the uploading of a test Youtube video.
* '''Tuesday, February 26th, 2013'''
**'''9:30 am - Jessica Nelson'''
**Guilemeister 161
* '''Tuesday, February 26th, 2013'''
**'''2:00 pm - Eric Ling'''
**Guildemeister 224

==Instructions for Students ==

====Step 1: Developing Your WordPress Page====
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/Softchalk/WordPress/WordPressStaticSite1 Instructions for Creating A Static Web Site in WordPress] also contains information on how to link to videos, add audio or pictures, and so on.
:*If you do not have a WordPress account, [http://wordpress.com/please start here].
:*If you have a WordPress account or when you are done setting up your account, follow the instruction guide provide for creating a static website in WordPress.
::*Tasks: Create a secondary page, post a photo, post a pdf and create a link to that document somewhere within the page, and post a link to a You Tube video.

====Step 2: Creating Your Video====
I will be using a Mac:
:*[[iMovie (Mac)]]

I will be using a PC:
:*[[Windows_Live_Movie_Maker_(PC)]]

====Step 3: Uploading Your Video====
*[http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=57924 Uploading a video to You Tube]

Here are the steps you will need to follow:

1. Create a YouTube account (this should already be created)

[[File:Youtube_menu_button.JPG‎|150px]]
2. Click the drop arrow under your username on the top right corner

3. Click My Channel

4. Create Channel

5. Upload video from your desktop, iMovie, or Movie Maker. Movie Maker will force you to fill out all of the fields (i.e title, description, and tags) before it will allow you to upload.

==Presentations==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Spring_2013/Wysocki/EFRT_308_WordPress_Presentation.pptx WordPress PowerPoint Presentation]

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC.

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Draft:DLC Spring 2013 Class Projects/Heather Williams (THAD 132.01)

2020-02-20T17:42:47Z

MKhanal:

Department of Theatre & Dance - Beginning Acting Course

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

* Lourdes 157
* MWF
* 9:30 am - 10:20 am

==Project Details==
This is a beginning acting course. For the final project, students are required to perform a monologue twice – once live and once on "film" using film acting techniques. The students have to "edit" the film and transfer it to a DVD for in class viewing.

==Student Expectations==
*Students will provide video of their monologue

==Training Expectations==
*Students need to learn how to edit their video and transfer to a DVD

==Software Requested==
*iMovie

==Presenters and Training Schedule==
* Requesting TLT/DLC staff come in and walk the students through iMovie Basics
* Monday, Apr. 22 - half hour for instruction
* Wednesday, Apr. 24 - half hour for questions
* Jorge Burns, DLC STAR

==Instructions for Students ==

====Step 1: Creating/Editing Your Video====

I will be using a Mac:
:*[[iMovie (Mac)]]

I will be using a PC:
:*[[Windows_Live_Movie_Maker_(PC)]]

====Step 2: Saving Your Video to You Tube or DVD====
[[IMovie (Mac) / Basic iMovie Overview]] - Look down toward the bottom of the page under '''"Saving Your Videos"''' and then '''"Export to DVD"'''.

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions after the class students can call TSC Phone Support at 507.457.5240 to request a 1:1 appointment with a DLC STAR.

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Draft:DLC Spring 2013 Class Projects/Dr. J. Paul Johnson (Film 240)

2020-02-20T17:42:29Z

MKhanal:

==Class Location, Days and Times==
* English/Humanities 240, Film Genres: The Western
* Minne 363
* Tuesdays and Thursdays
* 2 to 3pm

==Outline of Project==
* Students will be looking to record audio narration alongside a series of still images.

* Assignment is designed to have students focus on outcomes that address: audience, style, and purpose. Another key goal for this assignment is to expose the student to the process of web creation and just have them get their feet wet with the process.

==Learning Goals==
* Students will need to know how to import the images and record narration both – and general instructions for moving about the interface.
* By class time students will have the images themselves, and a script from which to narrate their audio.

==Software==
* [[iMovie]] (Mac)
* Movie Maker (PC)

==DLC In Class Assistance Requested==
* Cort Majkrzak, DLC STAR
* Tuesday, April 16, 2013
* Tuesday, April 23, 2013 -- answer questions and address any other issues students might have

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Sue Florin (MTED 201)

2020-02-20T17:42:05Z

MKhanal:

==Course, Class Location, Days and Times==
*MTED: Technology Based Geometry & Probability for Elementary School Teachers
*Mon & Wed, 8 – 10 AM
*Tues & Thurs, 2 – 4 PM

*Gildemeister Hall 326

==Software==
*Geometer Sketchpad 5.03

==Project 1==
====Goal 1====
Teach students how to download Sketchpad 5.03 onto their [[PC]] and [[Mac]]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Install_Geometer_Sketchpad_Version_5 Install Geometer Sketchpad Version 5]

====Goal 2====
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Geometer%27s_Sketchpad Introduce online training resources]

====Goal 3====
Constructions of geometric figures

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Russ Smith (Mktg 344)

2020-02-20T17:41:45Z

MKhanal:

==Course, Class Location, Days and Times==
*Marketing: Buyer Behavior
*Travel Study Course
*Blended Delivery

==Software==
*iMovie (Mac)
*MovieMaker (PC)

==Project 1==
Goal: To gain understanding of the relationship between product and service features and the more abstract and internalized goals, values and life themes that motivate product-related decision making.

*[[iMovie|Using iMovie: Getting Started and Tutorials]]
*[[MovieMaker (PC)|Using MovieMaker: Getting Started and Tutorials]]

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Russ Smith (Mktg 335)

2020-02-20T17:41:22Z

MKhanal:

==Class Location, Days and Times==
*Marketing 335: Buyer Behavior
*Travel Study
*Blended Delivery

====Goals====
#To consider the requirements for creating a competitive position for a travel destination in the market-place.
#To become familiar with the internet as a communication tool useful for branding and promoting a destination.

==Software==
*[[WordPress]]

==Project 1: Constructing a Webpage==

Project webpages will be created with [[WordPress]].

Step 1: [[DLC Spring 2011 Workshops/WordPress Intro/WordPress|Set-Up an Account]]

Step 2: [[WordPress|Building Your Page]]
*Click on the link titled '''How to Create a Static Web Site Online SoftChalk Training'''

==Project 2: Creating a Facebook FanPage==

[https://www.facebook.com/pages/learn.php?campaign_id=149637918387469&placement=exact&creative=7106996672&keyword=how+to+create+a+facebook+fan+page Facebook's Guide to Creating Fan Pages]

[http://mashable.com/2009/09/22/facebook-pages-guide Suggestions when Creating a Fan Page]

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKIBcWSFsGk&feature=player_embedded#! Video Tutorial on Creating a Facebook Fan Page]

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Peter Sternberg

2020-02-20T17:41:02Z

MKhanal:

==Class Location, Days and Times==
* Maxwell 377
* Workshop for – 3/27, 3/29, 4/3
** 2:00 – 3:20 pm
* 22 students - will work in groups of 3

==Outline of Project==
* Students will make short videos (about 10 – 15 minutes). Jorge will be present on 3/27, 3/29 and 4/3 to oversee class and answer questions if any.
* Jorge will be available through scheduled 1:1 appointments for group of students that will present [[iMovie]] to the class.

==Initial Meeting==
*01/12/2012

==Software==
*iMovie

==DLC STARS Custom In Class Assistance Requested==
* Jorge Burns

==To Be Covered==

* import pictures
* import video from Flip
* voice over - narration
* add written text
* transitions/effects
* scanned images
* title Slide
* save to QuickTime/dvd
* music clips
* credits slide at the end

==Online Resources==
*[http://edutech.tlt.winona.edu/wikis/TLTPedia/index.php/IMovie/Basic_iMovie_Overview iMovie Overview]

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Nicholas Wysocki (EFRT 308, Section 308-03)

2020-02-20T17:40:44Z

MKhanal:

Human Relations and Student Diversity

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*2 sections/32 students per section
*Guildemeister 223
*Tuesdays and Thursdays
*9:30 am and 2:00 pm

==Project Details==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2011/WysockiEFRT308.pdf Custom Request Form]

* Final Digital Ethnography on Wordpress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]
* Note: Aspects of this project and its related description will change going into the Fall 2011 semester.

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Download and add content to WordPress
#Link video content, created on iMovie or MovieMaker and saved to YouTube
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*WordPress
*iMovie, Movie Maker
*YouTube

==Training Schedule==
* Will be done using online training resources provided below.

==Instructions for Students ==

====Step 1: Developing Your WordPress Page====
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/Softchalk/WordPress/WordPressStaticSite1 Instructions for Creating A Static Web Site in WordPress]
:*If you do not have a WordPress account, [http://wordpress.com/please start here].
:*If you have a WordPress account or when you are done setting up your account, follow the instruction guide provide for creating a static website in WordPress.
::*Tasks: Create a secondary page, post a photo, post a pdf and create a link to that document somewhere within the page, and post a link to a You Tube video.

====Step 2: Creating Your Video====
I will be using a Mac:
:*[[iMovie (Mac)|iMovie]]

I will be using a PC:
:*[[Windows_Live_Movie_Maker_(PC)|Movie Maker]]

====Step 3: Uploading Your Video====
*[http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=57924 Uploading a video to YouTube]

Here are the steps you will need to follow:

1. Create a YouTube account

2. Click the drop arrow under your username on the top right corner [[File:Youtube_menu_button.JPG‎|150 px]]

3. Click channel

4. Create channel

5. Upload video from your desktop, iMovie, or Movie Maker. Movie Maker will force you to fill out all of the fields (i.e title, description, and tags) before it will allow you to upload. The Broadcasting and Sharing Options is an important step to talk about here. You will need to set this to the '''"Unlisted"''' setting so that you can share them on your WordPress site and have the connections to your video work correctly. See snipping of this section below.

[[File:You Tube Broadcasting and Sharing Options.png]]

==Additional Information==
Another great video that comprehensively covers the YouTube uploading of videos process can be found
[http://youtu.be/CI9zey7SfQI here.]

If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC.

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Jongsun Wee (EFRT 308, Sections 308-01 and 308-02)

2020-02-20T17:40:26Z

MKhanal:

Human Relations and Student Diversity

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*2 sections/32 students per section
*Guildemeister 223
*Tuesdays and Thursdays
*9:30 am and 2:00 pm

==Project Details==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2011/WysockiEFRT308.pdf Custom Request Form]

* Final Digital Ethnography on Wordpress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]
* Note: Aspects of this project and its related description will change going into the Fall 2011 semester.

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Download and add content to WordPress
#Link video content, created on iMovie or MovieMaker and saved to YouTube
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*WordPress
*iMovie, MovieMaker
*YouTube

==Training Schedule==
* Will be done using online training resources provided below.

==Instructions for Students ==

====Step 1: Developing Your WordPress Page====
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/Softchalk/WordPress/WordPressStaticSite1 Instructions for Creating A Static Web Site in WordPress]
:*If you do not have a WordPress account, [http://wordpress.com/please start here].
:*If you have a WordPress account or when you are done setting up your account, follow the instruction guide provide for creating a static website in WordPress.
::*Tasks: Create a secondary page, post a photo, post a pdf and create a link to that document somewhere within the page, and post a link to a You Tube video.

====Step 2: Creating Your Video====
I will be using a Mac:
:*[[iMovie (Mac)]]

I will be using a PC:
:*[[Windows_Live_Movie_Maker_(PC)]]

====Step 3: Uploading Your Video====
*[http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=57924 Uploading a video to You Tube]

Here are the steps you will need to follow:

1. Create a YouTube account

2. Click the drop arrow under your username on the top right corner [[File:Youtube_menu_button.JPG|150 px]]

3. Click channel

4. Create channel

5. Upload video from your desktop, iMovie, or Movie Maker. Movie Maker will force you to fill out all of the fields (i.e title, description, and tags) before it will allow you to upload. The Broadcasting and Sharing Options is an important stept to talk about here. You will need to set this to the '''"Unlisted"''' setting so that you can share them on your WordPress site and have the connections to your video work correctly. See snipping of this section below.

[[File:You_Tube_Broadcasting_and_Sharing_Optons.png.png‎]]

==Helpful Information==

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC.

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Greg Neidhart (MUS111-01, MUS111-02)

2020-02-20T17:39:56Z

MKhanal:

==TIMELINE==
===Request Form Received===
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2011/NeidhartMUS111.pdf Custom Request Form]

===What date is training expected to be delivered?===
*They will use the online training we have on the Wiki and meet with Chad Kjorlien for 20min. on January 25, 2012.

====Classroom Support====
*Basic introduction session where online resources will be covered.

==CLASS INFORMATION==

*MUS111-01 and MUS 111-02

==PROJECT OVERVIEW==
*Scoring a short video with images or other multimedia content.

===Project Details===
This project is designed to provide student experience at scoring a video of images and other multimedia content. Students will be given an introduction to where the can find the key software applications for this project and introduced to the following software training resources.

===Software/Hardware Requested===

The professor would like students to use is [http://edutech.tlt.winona.edu/wikis/TLTPedia/index.php/IMovie/Basic_iMovie_Overview iMovie], [[GarageBand (Mac)]], [[Windows Live Movie Maker (PC)]], and [[Audacity]].

===Syllabus for 20 Min Training===

==TRAINING MATERIALS==
===ONLINE TRAINING/HELPFUL LINKS===
* [[iMovie (Mac)/Basic iMovie Overview]]
* [[GarageBand (Mac)]]
* [[Windows Live Movie Maker (PC)]]
* [[Audacity]]

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Draft:DLC Spring 2012 Class Projects/Fran Ragsdale (BIOL 308)

2020-02-20T17:39:34Z

MKhanal:

==Course description==
:BIOL 308
:Spring 2012
:Dr. Fran Ragsdale

==Welcome==
Welcome to the Cell Biology Wikiproject.

To get started I invite you to go to your userpage in wikipedia and complete the following tasks:

1. Edit your userpage to include a short bio (100 words or less about yourself) - remember your userpage is still public domain.

2. Add the following code to your userpage to share with other wikipedians you are involved in the Public Policy Wikiproject:

3. Visit the following link for the Wikiproject Agenda and to access resources you may use:

Cheers - [[User:Erhall|Erhall]] ([[User talk:Erhall|talk]]) 01:14, 4 February 2011 (UTC)

==Assignment overview==
Following are some of the assignment design mandates that we will follow throughout the semester:
* Your contributions to Wikipedia must be substantive, substantial, and must be articles directly related to U.S. public policy (we have numerous articles to choose from). You can expect to contribute to at least 10-20 paragraphs, or approximately 1,500 words.

===Assignment timeline===
=====Wikiproject Session 1: =====
Welcome and Goals of the Project
Overview of Wikipedia
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Ambassadors/Resources/Discussion_2 Prezi]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Editing Tutorial]
*[http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bookshelf/ Wikipedia Resources]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Article_wizard Article Wizard]
Assignments:
*Creating a User Account
*Creating a User Page and Subpage for Project
*Instructor approves topic

=====Wikiproject Session 2: =====
Wikipedia Culture and Etiquette

Campus Ambassador posts notes to student user pages

Assignment: Due Session 3
*Read:[[WP:FIVE|Wikipedia: Five Pillars]]” on the Wikipedia website
*Read:[http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bookshelf/ Welcome to Wikipedia Brochure]

''Benchmark: All students should have Wikipedia user accounts and should be listed on the course page.''

=====Wikiproject Session 3: =====
Basics of Editing

Anatomy of Wikipedia Articles
*Components of a good article
*How to distinguish between good and bad articles

Referencing on Wikipedia

Assignment: Due Session 4
*Practice editing features of Wikipedia by leaving a message for a few classmates on their user talk pages.
*Write a 3-4 paragraph summary version of your literature review in your Wikipedia sandbox
*Continue research in preparation for expanding your review of literature
*“Referencing on Wikipedia” how-to compile a bibliography of relevant sources

=====Wikiproject Session 4:=====

Questions to Ponder:
* How have I referenced Wikipedia in development of my Review of Literature?
* What makes my review of literature "did you know status"?
* What question do I still have?

Introduction to the your online mentors and resources online chat system (IRC)
* Online Chat System (IRC)- live support
* Online Ambassador mentors - how to contact

Assignments: Due Session 5
* Peer review 7 -10 classmate’s articles—leave suggestions and comments on their article discussion pages
* Add the Wikiproject: United States Public Policy information from my talk page to your Userpage

''Benchmark: All students have started editing articles or drafts on Wikipedia.''

=====Wikiproject Session 5: =====

*Assess development in your sandbox
*Contact an Online Ambassador (using their user talk page) as a mentor. Mentors are available to offer advice and assistance as you start editing
*Invite a mentor to work with you in your sandbox

Assignments:
*Ask your Online Ambassador (OA) mentor for comments
*Begin working with OA mentor to polish your short starter article and fix any major transgressions of Wikipedia norms
*OA will assist in determining when the wikipedia article will move forward as a live article

=====Wikiproject Session 6:=====
*Revise your article based on peers’ and instructors feedback
*Determine which Wikipedia Article your Review of Literature aligns with best
*Contact an Online Ambassador (using their user talk page) as a mentor. Mentors are available to offer advice and assistance as you start editing
*Invite a mentor to work with you in your sandbox
*Instructor evaluates student’s article

Assignments:
*Ask your Online Ambassador (OA) mentor for comments
*Begin working with OA mentor to polish your short starter article and fix any major transgressions of Wikipedia norms
*OA will assist in determining when the wikipedia article will move forward as a live article
* Continue to make revisions based on work with your OA

Upcoming Tasks in which Deadlines will be staggered based on article development:

*Move your sandbox article into Wikipedia’s main space (live articles)
*Nominate your article for “Did you know” status, and monitor the nomination for any issues identified by other editors.

''Benchmarks: By now, all students have peer-reviewed their classmates’ articles and All students are working with an online ambassador.
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===== Wikiproject TLT Support Session (Dates TBD)=====

*Wikipedia lab/workshop: article ratings on Wikipedia and how to get there; and, adding images to Wikipedia articles
*“Moving article from sandbox into main space” how to; handout: “Did you know nominations

=====Wikiproject Session 7: =====
Prepare for presentation

Wikipedia Online Ambassadors will be contacting those moving sandbox to live space or portions.

=====Wikiproject Session 8: =====
In class, conduct an open discussion around the concepts of neutrality, media literacy, and the impact and limits of Wikipedia

Assignment: Due
* Add final touches to Wikipedia article
*Nominate your article for “Good Article” status

''Benchmark: By now, all students have submitted a reflective essay on their Wikipedia contributions and experiences.''

==Students==
This is a list of the students in your class (or rather their Wikipedia usernames), along with their Wikipedia articles (which students will select at the appropriate time). 
'''Please choose mentees from the groups marked 'Working with Online ambassador''''. Note your username next to your mentees when you're done. Thanks, [[User:Manishearth|Manish''Earth'']][[User talk:Manishearth|Talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Manishearth|Stalk]] 

==Resources==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Welcome2WP_English_082310.pdf Welcome to Wikipedia Brochure]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ten_Simple_Rules_for_Editing_Wikipedia.pdf Ten Simple Rules for Editing Wikipedia]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Welcome2WP_English_Flap_081810.pdf Editing Reference Sheet]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Boldness_and_links_tutorial.ogv Video: Basic Editing - Bold and Linking]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Citing_sources_tutorial,_part_1.ogv Video: Basic Editing - Citing Sources]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Talkpages.ogg Video: How to Use the Talk Pages]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:How_to_create_a_Wikipedia_article_-_Right_to_science_and_culture.ogv Video: How to Create an Article]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Articleevolution.ogg Video: Article Evolution]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability#Articles_not_satisfying_the_notability_guidelines Notability]

Example Articles from Fall 2010 Wikiprojects:

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:WikiProject_United_States_Public_Policy_fall_2010_courses Fall 2010]

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