Spring is the perfect time to open the windows, clear out the clutter, and refresh the spaces we rely on every day—including our digital ones. This April, join us for a Spring Cleaning workshop series designed to help you tidy up your courses, files, and workflows so they’re more accessible, organized, and confidence‑inspiring.
Featured Webinars
OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint: When to Use What
Join us for a high-level overview of working with files in Microsoft 365. Wondering when to use OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint or Box for Research? This class will clarify when to use each storage location.
Feng Shui Your Files: Streamline Your Digital World with M365
Clear the digital clutter and create harmony across your workspace. You’ll learn practical strategies to reorganize your OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint files, adopt purposeful file naming conventions that promote consistency, and implement archiving techniques to reduce digital noise.
Join us every Tuesday in April from 9:30–10:00 a.m. for a Canvas workshop, followed by an optional 2 hours of drop-in instructional technology support with the Learning Technologies instructional design team to help you put your new skills into practice.
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Project Manage Your Life: How to use PM Methodologies to Organize Anything
Discover best practices for initiating, planning, executing, and monitoring your projects. Learn to close and evaluate your efforts, identifying paths for continuous improvement. After this course, you’ll be able to use a project management approach for success in any aspect of life.
Building Better Digital Habits for Focus and Well-being
In today’s world, we’re constantly surrounded by screens and devices. For all their benefits, they can also have a negative effect on your focus, work, and general well-being. This course gives you an opportunity to audit your digital habits to determine what habits are serving you and what habits are leaving you feeling distracted and drained.
Microsoft 365: Choose the Right Tool for the Job
With the dizzying array of tools included in Microsoft 365, it can be hard to know where to turn for common business tasks. Is it better to organize information in Excel or Microsoft Lists? Should files be shared via OneDrive or SharePoint?
Have questions or suggestions? Email: itscomm@uncg.edu
