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    1. presents…
      Computing @ SC&I
      MLIS Technology WorkshopModule A
      Fall 2009
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      Updated on 8/17/2009 by Gabrielle M. Casieri
    2. Officers
      • SuchitraKamath: suchitrakamath@yahoo.com
      • To Be Announced
      • Gabrielle M. Casieri (outgoing):casieri@eden.rutgers.edu
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    4. Who are we?
      Name?
      Instructor orAssistant?
      Background?
      Interests?
      We came to library school because...
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      The Librarian, a 1556 painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo
    5. Who are you?
      Name?
      Hometown?
      Background?
      Interests?
      Why did you come to library school?
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      Illustration from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland (ch. 5, “Advice from a Caterpillar”)
    6. Library Associations
      • Librarians have LOTS of career options! Keep an open mind...
      • Join a professional organization! Most have inexpensive student memberships, and the networking opportunities should not be missed.
      • Join a student organization! Membership is free, and it’s a great way to get involved.
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    7. Why are we here?
      • We want you to succeed at SC&I!
      • Our primary goals today are to:
      • familiarize you with basic computing tools as you begin the program and
      • introduce you to helpful resources for the future
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    8. What is EDEN?
      • EDEN is the student server for Rutgers New Brunswick.
      • All SC&I students need an EDEN netID and password to access the RU network, which includes services such as
      • e-mail,
      • web registration,
      • eCollege,
      • remote access to library databases.
      • Your netID cannot be changed; be professional!
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    9. E-mail Tips
      • You can’t keep your EDEN address forever! A year after you graduate, your account will be deleted.
      • Choose a netID that you can continue to use in the future on another e-mail provider (e.g., ruasis&t@eden.rutgers.edu can easily transition to ruasis&t@hotmail.com).
      • EDEN e-mail is the primary means of communication between you and Rutgers University. Be sure to monitor or forward EDEN e-mail!
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    10. EDEN Account Setup
      If you’ve already set up your EDEN account, check with your neighbor to see if you can help!
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    11. EDEN Account Access
      • From any computer, you can always type this URL into your browser: http://eden.rutgers.edu/
      • myRutgers is a one-stop portal that allows customization and collects all of your information in one place. Go to: http://my.rutgers.edu/
      • For webmail only, go to http://webmail.eden.rutgers.edu/
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    12. Check your EDEN E-mail!
      • Read EDEN e-mail consistently or forward to another account.
      • All listserv announcements come to the account you registered (more to come on listservs).‏
      To check your EDEN e-mail,
      • Go to the Everyday tab on myRutgers or
      • Go to webmail
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    13. myRutgers Portal
      Automatic logout after 15 minutes!
      myRutgers
      =
      One stop “shopping”for everythingyouneed to know aboutyourRutgers experience.
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    14. Customize It!
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    15. myRutgers - Everyday
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    16. myRutgers - Academics
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    17. myRutgers - myTab
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    18. myRutgers - Libraries
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    19. myRutgers – Campus Life
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    20. EDEN Webmail
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    21. EDEN Webmail
      This is a security feature; you can see when/where your account has been logged into.
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    22. EDEN Webmail
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    23. EDEN Webmail
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    24. EDEN Webmail
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    25. eCollege
      • Course materials can be foundonline at eCollege(formerly known as Rutgers Online).
      • Instructor use varies; some will put everything here, and others will not. (They will let you know what to expect).
      • eCourses are completely online; eCompanions are supplements to on-campus courses
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    26. eCollege
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    27. eCollege
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    28. eCollege
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    29. eCollege
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    30. RutgersOnline = eCollege
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    31. Subscribe to the LISSA listserv
      • To subscribe to the listserv, go to the website:
      https://email.rutgers.edu/mailman/listinfo/comminfo_lissa
      • Fill out the simple form and click “Subscribe”:
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    32. Listserv Tips
      • You will receive listserv notices at the e-mail address that you register (choose digest for consolidated notices).
      • You can only send e-mail to the listserv from the registered address.
      • Pay attention to your reply addresses!! (It’s embarrassing to send personal e-mails to the entire listserv).
      • To check out RU listservs, look at the list here: https://email.rutgers.edu/mailman/listinfo
      • Also, check out this link to a great article explaining listservs. Scroll down to the bottom to see links to lists of Library listservs (try saying that 3 times fast!):http://www.webjunction.org/basic-skills-email/ articles/content/430708
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    33. Computer Labs @ SC&I
      • You’re sitting in the main one! Check the schedules at the door for operating hours.
      • You need your ID to get your print jobs!! (The printer is out in the lobby).
      • NetOps people are right next door and they are very helpful.
      • There is a small (3-computer) grad student lab on the 3rd floor with a black & white printer, color printer, and scanner.
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    34. SC&I Software & Printing
      • MS Office Applications (Word*, PowerPoint*, Excel, Access)‏
      • Web Browsers (IE, Firefox)‏
      • Adobe Creative Suite (multimedia)‏
      • SSH File Transfer (we’ll talk more about this in a few minutes)‏
      • There is limited free printing...
      * save MS Office 2007 files in compatibility mode or they may be unreadable on some machines
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    35. Campus Computing
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    36. Software
      • Discount software for students:
      • Free Microsoft Access 2007 for SC&I students (downloads best with IE):
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    37. RU Software
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    38. Virus Protection for Students
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    39. Hardware
      • Get a flash drive! Inexpensive, easy, portable way to save files.
      • Connect your laptop!
      • Need repairs?
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      Take Five!
    41. Basic Computer Network Principles
      In a networked computing environment, a main computer system, called a SERVER, serves software and files to workstations that are connected to it. These workstations can be your home PC or the PC’s in our labs here on campus and throughout Rutgers.
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    42. File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
      • FTP stands for “File Transfer Protocol”.
      • It is the way to transfer files over the Internet from one computer to another. For most users, this means transferring files from a local computer to a server and back again.
      • Every student is given space on the EDEN Server for file storage.
      • SSH software is already installed on the SC&I lab workstations.
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    43. FTP Practice using SSH
      • Run SSH
      • Quick Connect:
      • Host Name: eden.rutgers.edu
      • User Name: your EDEN netID
      • Port: 22
      • Click Connect button
      • Password: your EDEN password
      • To Disconnect: Click icon.
      • Note: Do NOT remove the Maildir folder!(it holds your EDEN email)
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    44. Folders in SSH
      • You can use FTP to back up your school work. Your EDEN usage will include data stored here.
      • To set up your personal website, create a folder in your SSH called [exactly] public_html
      • Create a subfolder for 550 (Info Tech)
      • In SSH, right click on subfolder name, and click on Properties
      • Permissions: 777 (full) or 644 (read only)‏Note: You must set the permissions to one of the above for others to see the website.
      • Test it: http://eden.rutgers.edu/~your netID/
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    45. SSH Download (PC only)
      How to Download SSH:
      Click the pic to get to the University Software Portal.
      Login using your EDEN netID and password.
      Type “Secure Shell” (no quotes) in the search box.
      Follow download instructions.
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    46. Alternative FTP for Mac
      • Download/install Fugu.
      • On SFTP screen
      • Connect to: eden.rutgers.edu
      • Username: your EDEN netID
      • No need to fill in other blanks
      • Click Connect button
      • Password (Authenticate): your EDEN password
      • Click to view Fuguscreenshots.
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    47. More New Technology!
      This may seem overwhelming, but you can do it!!We are going to introduce you to some useful tools for the future. When you need to use them, go to our wiki for detailed instructions and how-to videos.For now, just sit back, relax, and enjoy the show…
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    48. Social Bookmarking
      See RUasis&t’s Delicious bookmarks on our wiki!
      • You can collect online resources in one spot for yourself or for group projects.
      • You can add notes to your bookmarks to help you remember why you liked them (e.g., good bio; good quote on p. 23).
      • You can make your bookmarks private or share them with others.
      • Delicious bookmarks are searchable, so they are a great “getting started” resource. You’ll get results that other people have decided were relevant to your search terms!
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    49. Collaborative Docs
      See more about Google docs on our wiki!
      • You can create and share your work online; you can also upload to and from your desktop.
      • You control who has access to your document and whether they can edit or just view.
      • More than one person can edit the document at one time and changes are tracked so you know who does what.
      • Files are stored securely online, and the service is free (you’ll have to register for your free Google account to use).
      • Some professors use (click the pic for more info)!
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    50. Click on the question marks to get some answers!
      Our website and wiki also have helpful info.
      Where do I get my student ID?
      Where do I park?
      Where can I eat?
      How do I find out whatbooks I need?
      Where are theRU bookstores?
      Anything else?
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    51. You’ve got what it takes!
      You’re ready for library school and its information adventures!
      Don’t get overwhelmed…you can always ask your fellow students for help.
      Relax. You can do it!!!
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    52. http://mac.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Fugu-Screenshot-3303.html
      http://mac.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Fugu-Screenshot-3303.html
      Please return in 15 minutes for the library presentation. Thank you!
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      Break Time!

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