• Excel 2007:  Using Excel Pivot Tables
• Word 2007: Mass Mailings using Mail Merge
• Word 2007: Working with Long Documents

We also have training materials and workshops to learn Office 2007 programs at your own pace. See Take Time To Learn below and Online Learning.

These workshops are practical and self-paced and allow you to focus on your own objectives and explore ways of using Microsoft Office programs more efficiently.

• Take Time to Learn: Outlook 2007
• Take Time to Learn: Word 2007
• Take Time to Learn: Excel 2007
• Take Time to Learn: PowerPoint 2007

• Introduction to Using Access Databases
• Creating an Access Database
• Querying Access Databases

Browse the online help resources for Blackboard

Blackboard is the University's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE)

• What is Blackboard? (Introductory level)

• Blackboard Discussion Forums - Getting Started

• Online Communication and Collaboration (Blackboard)
• Blackboard - New courses are being developed. We also offer training as a Guided IT Learning Session

• Adobe Presenter 

  How to convert PowerPoint presentations into multimedia resources.

If you would like to find
out more about working with the web at the University of Leicester visit the Web Centre for guidance and assistance.

• Planning Your Website
• Plone - Introduction
• Writing for the Web

We offer Guided IT Learning Sessions on:

• Plone
• Photoshop Elements 7.0
• Dreamweaver (aimed at Departments and Offices that have not yet moved to Plone and need to maintain their current web pages)

The Skills for the Professional Researcher programme offers

• NVivo: An Introduction to Using NVivo in Qualitative Research
• NVivo: A Practical Guide to Using NVivo in your Research Project 
• SPSS: Data Management and Introduction
• SPSS: Describing and Exploring Data
• SPSS: Examining Data Using Confidence Intervals and P-values 

Preference on the above workshops will be given to members of research staff and PhD students at the University of Leicester.

The Skills for the Professional Researcher programme offers

• Introduction to ALICE (High Performance Computing) 
• Introduction to Linux

Preference on the above workshops will be given to members of research staff and PhD students at the University of Leicester.

• Guided IT Learning Sessions - An experienced facilitator will help and assist you with your specific computer queries one to one or to a small group.

Please book onto a Guided IT Learning Session for training on these essential skills:

• Using Your Computer
• Introduction to Email
• Managing Your Files and Folders

An easy way to find out what IT training is available to you:

• A-Z of IT Training