Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2012
Abstract
Supporting the diverse technology training needs on campus while resources continue to dwindle is a challenge many of us continue to tackle. Institutions from small liberal arts campuses to large research universities are providing individualized training and application support 24/7 by subscribing to the lynda.com Online Training Library(r) and marketing the service to various combinations of faculty, staff and students. As a supplemental service on most of our campuses, lynda.com has allowed us to extend support to those unable to attend live lab-based training, those who want advanced level training, those who want training on specialized applications, and those who want to learn applications that are not in high demand. The service also provides cost effective professional development opportunities for everyone on campus, from our own trainers and technology staff who are developing new workshops, learning new software versions or picking up new areas of expertise from project management to programming, to administrative and support staff who are trying to improve their skills in an ever-tighter economic environment. On this panel discussion, you will hear about different licensing approaches, ways of raising awareness about lynda.com on our campuses, lessons learned through implementation, reporting capabilities, and advice we would give for other campuses looking to offer this service.
Recommended Citation
Bentley, Courtney; Fletcher, Kathryn; Fust, Chad; Klein, Rebecca; Rhodes, Carol; Sanders, Cynthia; Sirman, Karen; and Wagnon, Elizabeth, "Shaking Up Traditional Training With Lynda.com" (2012). Information Technology Faculty and Staff Publications. 6.
https://scholar.valpo.edu/it_pubs/6
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