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Send a request for technology help to help@southcentral.edu. Go to helpdesk.southcentral.edu to check on the status of your request (log in using your SCC username and password). If you need to reach us, our contact info is at the bottom of the page.
DoIT is posting blog entries to share details on some interesting technology projects taking place at our college. If you have a story you'd like to add please contact Evan Peterson or Steve Pottenger.
Cancelled Class Application
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 20:56
The eStudio group developed a new application that helps get the word out quickly on cancelled classes. Dean’s assistants and key administrative staff have access to a web application that centralizes this information for the school. By entering the cancelled class information on the web site, it creates an RSS feed that gets instantly published many places:
Digital signage screens in the campus hallways
SCC’s home page (just follow the link that reads “Cancelled Classes” on the left)
D2L on the first screen that is displayed after logging in.
Highlighted above indicates how to access the information on the home page and D2L.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 February 2010 21:23 )
eStudio Update - Nov. 2009
Tuesday, 17 November 2009 20:06
Here’s the latest eStudio Update. It is the same information presented at the November 16th, 2009 Faculty Staff meeting.
A new South Central College commercial has been produced by the eStudio. It features first-year commercial art student Nichole Rojas and will be shown on television and in movie theaters, as well as on our website.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 25 February 2009 17:29 )
The Start of a Beautiful Fanship
Friday, 12 December 2008 22:49
Did you know that there are thousands of South Central College students and alumni using Facebook to connect with friends and family? On Facebook, individuals are represented by Facebook Profiles, which can contain whatever information, photos, and videos an individual chooses to display. When individuals on Facebook become “friends”, their profiles are linked together and the social networking begins.
