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Have you ever wanted to learn a new software skill at
your desk between meetings, or from home? Have you ever wanted to
learn at your own pace, with time to practice a skill or ponder its
implications for your work?
To supplement our existing
instructor-led courses and better accommodate your individual learning
styles, the Instructional Technology Support Services and Human Resources are excited to introduce a
flexible, always available web-based training program, MySkillSource, to the John Jay campus.
Available to John Jay faculty and staff 24 hours a day, seven days
a week, this progressive way to train includes access to hundreds of online courses and digitized books
in the areas of:
- Office Productivity(Microsoft Applications, Lotus, Wordperfect, etc.)
- Computer Professional(Networking, Programming, etc.)
- Business & Management Skills(Fundamentals of Managing People, Setting Goals, etc.)
Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or an expert, e-Training at John Jay has something
for you.
If you could like information about obtaining a web-based
training account, please visit our Getting
Started page. MySkillSource web-based training is currently only available
to the faculty and staff at John Jay.
For more information, please email itss@jjay.cuny.edu or call Bill Pangburn at (212)237-8204
What is e-Training?
- What is e-Training?
- Who will benefit most from online learning?
- What is MySkillSource?
- What kinds of courses are available?
- What other resources are available on the MySkillSource website?
- Will Instructional Technology Support Services charge my department for this web-based learning program?
Getting started with web-based Training
- How do I get an account?
- What software do I need?
- How do MySkillSource courses work?
- How do I get help?
- How can I get away from my desk to focus on
learning?
Software
& hardware configuration guidelines
- What are the minimum requirements for PCs?
- How do I install Shockwave on my PC?
- What are the minimum requirements for Macs?
- How do I install Shockwave on my Mac?
Approaches to web-based Training
- Finding & taking courses
- Learning new skills on the fly
- Identifying and addressing skill gaps
- Getting the most out of online learning
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