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On August 1st, 2012, OUCS merged with the other central IT departments to become IT Services which provides high-quality cost-effective services, support, and training to Oxford University staff and students, enabling excellence, innovation and best practice in teaching, learning and research. Read more

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EndNote: Building your library
Multimedia: An introduction to podcasting for education
Excel: 3D formulas, charts, histograms and sharing data
Access: Creating queries, forms and reports
Digital images: Photoshop - an introduction
Make: Music - Creating soundscapes
WebLearn Bytes: Resources
Digital images: Photoshop - further techniques
PowerPoint: Getting the message across
Word: Creating professional documents

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Apple Authorised Training Centre at IT Services
Did you know that IT Services is home to an Apple Authorised Training Centre for Education (AATCe)? The AATCe is part of the Thames Suite at OUCS and boasts purpose designed facilities to offer pro and technical Apple certified training courses to all members of the University, and to academics and students from other educational establishments. Apple certified courses include Aperture and Final Cut and the IT Learning Programme provides more general courses such as Introduction to Mac and iLife. Budding filmmakers may also like to take a look at the Documentary Film Making 5 day course taught by professional filmmakers. Check out the course schedule, join the mailing list to keep up to date with future course dates, or contact us with your requirements.
 

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Now part of IT Services
IT Services logoOUCS merged with two other Oxford University IT departments on 1st August 2012 and is now part of IT Services. Much information will remain available on this website for the time being but please do click the title of this item to see the new IT Services website.
LTG Case Studies in Innovative Practice
Each week this term the Learning Technologies Group will publish a video case study on an innovative use of technology enriching teaching and learning in the University. You can watch the case studies on the LTG YouTube Channel or Oxford Podcasts. A written version is available on on the LTG Case Study Blog.