Tech Updates

A lot of SCE staff now have dual monitors at their desks. Having a second monitor is a great tool which helps cut down on switching back and forth between applications. Pretty much any application can be moved to the secondary monitor. In this case, the secondary monitor is the screen that does not have a taskbar at the bottom or a start menu. So you can use any of the Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or Outlook on the secondary screen along with running other SCE applications like Itendance, Transpoint, or the SCE Webmail system. The only application that does not behave on the secondary monitor is Banner, so remember that if you use Banner extensively throughout your workday that it has to live on your Primary monitor. The primary monitor typically has your Windows Start menu, Task bar, and many of your application shortcuts or files you’ve saved on the desktop.

Keypads are being installed at registration counters as part of the “You Count at SCE!” campaign. Below are instructions for students and staff.

Student Instructions
There are just 3 steps to the student instructions;
1. Type your 9 digit social security number into the keypad.
2. Press the Green key to send the numbers to the registration computer.
3. Press the Red key to clear the numeric display
If a student makes a mistake they can press the Red key to clear the display and start over.

Staff Instructions

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The folder with the applications is in the Student Server

Click inside the picture to open the PDF File

If you are going to take part in a CCC Confer Web Conference and need to check on the readiness of your PC, the good folks at CCC Confer have a tool designed to check your PC and add the needed software to get you ready to roll. Please check out this tutorial to walk you through the process.

Step by Step Instructions for CCC Confer Readiness Test (PDF File)