Training Tutorials from LYNDA.com

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Penn State has recently reached a licensing agreement with lynda.com, Inc., an industry leader in software training. This new web resource provides thousands of high-quality video tutorials on hundreds of IT topics to Penn State faculty, staff, and students at no cost. These training videos are broken down into short, comprehensive segments to accommodate busy schedules.


Topics include Microsoft Office applications, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Flash, SQL, Drupal, audio and video editing applications, ColdFusion, operating systems, and hundreds more. These tutorials are taught by industry experts and are available 24/7 for convenient, self-paced learning. In order to access the tutorials at no cost, go to http://its.psu.edu/training/lynda/, where other service requirements, as well as the dedicated link for the Penn State community, are posted.



ANGEL 7.3

ANGEL Released version 7.3. The overall look is different but most of the commands and functions are unchanged. The most notable changes are to the chat, email, and message board functions. Click on the video below for a brief walkthrough of the new functions.




NOTE: It is highly recommended that ANGEL users access ANGEL via the Firefox web browser. There have been major compatibility issues between ANGEL 7.3 & Internet Explore, as well as Apple Safari. These issues are most notable in regards to the functionality of ANGEL's email.

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