Mobile Libraries: HOW TO: Convert Videos for Your iPhone (or Any Mobile Device)

This post is linked to the blog, Mobile Libraries. It is written by Gerry McKiernan. He is an excellent resource for the latest information on mobile technology. You can also follow him on Twitter.

Mobile Libraries: HOW TO: Convert Videos for Your iPhone (or Any Mobile Device)

How Do I Add Character Accents to Words in Office 2007?

Here is a video I found on the Microsoft.com Comminty Clips website. It explains how to add the accent marks.

Can I Post This Flyer in the Library or Lobby?

The library doesn't have a bulletin board to post flyers. You may ask to leave a pamphlet at the check-out desk for us to review. If it relates to school or a club, the library dean, Vicky Leather may agree to let you leave the pamphlets on available counterspace. She needs to approve it first. You are welcome to leave a note with your name and contact information if you want her response. The bulletin board in the lobby is under the Student Affairs' department. The following letter, sent on behalf of the Vice President of Student Affairs explains its use.

Faculty, Staff and Students:

Please be reminded of the policy below regarding Bulletin Boards, Signs and Posters. Any signage that is posted without proper approval will be removed by the Student Life Staff. All information posted must be in the designated area. Thanks for your help in keeping our campus clean and orderly.

Bulletin Boards, Signs and Posters:

• Generally only signs and posters of faculty, staff and students will be allowed.
  
• All materials posted must be approved and stamped by Student Affairs.
  
• Student Activities (S-216) will have this responsibility.
  
• Signs will be removed if not stamped.
  
• Student Services, custodial, and administrative personnel may remove signs posted on windows, doors, etc. or in areas other than those designated.
  
• There is a two-week posting period allowed.
  
• Students may also place classified ads in the student newspaper.
  
• Flyers and promotional materials must not be placed on vehicles unless permission is granted by the Dean of Student Life and Judicial Affairs.
  

Steps to Obtaining a Federal Work Study Job Online Through TigerWeb

From: Karis Valentine
Subject: FWS Student Employment

The ‘Student Employment Job Listing’ has been activated on the Financial Aid web page.
Steps to obtaining a Federal Work Study Job (from a student’s perspective) are listed here.

1. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit ALL required documents to the Financial Aid Office.
2. Submit a separate ‘Federal Work Study Request Form’ via TigerWeb.
3. If awarded Federal Work Study (FWS), view available jobs of interest at http://www.chattanoogastate.edu/financialaid/student_employment/ .
4. Contact the supervisor and schedule an interview .
5. If offered a position, complete ALL four student employment forms (contract, confidentiality agreement, I-9, W-4) located at http://www.chattanoogastate.edu/financialaid/faforms.html.

Students need to present their driver’s license and social security card to be photocopied and submitted with the application process.
Students will be notified of their start date by the supervisor who oversees their hire.

What is Office Live?

Office Live is your free workspace that you can sign up for through your new my.chattanoogastate.edu email account in TigerWeb. Just use your my.chattanoogastate.edu email to sign up for it at https://signup.workspace.office.live.com/signup/default.aspx?sku=OLWBase&signupsrc=Portalolwupdate&lc=en-us.

The Office Live account lets you access and share Office 2007 files from anywhere and gives you 5GB of free online storage. With your Office Live account you can share password-protected documents with other students for group projects that use Word, PowerPoint or Excel.

Don't forget to download the Office Live Add-in at http://workspace.officelive.com/en-us/office-live-update to your laptop or home computer. It makes it easier to save, download and upload Office 2003 & 2007 documents from you computer to your Office Live account.

The "Open from Office Live" and "Save to Office Live" add-in buttons are added to your "Office" button's drop-down menu in Word, PowerPoint or Excel application when you complete the download. Once you click on either of these buttons, you are prompted to sign into you Office Live account.