In Part 1 of this 3 part Drupal workshop series, this workshop will provide an overview Drupal Group Editor, web content management systems, key terminology, user roles, and workflows. It will also cover how to perform basic tasks such as creating, editing, approving, and publishing accessible content. This workshop is suitable for anyone who creates, maintains, or is responsible for a University website.
Create engaging short videos quickly and easily with Adobe Express! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to create professional videos for social media, presentations, and campus projects using templates, video clips, images, music, text animations, and AI-powered tools. The session includes a guided activity, editing tips, collaboration features, exporting options, and best practices for creating impactful video content no prior video editing experience required.
Never miss a deadline again with these iPad features! This workshop is designed to help participants effectively utilize the iPads many planning and organizing features for this upcoming school year. All apps are included with your iPad and completely free! This workshop will go over iCloud sync, Calendar, Reminders, Document Scanning and Live Text, Widgets, AirDrop, and Focus mode. Participants will learn how to utilize apps and features to plan and study accordingly based off their schedule.
In Part 3 of the AI workshop series, this workshop will walk you through setting up specialized projects, using personalized agents, and scheduling tasks. You’ll leave with a fully working AI-powered workflow that keeps you on track at Cal State LA.
In Part 2 of the Drupal workshop series, participants will receive an in-depth overview of web accessibility requirements and mandates. The workshop will demonstrate how to use tools such as Editoria11y and Pope Tech to identify and resolve accessibility issues related to alternative text, images, font sizes, color contrast, and more.
This workshop introduces participants to statistical significance testing using IBM SPSS 29. Topics include the null hypothesis, correlations, paired-samples t-tests, independent-samples t-tests, multiple response sets, frequencies, and crosstabs. Participants will learn how to select and conduct appropriate statistical tests, interpret SPSS output, determine whether results are statistically significant, and manage data using techniques such as copying variable properties, adding or deleting variables and cases, and merging data files.