UNL Academic Technologies excited to share some upcoming ITS training opportunities for the spring semester! This semester, the Academic Technologies team is offering a variety of sessions, including one dedicated to YuJa. This YuJa training session is designed for beginners and will provide an overview of how to use the platform. The session will also include a demo of the YuJa file storage system and showcase how faculty can use Lecture Capture, an automated captioning service available in select UNL general purpose classrooms.
YuJa Training Session Details:
• Date: Thursday, April 3rd
• Time: 10:30 am - 11:30 am
• Register here: https://nebraska.bridgeapp.com/learner/training/0b54c90f/enroll
In addition to this YuJa session, we’re offering several other training opportunities this semester, including:
• 1-30: An in-person Classrooms session to kick off our spring series
• 2-10: A session on the new Nebraska Polling App, a free classroom engagement tool
• 2-27: A session on the new accessibility checker for UNL faculty
• 3-24: An AI Panel featuring faculty and staff from across campus
For a full list of sessions and to register, visit our training schedule: https://go.unl.edu/atseries25.
Can’t attend a session? No problem! All sessions will be recorded and made available online in the UNL Academic Technologies Shared Folder on YuJa. Access the recordings here: https://unl.yuja.com/V/PlayList?node=51987280&a=1460382595.
If you’d like personalized support, we also offer one-on-one sessions or departmental presentations, available online or in person. To schedule, please email us at nusupport@nebraska.edu.
We encourage all faculty to subscribe to IT-TIPS, our weekly update email. IT-TIPS provides updates, training opportunities, and news about the technologies we support. For example, when Instructure releases new Canvas features, we share the details with IT-TIPS subscribers. Subscribe here: https://go.unl.edu/ittips.
If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to nusupport@nebraska.edu. We wish you a fantastic start to the spring semester!