Step: 4: Signup for WolfLync Training

WolfLync Training

Interested in learning more about how WolfLync can help you collaborate with your team and others across the University?  Training sessions will be available starting the week of March 4th!  Training will be divided into a two-part series.  

Sign up for training, fill out the WolfLync Training RSVP.

Part 1

A one-hour demonstration of the essential user tasks of Microsoft Lync communications system including instant messages, contacts, collaboration, conferencing, and voice. Participants do not need to have Lync installed to attend the face-to-face demonstration.

Schedule

Mondays from 3-4pm in GHH 103 taught by Katie Walker.

  • March 4th
  • March 18th

Tuesdays from 11:30-12:30pm in HSB 303 taught by Tina Coulston.

  • March 12th
  • March 26th

Part 2

A one-hour online Lync meeting which participants attend from their own computer.  In order in attend Part 2, participants must be provisioned for Lync, have the Lync client installed on their PC or Mac, and have a working microphone and speaker.  Familiarity with the basic functioning of Lync is also required to participate in this hands-on training.  

Schedule

Wednesdays from 9-10am taught by Katie Walker.

  • March 6th
  • March 20th

Thursdays from 2-3pm taught by Tina Coulston.       

  • March 14th
  • March 28th

Sign up for training, fill out the WolfLync Training RSVP.
 

Quick Reference Guides

The following are Quick Reference guides on Microsoft Lync 2013.  These are a great starting point if you are unable to attend a training session or looking for help prior to training.

  • Quick Reference about Lync Meetings
  • Quick Reference about instant messaging, presence, and contacts
  • Quick Reference about Persistent Chat
  • Quick Reference about Lync sharing and collaboration
  • Quick Reference about Lync video
  • Quick Reference about Lync audio
  • Quick Reference about Lync Web App