Indiana University Northwest

IT Training

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Non-Credit Information Technology Computing Workshops

  • Workshops are open to IUN CURRENTLY REGISTERED STUDENTS, Faculty, and Staff at no charge.
  • Resources permitting, workshops are also open to the northwest Indiana general public for a fee of $50 per workshop.
  • Alumni and employees sponsored by non-profit organizations may attend for $35 per workshop.
  • Registration requests will not be considered complete until fees have been paid.
  • Reservations recommended. Walk-ins (from above groups) welcome when seats are available.
  • To register, visit Hawthorn 108B or call 980-6960 or send email to:
  • All workshops except "Windows: Basic Computing Skills" require at least a basic knowledge of Windows.
  • Please check individual workshop descriptions for additional prerequisites or contact the Training Coordinator

Current Schedule and Computing Workshop Descriptions

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"What are these workshops?"

These award-winning hands-on, instructor-led computing workshops were written by the Information Technology Training & Education personnel of the University Information Technology Services Department of Indiana University in Bloomington and Indianapolis. Attendees receive a highly detailed handout that provides step-by-step instructions for everything covered in class.

"I can't come at these times. What else can I do?"

Purchase Workshop Handouts for Self-Study:

Handouts combine conceptual explanations with step-by-step instructions for everything covered in a workshop. Those who are unable to attend or who simply prefer self-study, may purchase single copies of workshop handouts. Fees vary according to your status:

  • IUN currently registered students, faculty and staff may purchase single copies of a workshop handout for self-study for $5 each.
  • Members of the northwest Indiana general public may purchase copies for $35 each.
  • IUN alumni (grads) and nonprofit organizations may purchase copies for $25 each.
  • All class handouts are copyrighted by the Trustees of Indiana University and may not otherwise be copied or distributed. Individuals or organizations interested in purchasing larger quantities or to teach others should contact Indiana University,
    IT Training & Education
    , 2711 East 10th Street, Bloomington, IN 47408-2671 or call (812) 855-7383.
  • Everyone who attends a workshop receives a printed copy of the workshop handout to keep at no extra charge.

Use Online Self-Study Computer Training:

IT Training Online’s Skillsoft eLearning courses give you access to nearly 3,000 self-study IT courses, provided by SkillSoft Learning, available in three course bundles via the Indiana University University Information Technology Services web site at: http://ittraining.iu.edu/online/elearning_about.aspx.

  • Desktop Bundle: 400+ courses on desktop applications from Microsoft and Adobe (including Macromedia) and courses on consumer finances, technology, and productivity.

  • IT bundle: 1500+ courses on topics such as application development (with Java/.NET/VB & more), Oracle & Microsoft databases, e-Commerce, networking, and Windows/Unix/Linux server administration..

Microsoft Desktop eLearning Courses: Courses and reference materials on Office & Windows. Free to students, faculty and staff from any IU campus. Visit: http://ittraining.iu.edu/online/ms_del.aspx

Short Online Tutorials. Quick coverage of some IU services & important IT concepts including Vista, Imail and Umail, Oncourse, and OneStart.

To access the modules online, registered students, faculty and staff need to have an active "ADS" account. ADS accounts are currently created when you create your IUN email account. If you do not already have your technology accounts, IUN students can create their accounts from home at the IU Account Management Services page. Additional information about online resources can be found at: http://ittraining.iu.edu/online/


Contact the Training Coordinator, , in Hawthorn  108B or call 980-6960
if you have questions or wish to register for a workshop.