Current Sessions

Introductory Sessions

• IS997 College Computers Essential Guide
• IS933 Understanding and Managing the Computer: Part 1
• IS935 Information and Communication Part 1: The World Wide Web
• IS936 Information and Communication Part 2: Outlook 2007

Wordprocessing Sessions

• IS131 Fundamentals of Word 2007
• IS132 Further Word 2007 Techniques for ECDL Success
• IS133 Basics of Mail Merge using Word 2007
• IS137 Advanced Word 2007 Techniques for Dissertations
• IS139 Managing Large Documents using Word 2007

Desktop Publishing Sessions

• IS152 Creative Techniques using MS Publisher

Library and Information Sessions

• IS222 Using the Library
• IS224 Research Skills for Projects and Dissertations
• IS225 Getting the Most from E-journals
• IS228 Managing Information with RefWorks

Spreadsheet Sessions

• IS331 Working with Spreadsheets using Excel 2007
• IS333 Presenting Data Graphically using Excel 2007
• IS337 Further Features of Excel 2007
• IS338 Introduction to Excel’s Pivot Tables

Presentation Sessions

• IS731 Creating Effective Presentations with PowerPoint 2007
• IS732 Further Features of PowerPoint 2007

Database Sessions

• IS431 Introduction to Access 2007: Creating a Simple Relational Database
• IS432 Basic Forms, Queries & Reports in Access 2007

Graphics Sessions

• IS534 Essential Scanning Skills

Web Page Creation Sessions

• IS612 An Introduction to Dreamweaver
• IS613 Further Features of Dreamweaver
• IS683 PDF: Adobes Portable Document Format

Project Management Sessions

• IS352 Mastering the Basics of Project 2007

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There are no sessions currently arranged.

Therefore if you wish to take an ECDL Assessment (pre-test) or Exam please contact Chris Horton to arrange a suitable day and time:

E-mail: c.horton@rhul.ac.uk
Telephone: 01784 414025

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Overview and Links

Whatever your academic discipline, effective IT and information retrieval skills are essential for success in your studies and beyond. Our IT training programmes and materials will help to ensure that you are prepared for the standards required at University level as well as providing you with up-to-date IT skills to take into employment.

Our training programme is designed to offer you choice and flexibility in how and what you wish to study. For ease, you may like to consider that there are two routes of study you can choose to take, an Academic Pathway or an ECDL Pathway. However, you can mix and match between the two pathways if you wish. For details of each session, including their pathway, please visit the Session listing and booking page

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