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“I found some infographic courses and was able to put that to use, creating a series of neighborhood demographic snapshots for the city’s CivicPlus website,” says Wanda Young, graphic production assistant in the Planning & Development Department.ĭebbie Lawrence, administrative assistant to the Springfield Fire Chief, learned how to operate Microsoft Project on her work computer.
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“I work with SQL server software and I’m trying to advance my own personal software skills with that.” “I took the SQL Essential Training on programming language,” said Jason Denney, administrative systems analyst. There’s no time limit once you’re logged on, but a user is logged off after four hours of inactivity.Ĭity of Springfield employees value their training. Classes vary in length up to about two hours, and users can stop the course and review anytime. And you can print off a certificate of completion at the end – handy for work or school credit. In this video, get a general overview of the Power BI toolset, including Power BI service, Power BI Desktop, and Power BI Mobile. Many of the trainings have worksheets to download and print. Microsoft Power BI includes a number of components. (It’s also offered at the Edge Community Technology Center in the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library.)įor now, the library has 75 licenses, allowing only 75 concurrent users on. is also mobile-friendly from the browser of your phone or tablet. You can sit at home, school or the office and take a course at your convenience. Examples: Animation, audio, business, marketing, design, home computing, photography, video and more. Let the learning begin: All students, faculty, and staff now have access to, an online subscription library that. Access from any device simply by logging into the my.Fairfield portal or via the Lynda mobile app for iPhone or Android. The Springfield-Greene County Library District now offers free, remote access to professional training courses from the online learning leader “.” Using your library card, you can take more than 3,000 courses and 150,000 high-quality video tutorials taught by recognized industry experts. Help available to all students, faculty and staff 24/7/365. (“Congrats – here’s your new computer software…now figure out how to use it.”) It seems no matter where we are in life – school, early or mid-career or retiree – we’re always looking for training to learn new work and personal skills. Library News Take Free Online Courses 24/7 with
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