by Elaine Giles | 21 Jan 2014 | Reviews, Software Reviews
Screencasts are one of the most powerful forms of learning available today but at times the recording, editing, exporting, processing and uploading seem to take more time than you’ve got. There has to be an easier way … doesn’t there? Well there is...
by Elaine Giles | 20 Jan 2014 | Productivity Tips
Have you heard of IFTTT? It’s a service that lets you create triggers that cascade through an entire workflow without you having to hand hold the process. It’s awesome. But wait it gets better! The service have now added the ability for your location to...
by Mike Thomas | 17 Jan 2014 | Tutorials
A Training Administrator who was organising a seminar wanted to send an email to a group of people, inviting them to the seminar. She wanted them to be able to double click an attachment icon in Outlook to add the appointment to their calendar. Although this tutorial...
by Mike Thomas | 16 Jan 2014 | Training Tips
When I delivered my first training course many years ago, all I had was a flip chart and some coloured marker pens. I didn’t even have a projector to demonstrate the software to the delegates. Fast forward 25 years and the flip chart and pens have been replaced with...
by Mike Thomas | 15 Jan 2014 | Reviews, Software Reviews
The computers at work have been configured so that the screensaver kicks in if there is no mouse or keyboard activity for 10 minutes. After another 5 minutes of inactivity the PC locks itself and goes into sleep mode. A wiggle of the mouse or a press of a key wakes...
