Get Signed Up for Campus Gaming

oit.washcoll.edu/gaming/
You can also use this web resource to download the contract you'll need for registering your computer to take part in online gaming.
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As part of Zimbra's in-built security measures, a password lockout will occur automatically after 5 unsuccessful attempts to login to any account. To prevent this from happening, be sure to keep track of your password when accessing the web client at https://zmail.washcoll.edu. If you have recently changed your password, be sure to update any desktop applications you may use with Zimbra like Thunderbird, iCal, Mail, Outlook, etc. as well as any mobile devices that might be using Over-the-Air Sync. These login attempts will also count against your five total attempts and can cause repeated lockouts. Instructions for setting passwords vary by application or device, so visit http://oit.washcoll.edu/zimbra/ for more information.
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To assist you with supporting your classroom during a mild Pandemic Flu outbreak, Instructional Technology is offering an advanced Blackboard workshop entitled H1N1: Sustaining the Classroom with Blackboard 9. This one-hour workshop focuses on using the features in Blackboard that help faculty create an interactive and collaborative online experience for students. This workshop will cover creating tests and quizzes, using the Collaboration tools (e.g. Discussion Boards, Virtual Classroom, Chat, Blogs and Journals), managing Groups, iTunes U, and lecture capture with Echo 360. While this hands on workshop is designed to prepare you to extend your classroom beyond its physical space, the skills you will learn are also effective in a traditional teaching environment.
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Instructional Technology is holding four Blackboard 9 Overview hands-on workshops on Thursday, 9/10 at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, Wednesday, 9/16 at 11:30 am and Thursday, 9/17 at 10:00 am in the Beck Instructional Lab. Come to one of these 60 or 90 minute sessions to discover all that Blackboard 9 has to offer. During the workshop, you will learn how to upload and manage course materials, work with the Blackboard 9 homepage and course modules, create, collect and grade assignments and learn about Blackboard's collaboration tools. The last 15-30 minutes of each session is reserved for one-on-one project assistance and questions. Please feel free to bring your personal notebook computers or USB flash drive to the workshop.
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Does your Zimbra Drafts folder claim that you have messages saved, but none are visible when you click on it? You could be haunted by phantom drafts!
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It's come to light that the currently installed version of Snow Leopard on many computers may have been downgraded to a less than recent version of Flash player in the process. If you have recently installed Apple's latest and greatest, make sure you visit this link: