the encouragement lounge: Solving your own minor computer problems a.k.a. getting unstuck

Monday, February 4, 2013

Solving your own minor computer problems a.k.a. getting unstuck

Hi All,

I'm reposting this link to a tool that I shared earlier this year -- it remains one of this blog's most popular links so I'm sharing it front and center again. This link will take you to an infographic that I created in collaboration with a colleague at Carlow, to help you solve minor computer problems. This should help you when you are learning new applications and are unsure how to do something, when you forget a password, or in other ways, "get stuck" while you are trying to do something on your computer.

Back by popular demand:

Solving Your Minor Computer Problem: A Guide to Problem-Solving Steps

Cheering you on in your work!
Harriet

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Working adult students, on my mind...

I hope this blog will be helpful to friends and others involved in a variety of endeavors. However, I created the blog with students in mind and continue to develop it with that specific group as my focus.

I believe that with the increase in evening, weekend, and low-residency programs, students are working more and more in isolation. If we were all full-time students on campus, we would have the informal support that comes with being able to go down the hall and talk with a colleague, etc. But instead, we are working late nights and weekends at home in front of the laptop.

With that in mind, I hope the encouragement lounge provides brief moments of respite and energizing connection. This does not at all replace valuable face-to-face contact. Many aspects of the academic journey can only be addressed via in-depth conversations with colleagues and teachers. And I would always rather sit down and talk with someone than to communicate online. Nonetheless, my aim is to give you one more channel for quick hits of support.