As Penn State doubles down on its commitment to excellence in education and research in a digital-first world, fast and secure access to digital resources is a key driver in providing a campus experience that enables the best outcomes. WWT and Zscaler partner to help organizations like Penn State achieve secure, optimized digital services that support student, faculty, and staff success.
A casual meeting for the staff that edit and manage the Commonwealth Campus websites.
Live-streaming events and athletics adds a new level to your website and ability to promote your campus. But where do you start? Join this session to learn how to get started and run a successful live streaming program on your campus on a budget.
You’ve taken the Working Genius assessment and you’ve identified your geniuses and frustrations. Maybe you’ve talked about it to some other people or even introduced it to your team. Now what? We’ll explore ways to apply the Six Types of Working Genius model in a variety of work experiences such as building teams, mentoring, leading, and even job interviews. Prerequisite: Taking the assessment (and remembering your results!).
Do you wonder why you enjoy certain tasks at work, and it seems like the day flies by when you’re doing them? Do you put off certain tasks or get exhausted when you have to do them frequently? Those tasks could be in your working genius or frustration. In this presentation, we’ll introduce Pat Lencioni’s Six Types of Working Genius model. We’ll show how the model can help you understand yourself and your teammates and how to apply the WIDGET model to get work done.
A design system for Penn State, the future of web design at the University, powered by a Contentful CMS. Using the principles of Atomic Design, our team has created atoms, molecules, and components that can be reused across the enterprise. Highlights include: a growing library of 30+ fully responsive components, a web-specific style guide, detailed documentation, and content strategy best practices. First two sites will be in production by August 2024. The stack includes Contentful CMS cloud based infrastructure, Next.JS, Vercel, Storybook, and Chromatic.
The Power Rangers Committee is one of several groups throughout the university that is focused on exploring possibilities with process automation and the use of the Microsoft Power Platform. We and many of our colleagues have become comfortable using Microsoft Forms to collect information, but what do you do with it once the user hits submit? During our interactive presentation we will show you how easily you can use Power Automate to make that information useful to your users.
Outreach and Online Education IT (OOE IT) participates in multiple projects each year spanning a wide array of technologies. We have planned, designed, and implemented diverse projects for World Campus course content delivery, Azure services to support a data lake for analytics, and Power Platform automation to improve efficiency and increase business agility just to name a few.
Have you ever looked in the Penn State directory and thought "I wish X data were available here"? Have you been using ADUC and thought "This doesn't have all the information I need"? Have you ever had a user in need of your assistance and who had account or login trouble of some sort and you struggled to pinpoint the issue?