Computer-Based Training Update Freaky Friday August 18, 2006

Subscription Update August 12, 2005: 500 subscribers January 20, 2006: 900 subscribers January 27, 2006: 1385 subscribers May 5, 2006: 1998 subscribers July 5, 2006: 2200+ subscribers August 1, 2006: 2352 subscribers August 18, 2426 subscribers

Subscription Update (cont’d) 755 courses completed by 341 people 2373 courses attended by 893 people Most popular courses (attended, not completed): New site orientation (107) Excel 2000: Level 1 (59) Access 2002 (XP): Level 1 (56) Access 2000: Level 1 (35) Dreamweaver MX: Level 1 (35)

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Previously 25,000 license seats 2 course catalogs Design and Media Office Productivity About 500 courses in those two catalogs

Now 10,000 license seats Technical Courses About 2800 courses Java (22 courses) Oracle (44 courses) MS SQL Server (18 courses) Additional Programming and Web Development Products (146 courses) Linux (34 courses) MCSE (33 courses and vLabs) Telephony (17 courses) Cisco (103 courses and vLabs) Cisco Advanced Technology (70 courses) Project Management (40 courses) About 2800 courses

And…. Professional Development Courses Business Fundamentals (39 courses) (Collaboration with Human Resources Training and Development

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Ways ITSers Can Use CBT Include courses on your professional development plan Use specific modules Take a CBT course before going to a face-to-face session Learn skills for your own benefit

Summer Marketing Campaign Working with Communications June 1 through September 30 Faculty, staff, and students CTOPS Mass mail…. ….And more publicity

Summer Marketing Campaign 2 prizes donated by vendor ($50 gift cards to the Student Stores) 1 for faculty/staff 1 for students Entries in drawing for subscribing and completing courses

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A Few Other Things Changes in support Thanks to Directory Services group and Todd Lewis Thanks to ITS Communications (Audrey, Eric, Hilary, Beth) for marketing support

So Let’s Take a Quick Look (Course titles)

And Another Quick Look (webstats.unc.edu)

And Another Quick Look (Subscriber Details)

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