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Web 2.0 Tools at the Service Desk Ben Dallmann Support Center Manager MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE
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Moody: Established in 1886
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Students Modalities Day School Independent Studies Online Modulars Regional Classrooms
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Locations
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Core Systems
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ETS Services ITIL Framework Centralized Service Desk Application support A/V support and production Web liaison for all of Education Desktop computer support Technology implementation
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Web 2.0 Value to Our Service Desk
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Service Desk Collaboration Centralized Immediate Comprehensive Over-communication Consistent
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Knowledgebase Needs Accessible Editable – Add new information – Remove outdated information Centralized policy and procedures Review workflows Public-facing Easily learned
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ETS Knowledgebase Solution Wiki – Wikipedia
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ETS Knowledgebase Solution Wiki – Wikipedia – ETS wiki was initially located in Sakai LMS – Migrated to SharePoint when Sakai pilot completed
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ETS Knowledgebase Solution Wiki – Wikipedia – ETS wiki was initially located in Sakai LMS – Migrated to SharePoint when Sakai pilot completed – Quickly searchable, able to format in WYSIWYG, able to change on the fly, more developed than SOPs or BPs – Disadvantages: Not tied to Service Desk software, requires IE for WYSIWYG editing, currently not able to be public facing
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Other Wiki Tools LMS – Blackboard – Moodle – Sakai SharePoint/Office Workspaces on live.com Wikiwig MediaWiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_ software
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ETS Wiki
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Sample Wiki Page
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Wiki Versioning
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Wiki Editing
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Wiki Searching
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ETS Wiki
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Online Discussion Boards Online forum for information sharing Centralized Information - spreads to entire Service Desk, which is important when you have a student staffed desk; you can relay info quickly, if all techs are required to read it, or when you are not all in the same location
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Online Discussion Boards Online forum for information sharing Centralized Information - spreads to entire Service Desk, which is important when you have a student staffed desk; you can relay info quickly, if all techs are required to read it, or when you are not all in the same location Tracking - Provides better tracking of discussion than chat tools Outlook accessible - RSS or other hooks to alert you to new messages
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ETS Discussion Board
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ETS Discussion Board (Outlook)
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Announcement Needs Quick way to communicate important info Forward to email (per student feedback) – Site and e-mail needs to be up Not discussion oriented Department-wide information sharing
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ETS Announcements
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Application Change Requests Centralized location to enter Requests for Change – All system RFCs in one place - Blackboard, A/V Request Form, Wonderdesk Documentation of change and process
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ETS Preview
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Other Web 2.0 Tools
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Summary Web 2.0 tools bring collaboration to the Service Desk – Wiki knowledgebase – Tech discussion boards – Staff announcements – Change management – New technologies – Skype, RSS, Twitter, Facebook
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Questions? Ben Dallmann bdallmann@moody.edu Service Desk Administrator
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