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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT - CBE AND DMC

Posted February 16th, 2009 by jmharder
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University of Wisconsin-Madison, AG&LSC/BIOLOGY, CTR FOR

Degree and area of specialization:

B.A./B.S. in computer science, related field or relevant work experience is required.

Minimum number of years and type of relevant work experience:

Position requires 2 years experience with maintaining computer systems - both Windows and Macintosh platforms. The successful candidate must display attention to detail, good organization skills, a degree of initiative, ability to work collaboratively and excellent oral and written communication skills. The individual will work with faculty and staff end users as well as technical personnel and must possess excellent customer service skills.

See Also: http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/pvl/pv_061023.html

Opening Date

Feb 16 2009

Closing Date

Mar 6 2009

Mac Lockdown for Kiosk Use

Posted May 21st, 2008 by Colin Moore
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Hi all,
Does anyone have experience with "locking down" a Mac so that users can only access a browser and Quicktime player? We are considering using Macs for streaming video viewing stations in the library, but need to restrict patron's access to any other programs or parts of the system.
-- Allison Meyer O'Connor GMU

Keene Haywood - Univ. of Texas
" You my try App4Mac.com's wKiosk
It might be able to do this for you. I have not looked into it in great
detail but seems to be able to do what you want. Let me if it works for
you. I am sure there are other apps out there that can do this, but this
one seems particularly user friendly for configuring and managing.

http://www.app4mac.com "


Grover Saunders - James Madison Univ.

Radford University Mac Users Wiki

Posted November 1st, 2007 by jhildreth
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The RU Mac Users Wiki went online spring 2006, and was developed by the Radford University Technology in Learning Center as a community resource for Mac users on campus. It was built using the MediaWiki engine (i.e., Wikipedia) by TLC Assistant Director Charley Cosmato, and in the time since content has grown exponentially as a result of member contributions.

Even though this wiki is designed with our campus community in mind, anyone can join, use and contribute to it. Users can find help on topics including OS X apps, iLife, Final Cut Pro, Mac maintenance and iPods by either browsing 'Useful Docs' or searching by topic.

The RU Mac Users Wiki is accessible at:

https://php.radford.edu/~tlc/ru_mac

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