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Tip: Use Excel's Autofill to Generate a Series of Dates

Example:

Enter the beginning date of 10/3/06 in cell A3.
Drag A3's Fill Handle to cell A10. You now have a series of dates from 10/3/06 to 10/10/06.

To generate a series of dates that include only weekdays, using the right mouse button drag A3's Fill Handle to cell A10.
Select from the menu 'Fill Weekdays'. You now have a range of dates that only include weekdays.

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WebCorps

ITS' strategy for getting information onto the GC webserver includes both lowering barriers for people on campus to publish directly, and providing authoring services--WebCorps--for campus units. WebCorps is a group of top student web designers at Goshen College, and also a collaborative concept. WebCorps provides page creation and design services, and also consultation and training of student assistants.

The WebCorps team currently includes web administrator Paul Meyer Reimer and students Mara Shenk and Andrew Burkhalter. This highly trained team is generating web content for campus departments and units.

There's no shortage of demand! In order to leverage campus publishing assets, there is a second way to take advantage of WebCorps: Faculty and staff can hire their own student assistants for web publishing projects, and have these departmentally-employed assistants meet with WebCorps for training, consultation, and coordination with other content already on GC's web site. Campus web authors can work on their web publishing projects in the Mac Lab during WebCorps meeting times--Mondays and Wednesdays 1:30 to 3:00pm--and avail themselves of instant, expert advice.

Contact

Faculty and Staff -- Contact Paul Meyer Reimer (paulmr@goshen.edu) if

you would like to have WebCorps take on your publishing project, or
have your student assistant get up to speed rapidly on your next departmental publishing project, or
you would like to hire a student to work on a web publishing project, and would like a recommendation. Paul has also taught Comm 326 -- "Creating for the Web", and can recommend alums of that course.

Students -- Contact Paul if you have interest and ability, and would like to be considered to develop web pages with the WebCorps team or other campus departments.

Tip: Use Excel's Autofill to Generate a Series of Dates

WebCorps

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