%PDF-1.3 1 0 obj << /Type /Catalog /Outlines 2 0 R /Pages 3 0 R >> endobj 2 0 obj << /Type /Outlines /Count 0 >> endobj 3 0 obj << /Type /Pages /Kids [6 0 R ] /Count 1 /Resources << /ProcSet 4 0 R /Font << /F1 8 0 R /F2 9 0 R /F3 10 0 R /F4 11 0 R >> /XObject << /I1 14 0 R /I2 15 0 R >> >> /MediaBox [0.000 0.000 612.000 792.000] >> endobj 4 0 obj [/PDF /Text /ImageC ] endobj 5 0 obj << /Creator (DOMPDF) /CreationDate (D:20250713053253+00'00') /ModDate (D:20250713053253+00'00') /Title (Report 07-2025) >> endobj 6 0 obj << /Type /Page /Parent 3 0 R /Annots [ 12 0 R 16 0 R 18 0 R 20 0 R 22 0 R 24 0 R 26 0 R ] /Contents 7 0 R >> endobj 7 0 obj << /Length 3685 >> stream 0.702 0.800 0.816 rg 34.016 34.016 543.969 723.969 re f 1.000 1.000 1.000 rg 45.266 317.126 521.469 429.608 re f 0.773 0.773 0.773 RG 0.75 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 45.641 317.501 520.719 428.858 re S 0.773 0.773 0.773 rg 61.016 332.876 m 550.984 332.876 l 550.984 333.626 l 61.016 333.626 l f 0.200 0.200 0.200 rg BT 61.016 693.716 Td /F1 14.4 Tf [(ONLINE SURVEY TOOL FOR SU STAFF AND STUDENTS)] TJ ET 0.400 0.400 0.400 rg BT 61.016 664.909 Td /F2 9.0 Tf [(Posted on )] TJ ET BT 104.045 664.909 Td /F3 9.0 Tf [(December 05,2020)] TJ ET BT 182.588 664.909 Td /F2 9.0 Tf [( by )] TJ ET BT 197.096 664.909 Td /F3 9.0 Tf [(IT Communications)] TJ ET q 375.000 0 0 66.000 61.016 580.211 cm /I2 Do Q 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 61.016 562.420 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [()] TJ ET BT 61.016 542.431 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(The web-based e-Survey service \(SUNSurveys\) is available to support academic staff and students of the University of )] TJ ET BT 61.016 531.442 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Stellenbosch using online surveys for their academic research. SUNsurveys is also regularly used for staff opinion polls, )] TJ ET BT 61.016 520.453 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(voting and service delivery surveys.)] TJ ET BT 61.016 500.464 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Information Technology uses )] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 rg BT 179.069 500.464 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Checkbox)] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 RG 0.18 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 179.069 499.313 m 219.083 499.313 l S 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 219.083 500.464 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [( as platform for our surveys.Checkbox is an intuitive survey creation tool with real-)] TJ ET BT 61.016 489.475 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(time reporting which allows for surveys to be customised.)] TJ ET BT 61.016 469.486 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(To register for use on Checkbox and send out official Stellenbosch University surveys, you can apply for the service )] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 rg BT 523.211 469.486 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(online)] TJ ET 0.18 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 523.211 468.335 m 547.223 468.335 l S 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 61.016 458.497 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(. More information on our )] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 rg BT 164.057 458.497 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Service Catalogue.)] TJ ET 0.18 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 164.057 457.346 m 240.089 457.346 l S 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 61.016 438.508 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Once you have registered, support will be provided throughout to enable you to set up your survey, as well as training if )] TJ ET BT 61.016 427.519 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(needed. Additionally Checkbox has detailed )] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 rg BT 238.109 427.519 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(help guides)] TJ ET 0.18 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 238.109 426.368 m 284.135 426.368 l S 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 284.135 427.519 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [( which will assist you will any potential problems you may )] TJ ET BT 61.016 416.530 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(encounter.)] TJ ET BT 61.016 396.541 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Take note that before you are allowed to send out a survey for research purposes, you will need institutional permission. )] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 rg BT 61.016 385.552 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(Full information on the process can be found on the Information Governance website)] TJ ET 0.18 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 61.016 384.401 m 398.183 384.401 l S 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 398.183 385.552 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [()] TJ ET BT 61.016 365.563 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(If you have any enquiries, please log a request on our ICT Partner Portal at )] TJ ET 0.373 0.169 0.255 rg BT 362.669 365.563 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(ICT Partner Portal)] TJ ET 0.18 w 0 J [ ] 0 d 362.669 364.412 m 435.191 364.412 l S 0.153 0.153 0.153 rg BT 435.191 365.563 Td /F4 9.0 Tf [(.)] TJ ET 0.400 0.400 0.400 rg BT 61.016 347.074 Td /F2 9.0 Tf [(Posted in:Academic IT,Training | Tagged:Checkbox,Online Polls,Sunsurveys,Surveys | With 0 comments)] TJ ET endstream endobj 8 0 obj << /Type /Font /Subtype /Type1 /Name /F1 /BaseFont /Helvetica-Bold /Encoding /WinAnsiEncoding >> endobj 9 0 obj << /Type /Font /Subtype /Type1 /Name /F2 /BaseFont /Helvetica-Oblique /Encoding /WinAnsiEncoding >> endobj 10 0 obj << /Type /Font /Subtype /Type1 /Name /F3 /BaseFont /Helvetica-BoldOblique /Encoding /WinAnsiEncoding >> endobj 11 0 obj << /Type /Font /Subtype /Type1 /Name /F4 /BaseFont /Helvetica /Encoding /WinAnsiEncoding >> endobj 12 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /A 13 0 R /Border [0 0 0] /H /I /Rect [ 61.0157 580.2109 436.0157 646.2109 ] >> endobj 13 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (http://blogs.sun.ac.za/it/files/2020/05/checkbox.png) >> endobj 14 0 obj << /Type /XObject /Subtype /Image /Width 500 /Height 88 /Filter /FlateDecode /DecodeParms << /Predictor 15 /Colors 1 /Columns 500 /BitsPerComponent 8>> /ColorSpace /DeviceGray /BitsPerComponent 8 /Length 226>> stream x1 0 ]vF)3= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2= ӃL2=7 endstream endobj 15 0 obj << /Type /XObject /Subtype /Image /Width 500 /Height 88 /SMask 14 0 R /Filter /FlateDecode /DecodeParms << /Predictor 15 /Colors 3 /Columns 500 /BitsPerComponent 8>> /ColorSpace /DeviceRGB /BitsPerComponent 8 /Length 37266>> stream xwu'|ouxo0 2H9(ʤ( ,lye{}l۵۳{Ӯ2-YL%H(I `"`r/tW]UΠ_wu *t5#E~(eϴ$(R)UiX&qBVk> ITTwM98WnMmJà*8z551*N 뽵 嫱HLRě ~5wK;E{3mf0ӒڢX Xq E<:ak:ڼ;iNLjX p&R%<h+tا++Is3|W΀l\_Ѧ)2bZP -`p/MՙGG3adt릐@_GhjVJnʃ{vc#EJGINJ}D,MMcĻV >xt.@fWDH@cpg c\Ŀk %މu)1#q(gJ8siE'm)ٕ:71yme lr؁c0~+zUZmQ$T*zcsΏry-JY<};L%FTW)P{swJL#a .B&wb <)ۛ9I3i-%I#Htu%Qގo}c>۞hؙ}m7j|D}?޽=޾E~~ ;'Qɴ D||*@my.zb9U7]ـ]P<g!l7n{}oo5 ARSrg-h+eZ` O WC9y0zvF=Y|t/t:)[#~H 9ժY, YS`Ww <@ p2b ־@&иޢqA7j۲a&ŲmxxN^B*xѕ_L`߰^.)2Ω^S=m[]oR}fx# $Ȍ'IMO03#V)ЩF?\છbXEij/45C(}mb"^YiiI]2 ( 3ʴ \oq8;FNNvvy3^hr]ܓi ,mO7iGT*+;prdZvТ3ǭQFxCeߦY]29؏V6JOGVˮλT~;z zmT?sOǾ?5#~Z?ֿA*!b)sY@  I#ǿU77?\ZwůCz5!IJ,yvh4{JZvvN9 Kn,KʌjuܴX 'Ki9 H\ccFba;}O㺡|ΈR4::+:>hd%R [ T-vׅJ i;[b\O5޺tP7]m۠6Jg'wlG9,*yKSޡ}+9cFnd3cyG>위M[n?U,Vۜ>Q'=MI'dCcA$V %Fe8YiEY|Kev& q6$FHkN6e,K;WDn6S7:%\-.-T̹PR^,3}$E9`*/XVC@tF2x-Xe w  ‰Ҭa,?IaCdMaeBK*0fA={R4*w)[Nd iBQ6r?v{Ф 5=Ux &˥b̒q=-n:l@KWBxRN:/+H<3eD (N?U%2\;22ʏ yESk2B}p0K V13EY@"׻IOkB3/V+WKs' ␻ |t9ouǒi' ZeɩwuݺNRYC6 _̯5Tf 0hi&#jvq~7v/ yY*zIl朗q\&Ÿ`PETŻbBj U 9vd.v==Ƀ}M)KWT>8:ȗc8 3$cѻ$eu3D?/vg l:*sL]'i Et |鋼uDc&pS=臸5;Yf;X5_$pfI-ػaKFNk58ebcLѼN;g60k E`ƳAO֝!ӠڏY))?ownywE'fh6HJi=ڼU οTvTS*K3S %_@صqASԄIm p ve (/l / ReP6< 'Nԩ0!C Jf@Ju˴i6}NG"4MMt Y$#%51\Dku5ڝ3Ojp 䉷XowRڷeO y/.MS-D uH Wgd@\Կgo6r +VYÛo'4_x*~%@,@I| wqblY>PF[!yO~^hs;D]lmNuFmp0DQV3FJ>P2]Xk, ' qT . oN9B:_q}ĻߦFrX MJ7BN^Lwwb0Z&2NC\[A܇:hplɂ}$e(~¾{&veWeiFNAkڋyӹVEwN'6m\܆ih _wᣬj\jX̉C(bҸh Nշiq-Z[|l[\޼yΪ8IZ53J{_UPiKN4pf&VvMNZew25 <`n@@bպnSX f+0*dyGWN3ӀIFػRr{"52RdOS),kc>@5@m_\b;tA;b@*j f-3 ZFj 5;dDr),i"w-1[\Β8dEDy^C1$&lK CUNJlLFˀdTrL/4Cqvf4LQ(<.׍S F/=x;07AZ>Ё\:E㣠 ao@ U5Y 5;\+lz7^T/^eD*2$le%z5{B:JAgo)G4t̋#o=vA:pZf($3(svaC$)fχ0D.#Wmm326[)IJj6*(04bii9k|̏tR uepsjA-!R}(| X$B+&d;8Ѡ(Bj[`$! !|IJըATPw Z4m{yRRGI5ЧMOB" ERlj8l=36Tn *7y4zIpƌP2@sSjb+(Ζ!dߦF=vMC)ؼSyCj__zmlyN "K7_yV %޹e+#5G2ND3H_=qˌ1Dͨ>5اQF&z>V۰[8[{oEfv 999Nf6JacXv1o!.])zEFmvv&@ [Pc#4:&G^#)^#%JvŒbQZ4DDtO7-NQω@G^~cC)xL.}[j30j/V =l]!5-] rĬ{gjSק[W/}:#ηԱjxH aD!zWUkK %)]NYJj-@]RLɣݪ(MN!Qc /W,KV]m:K)CCԡqVS #.H@lD^(zWg_sts5#S' VFSX𘠤XCLcP>]lݎ D8W<BJ@%uƇ;P}GЀD X#V֞\}aÐ(6ҟ͆<|<~P PA@łؽޕbM8tsfћoinaXO9ʆ*ht0zܽ]~'нަI _k${w֟&IƖA(DM!ɢܹS)ۆ~UmaN!A6_VD;/&D޲2: HXycJdoA"p"hӉ@=GPxP q,GȽ;U?E1fE\:=X owjf(ÜqRnxbYu .mZ3!LF[w_W}jMR  Iç PöwX޿k{Gэ(?:Rf@@gː$co98΁F leoaF6K)/ߕ.VJ럞woU;$8J[iO\(xsXz3 ghũ$eM"OW'izP! Ffjbsrvq,zy. Q,[PtKif j*lp鈅D˾HsQk[ߑ%E ̘P( PCl -!b>F_z *c6YHrjd݋*wp>%b뜑gmƆ!ζ>ܡgQ)\;LyXsS7ɣԬCȾe@D/&0q`. dh U@<*i1!"#@:.oT>:pE΅!C59|yߧFR뭴 @H}G徝і[.N Bhjœq {L0\KOmGU?%ީqF&5<@QvM_gnm](޻r.$Ez#yҚ6,D~R'WiBpv:oh蕧`"Uk9r `R1u<'܅ ǕRC͟? 52q ;@y@Lx}NyU(~$BkP MA2x?C/:wo@PA"2YOC_5ɨZ/ošRsHyl̽m b2Kt`嵩W=.F^Sd6.< 񓇫}nwo;+6DSjtfzesn <Uw$䳨U4;MSPyͼ2XN <;x⛀=Ϯ:=WR[ն֪wP$3Mdb*N5_|*zi5GqC?́{AfgW%%O!9-¢(ڶê iCϧٙ>5o .5~xPxm ΡAH~d\If76;5{P8 (#=HT}'J+$D;ߢ,m:2g#')495%ފ]˚e9GRs2CqNf#(+w .~rxc+?1"(MDBɷ+oV=Ӽ̰gp|M;Hԭk˜gMIh`%Ty>)%}۾ 2 YVb 46xhsjtpΓ2Ei!zx;&=Eg&rzIzȉR媈%$3e%eQ];PbFם[~&}1XH*Q}[lān-d@Eꋖ}wM?G]Rl4~m@ꧡSJp٩=5$4=:Aq&ILexfÜO=ucI5l+ nVsr +wrTW˶$׫F2RhFzNZy17';sa yxi m_bmk_*ޱdO-\Y%9*dmAj.a"(fӬ/2V ̔DThb2Iǒ9xJ E+z ʉ wD_o1H2V!уܿPr:u֜^)nD4W<.H.U_#Hxx0.j4* aA&Vr oP/@D=TGIt8ndDRS،\$))39Z>ZNg` @Q3soWjn\ȣ@iUd4KJJ_.Q60Sh}.1 ?H*ՓfF^"%RTd2.p˙F`G'P}zP"C ^NPG&7iVhvPN5|M3OP9ni+JoƣߠɱQߌ=@k:4+Ey3@`6f>zO5'92W{f3_P(^\@QSs>v" ׎ "ڜRڳȌ Jzkξ؏hm^f(]u-*e0NJAJ# yp7V $ mY̴|D?^҈Qܗ<2w鹄XI wm C&Nùhv6z9R vEoRILP}֐ iΒ7'2 9b٢+Qβ% LH-[,tZNr?HIڞM0gJXsN;ъF=Ť>_!eQC6@I:Hsk?HV Ry^)(}fZhTM>K8990 }dpu+PxȡƏ &!/5/<]_&kK S D@J\d CŐe Dr]fNq2 Boݹފ8ހ᪜G]Ϳ6f}hl&d%xd pdJ"R'={JX毵{Ҷ !/d)Cl@ƀrMq5ۯֿew@n`>W Ш$I J_jjF;hrSEm(F;NRyn|208/9_<`Iozk[I03"g\AIp0di[1BTZkL#yT|Sv.E`<_] k>(wmE?O TlS:5t&Iq5< %,G=|wڲ$Z# E9"2ͧ譗/?K26rl_ |?F; `x@ .xf\W8O>8޻+Y rRHItwEV״nbZae 5OBMq)ѳ,*}ʃґ¢gN1HR[)>)h @MkhG5j6[?;Aqa' lmm 1MO>Jٱ$8"G -& =:uL/b^P̉Cd@bj" FfAMd{꽷 0lgG^#A)છK'9# *1WOJcO7_LKrcPo3"fg=.v]3};jmv M5` <( R (m;0j:"<H-\Oid ziy 9NO0w [GYS #{8р(B)w&Y'=H,ZZkɣXy0~)Zs+YUJSOvzBFbJ Bm<֥,4 G\OXl)gHۊcy`wc\0oO)XLϻpvvx ;,`;$uBfC qRmoXi"s=ȑDH8q! J7(F 0WSA `!+Zs/ cT=']J[5xܔ @2 _p" 흈T:†io%!k!#,IZGv4j;g0""A({1VۡPj|FYGTLt!o]) A(/y47C4=e%T{/=SM?_?Y:qI0)7w~<6/iq8tǮ c䮐9/"B*ފD֭#PLF4;M cBq(~]V!i1H !q@}Xd~a$ b׌kFdLHe씢;P)&Fij.68޻{91hT@ WWwL+{w^QCfY E' IIEDgl8\+5DB"h;[}GN J:=Io>vGo{apՍШG?x_H7sMe).@2X_]~o\ۆHr򔯦&hbgabZ +Fρ`"ĎHGFVKKFUpmpID/B`^A bIl6&Puq.0bh\}K AQ@-_zwx;%z43YˇHAԴEkT3c:eskt.ZIJ Bѻ[Z,Y y A)5>BcrO P?xcѻ:řF=]bRRXP~dyC>hA魐EDk%&;W54tH! Bg i.4ފ}; yz.+VaC{'zyLC*u`H i51 !Qr߻P>ma )k6TDނ 8&ƏT} 8W_JkKV|"tv.o>h ://Z </Aw=JA[ _]\vX!̉Ю^q$f|wB# 3j&9s*\pٵ|D^w+4 9g&-Lbo䟄/fCߠ97\{ԡ=4>wpLLIq$V xpÇx`seB9WÃpYW%V{X$\v"OBcCTYߧxlN'"T2jFc ={&MOk"zʃAHh}:H,|SgI%Vm >>+zi]3 f˷/FDlUßxNC 洣& &U6Qû~ƿjt4ڮə|}+I W$vy7wR` E kf}p/UÃ47=nh7 \L=Ki8KxKa[;Ψ#av GB%YҚʄq)az}KVȶ3mXKsI oۿFvAR4KGiq)0Lw '@sIZԅPI1;e-xJ?|ozu5jd[{^SE+TSSc$cbe\&/;dk͗m<;^q>Tq$.{$?tNXցN)JbGGO|gvOAdRMie ٠ ^ghc&O0Tϲb3)=:Ⱥn T Wo{fAlR)( ͣw4̖!QB=+ǗW8%~IE+|[a#Y> BX)z @t/N>3Xּ=w;ݜGUJN ?ciN`hZ[]xepMb1o4#Kcln!ڧFTĢ%nʭDjlG臠Sl }Ys 鼤MV+`OpMLi3aWW3\un:Yzk{kȱ0>J33 ҳ_]d xnvkQ:B詡BڕEr</Ld6 Bhmqp4]Qcà㘽r+p#ѳ43%׈=D$V8e sܵ&^m5wߐ&[#%/ oPlJԔA+|e@WMҤ2B/ɞPīTÈ4`aL dV1| J)VjL?LJP7,ZUgq]m7ݙ3vʜC %>h2l< Pq^wqK^B?s9-.~_;=j>ht7\9YZq[{{Ewew {kώwQH3vOx45E0YN K[ԕa=r Gcr[r0dOs3h/ "`{MKyv/MZ:Ncz\Q'_V POz=TsRebbp+MD yP5V{5;6"pukxw ~Ӳ6o A@=EJb{PMysK4mu#f)exq~7w3D:`7CD ?A3z;Ot ^X کѨ?r*d*dx&g͉gCqjx&@]1;<"$%n~ "?WH%VQC3QH/?xћ/Ammʍ ЋbzZӿ|xMUG{??&e.Y,MA $8)8/)>JFNzP3x\?b8Vo<]iMVap] P5ڻC ^fQXX?do3hxs "'S' '%&F<|'TS.dH? "ÛoGҦMC0Y:1 ШGoӅ?s!N5tBE @֎݋?U5-ˊQ٠64DrjGpueDܰifۢw!4=Is3՜ n$?0uX `7f[{n_pd/9Hmu]ΔZLӄ7:h" r&B32_;ވ۞|Qy')&1{壟4o+=js03 YĕӜ}ŢN iz"#0pK'l ;BI+?:mHUzBN"z$@a uf 'fp=y0["$թaC+q(:r< JEy>2w6u4+g$b]!I¥05 揔 j<MWIu QD@%ŹEK HO? R氡QH@B}ل-"D~rkϙh2ZO܌M}MXZ\*!9O:X d!D[*{ :nِC>@D~ 7(jz N۾>*(-4B,]ndXCW Zz`Uup)m"1uh-!aRSkP47Jq:f hB\`&) -S };hv2i/@+++l AA H)@.opnolh ʱa/tiMi&W^"čg~M~ʲJg,ph6%%偲!b5›n;E@XmÎ. q{)ݖw/RRR ${k5m_ijk]+BC ɕ .ʶ +x$w0kPclgndgL0;g)]$k nq>/0_@k&ǩ1oNgMٍaqad aVsҋ ED /ސ9"qV>&("T*련Aͦ̉6x/O|qv +ue#`qHO&7ls !/kmZNGo2xxĩ̬Og.&b"ʛ*w'V94mijT ^h_jve&mRM^G*S55 [" 8g_ȃ) Kׅ+J%ezd1& gjpqx'k cTF;@>a\{k׾ej0h'd-7mh$=;%m{1fr MS+F01-KM.őܿ5IgzX^8HҜ<;;M`AҬ$(c5xXf-V[P{3޿;5i*JZ&_>LQ{W%ؒi<泏j'VO}?|Gh6Td'^MٽTἅdf} 81)@sjiCir$ C8.zgUkڕof(pr]S{ AcbFlW~ .iN4:l]u6,ISqďS7DL*N>Ec;HL{գ<vuC{NܐIMY'Fl@ꛫ1 (5hTr zoi\F|"ᨩF>%u~')P6oz$<.9I koI|)8Si,`N'VXSHň+wP\T[qSDDÃ|1eo$dƐ[PoެGT5\MNt w&@D2i K!˥eﾁ~%Q˹Пf:Njy=U T#चjGyf,!`oY+:"v .\oC+.,%RI528꘭q=9sy=&2ԥ:3*)0hpaM4SY|e拎.7E\zh&GH\X%8eh͙l\wtΔ- $EuW>cT%$ .!64{^yk9P?ZՀ2m77a[zW`pJf`G=%( =[k -UؕYFyDvCbNs:%G ]C "Cyt5u&O7" * &RUP'ÙObT[Rtt)xQu KH2E.) Y᡽GGJ @5R8B1$>ply*Sc] %W\8@SF`}ڠLH,5@Qmȷa}JL q'"Xvɟ~)~{F m /W}\Ǡ|a˾L)#{)T䘌֪j?` %چ;X4 4S7X6/Hra{rE!Pe*mdSHbK+D~`{ k>.[< ):YeYc]&`a|"B>ڱiBhtt?E &F0O2UckO Gת-TѫRR/)޽P 9ZJD ㄊzA7S(}Uj<n 6i)ĦAOO33%W; (vC{ߣZU~H.@:FSYNx1wa1o20H_1U0+UXRmʾJkRŶ(yG{fpq> Ru2O ISb{6r_94P{)IײD!"~sщ#yog(&$ !L? s49G|\17JEk25'hr-KiXTCZQ7d-9#5p 0 O1 qR# ֊,#rr B"C lKT֞xO?nρ4qQK>AE̜}kӋ㛁%UѶ(51 '2- D"-iqVJY3o} "NʑAFL b.CD99A*^єZf$D{X.<5$Lk )J"D!p7Z>lnObR×Q`P whb":_1>NY$E,k"‘n""Ug5x) %Q%*A1dӇ:1X_v BR(ywSbT.CWg4Gƒ{ r rf4O_UReD*8:W>RCIMm13^M,{H]DA )҂,i0V3 C1gg{qP(Ʌ]*,llDDO؃7Y;%w9DW%+K_yu8HDr|,&$,Ё8Iܝ`+??V#uH)3[E7ZX8-Ogđ4U%*T#Yg OnK\STl} ]CtARc*("h1HNbsԯ s1/5.XTÐ@m6RPK&Ԝ)P#vR+@2ڵ#Q%c96ɑcre"8X-?+댵.01'T~w/&ˢ Us}'2E^Jc6KSD˛'U?cR284V8O@ -Y+.u Zi%hj/?UKK]d[SVRT{뵔I1c6X}̒_|xX[N?︗]!>8~ڡZ0'U*46LaDĦ6kxS>>NcvmI!`b̞2 m[]%<Xjw(x,$DaEo<'.4-l)P_0F)#~ '?H^d&O)f"Dk;65`(KuZ-R {< 4`sZ3FD~`a&H:8^CN QaC\ߔ_̘삜d$0wLÿB U! :}BdpEJdHLAqZA7[^ZB=LaK!D@ x6xub -d.{dqvnTFP=3@(3Gdp}O%e[_~b)(gj$ O$vKc%G hd0ڵ,bNEEbkڸz^4Q]{h6R!#c1V{2ftFX'540-HQĂ$RւebZB&$?q[מEV< RRoyf?~/mBi{z^(V"#Kꏮ@E+.FFPM)^ؽFtBoFJ_|hNtʠ\W9EQXyYW͈EDD/z*5+\TL[CM-bbK;H`Cx՟'8 91D(/c0 o !pjR/S# lmESցSQGhrDmA&9d9[2~! X0 P?qpiA&M `n"{jcXN.S^{/1_DK~bW@a;//4Ci߀\u!`x>à\ړ٫2鯒S}}?薒R:^;񙥄 'tN ,ljYCAIᗧ&< fa( Œ18jޙq)c$[NJ 5E΅X(DKOYG{@ic4mhRV/Ňԣ3$41^{w?~%/wjSD"lhrse֢eC-W #2apɼ)^k甶I>{;&<%ljQKe U2, :z08:A-Y2`yn߷T$>q+2 : ,w)0njrA Qf XSԤhahV&ן Ƨ&? tmBpKF&ǂ^&)so}#2(OMDP*6*f uLv#?9Sl\ʔ or`0x-@۬Lv@Zg&CD1wQ"*bsըn=U&7id49[li>.2FGTXC*Hgakݫl})|bU43E;V;m3(t?3fa[yG)G-o֘^Lx0:X;}Z,]!fq884Srh@) egv׊|ET li׀Fab$ uBRQ}kK99u ԎK/'1 @eWrsDsBe+'T 96* >z7; i*"YZگɼWb4[6 ^y*]{F{8s蚍 y`;@DA@*MNȑA8%O {?a@V/%ʧ$!]Df )ZZ-. xЊDyCPRDd-]JQi %Q`k, ~̼QDё}w^=@XX#DW*NCpr8N>&)OeH4-̐joRPYw ?L-F֫u1yȉu/;gPϯު=pt@vLչ' BV"f2<jRKe'g1$smC01o!8DUbY0xI{řms3^dZ?+ki;alH7܆Y@D95Y{o`1{Jp1I K_\_`_)xa@hhk2J rl 'ilop{(wF.Z׻׋ΙEW{w@XL^՜K /=H̙M-Xn"TȱQ쓽': t1%[ՉqKTW+_Q`Ssl Ud)i69R`:of;noo>_o ihQSAjR% ¦f5 .L˲Rht`tdotd#9p CA#,Vª@7iϹh~5d$Gщў)e@1zOUaE ܀-1J[6CT t:X!Av/Z8)i Rd)'*IX, kEwJ+* F) $swW8]Dy01'+) al /WYZ%tric ^~23'"wy}ʼnKkt.*:3:mWNo m'&8{EˉASQ\nsX츗;'YkqTQBG#xn_FX?;P"خS5nŁ˾ ]A2@6l(isf&NR0W7e!gkn6B p׶hߎpNwl/O=HD`bZKK :ZvS'dqy*`1 1ґB @Fup0 gU.+ #[żb|9 ⌸2AÃ4'G婓h9h{°c}L3"X1*S42bJ@864ו^޽ڣ?79zC{uh‚ٔP! /3Fix0>-{crtd -Rnb4>ly"ڿC̜+fǶNll "91F#4t&hbB`6X68%CTD)S'c7Y3AjR)=aЄM8@MSePX$<`.*cϑHZ:_^{rT߸3ň$64pIn3~x`'؞bè:XE㇂X. 8C)9(+YKWU4eF//=;DR#q52k[Ep.tw?SdDW)D{wTk7Wr({>l}):qŸf~ܑ99^}a!Y1̜el $%&Ԅ<״Ě~G7pMUBJ ަܫnuVL Ԋ)vnZC6?RPX?燻,:K@l46(5}r]*aI?fJԍ(\*e6eYb"3@n%Üע婞DsXBwTshlGp!DLI@HB˽`(O.D$nԶW$.f!p;8A@-̾J֗ P՞p;DO)IA͹;ճ:D} :go}>CAU&M/a< DM$&Yo|&Y锹c4<n{H0͌kM]VYFHED Dk;xeC1GآJĿ*mOŕQS XmT:t`d&*qDѠ'ҁi-jULʾ^ގ20RL8 2ZjUK UZ QXnb-? )ZscA\OHܑcYm @Ba1~nC"_)E⣃ aGd/{@dY P0 ūJ+.xb\o`S3DZLȒ c__Vkl0T"2CKk٪(~>f1@C%9)3lIkнsؘɯEN [aWҔ hhӳ E%̅ް\T[Y"jR̖˹ԝAU( xf3$D$!ak[R_Z:Dskc2̘FdM+dE7TLc $*}_;Td u ޹Agr#l1ODYs_#{F}c k9`1WӜidM9X\\f3꓌ g4hYodYӦ)fb-^}ɑ&Vzp|5գC/%TK_Swuc*SSD#JedUPcAb[W߲;BQs ay{ dpZx\ ixUT%.ЌA`g"P=bͪ"C.Vc{a->>C"\1Z7KIC$wNr]p!ڙ3.>pTxR2EH}TLd{f("x \J5_{6| $.( Rl;ן2,'Nns70i_ @X' 2b%TGD~2$Z/#P'b;|&@U$U`(S$n&"1ixކͭ{¶~4SjIVn7\̷2(b@kg5 )UWX2r83{&?Poęsd_wJdFΘ?/ ehYsWoǖvI1DiZ& M)-bj+5Bb$<ϻ}߷/WO|?~ΖxV.`yOm-4x(!) B ;D'{Bi {uޭ "dzC83AeF8$Ѳs/-Zeh<1 U]+YKVPF?EB[=pxd0"S̀\D@Rt,s/4C{kTC d^ٻ.+9~- {qmaE@,SC*#$Ѷ]Z 6_틮}01 j,yZ TBGUi,KwΏu8I( ^}r;6$/y #9ӹ3bz*=^>=){RUP.נI&UvHFMVk}pZq&nLbs&EVDE$mWZKVn pU) M;gk΁1vIfW|IgeOc b;Kwg/]d:FSV36TȬb$!,kZOAno5. wf> 數 Ȅao?S DS{u;%:l^>R  P*˨F} K!(†F{JTJ͂!ȕ`-[ MQՔ*8gMu`@@ -K̘}ҝߌOwT o 1J&ISk6x|Z2sd ׳Ͼ0:!@ E9C6h@_Ctdh3Xsc[ [ 8 @3IwIcI ^ٚ=^{nfQ 82I E L?HZ Əd9gBe;^,GG)LBbtf ~!@K kxsM廿\ilmW}Hx%댵ւe45T$!)}]:Sj%Dav1w}F{K|^rF^2ͭ G2I`\Ĕd(D{x{u( FL")cG1`s\9 R^sX0>FJ*7f(_$-Zܻ/58^lހ(66ܩ8;q0⯔5o{-o|ZXMj0ݨ2s.z%k*1o1(%VIǓr#ڎ5kacooT,+HC{QY1Pk-wg]PD(@̄8FKllv6\$GhSitXiFmby7|qRe̢E%ǎ 0q_"`Qj%ܽ=x ytQ |PFj끗 )<;]b\kZKԢc#6C?ܥlBlhp6^^}S=LDG"(<EaRz4 -k:L{b|#S1(@2ƨqA]D;4LS@Ģ V1c=Z^sIyOQ?-' :quMz+JQ01hAtH+eo7SWrv gϳ,_`?O4ImԴ5PjE= ذJS(qaZ :Ŝ֌9؎B# 9r*OuSmHbChi&l!fֳD덺R)92@#45I.8z%pK$:ۻČ9k65] x=^#i!@(~LU܀Flnk=_̞fZzV=kitr ݲM MMBX0Y9b\i!y۔4*SP? U'R!J*ć/ ,]wsżEb|lh#}J4MS'A=ǣwR 8Uq-\=Mtւk 'iZO֞m_b/ϺXO||TS'䩓42HI jRh3ia!$#ՍBרZF)X\uԠl ]zjoŀajԣo&V  , , + ÅDXgܑSTBJ~5cqc㎞|+o%A r5IHEC#z%9Q?xK7# 1{A4oP{ Z(6`YX*M3LO[2\f"h6ojf)R Ƭ!#?SBw5_2y @LJBX|zP_r ?azx`y1M3cB1ۻBzGz)쒇(xC?Y[7"'4r> :c'FL/FihWR"",z>POhT>k'2Qøꑅ#!πѳճY U^d B08Ieцsyv72n :duS(R18(TDP+`\15)̠6Xihst=d7;]Eு+is6l!U T5rfgjzD,z U4L1A<)L#1DN`W=4Ґ.߱PG<ʅ39=Ϛ|3`\0nW#9ht|7TOS@ |z7)}] d hJ֓ҼrUr7`c[Ŭ9DRZ {7~Ґ妁@`چNANG,y? nᕟ9Q toŒ@SМg\ ("rFS/p<"ô2T(@P;18 Dq%/ \f!Ǧ8a0p1*?ZV#t]$cАNI PO\_14ł%c $@m1knjj,1k0k i{ <'oƁ\PHaβ(O՘1? > endobj 17 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (https://www.checkbox.com/) >> endobj 18 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /A 19 0 R /Border [0 0 0] /H /I /Rect [ 523.2107 468.6532 547.2227 477.8107 ] >> endobj 19 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (https://sunsurveys.sun.ac.za/SUNsurveyRequest.aspx) >> endobj 20 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /A 21 0 R /Border [0 0 0] /H /I /Rect [ 164.0567 457.6642 240.0887 466.8217 ] >> endobj 21 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (http://www0.sun.ac.za/itservices/advsup/surveys.htm) >> endobj 22 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /A 23 0 R /Border [0 0 0] /H /I /Rect [ 238.1087 426.6862 284.1347 435.8437 ] >> endobj 23 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (https://www.checkbox.com/support/checkbox-6-help-guides/) >> endobj 24 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /A 25 0 R /Border [0 0 0] /H /I /Rect [ 61.0157 384.7192 398.1827 393.8767 ] >> endobj 25 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (http://www.sun.ac.za/english/InformationGovernance/services/access-to-information/access-to-information-for-research-and-other-purposes) >> endobj 26 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /A 27 0 R /Border [0 0 0] /H /I /Rect [ 362.6687 364.7302 435.1907 373.8877 ] >> endobj 27 0 obj << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (http://servicedesk.sun.ac.za.) >> endobj xref 0 28 0000000000 65535 f 0000000008 00000 n 0000000073 00000 n 0000000119 00000 n 0000000343 00000 n 0000000380 00000 n 0000000518 00000 n 0000000642 00000 n 0000004379 00000 n 0000004491 00000 n 0000004606 00000 n 0000004726 00000 n 0000004834 00000 n 0000004961 00000 n 0000005065 00000 n 0000005535 00000 n 0000043060 00000 n 0000043188 00000 n 0000043265 00000 n 0000043393 00000 n 0000043495 00000 n 0000043623 00000 n 0000043726 00000 n 0000043854 00000 n 0000043962 00000 n 0000044089 00000 n 0000044276 00000 n 0000044404 00000 n trailer << /Size 28 /Root 1 0 R /Info 5 0 R >> startxref 44485 %%EOF Training « Informasietegnologie
Language:
SEARCH

  • Recent Posts

  • Categories

  • Archives

Training

« Older Entries
Newer Entries »

Public folders vs resource mailboxes

Friday, October 24th, 2014

If you have been using public folders up till now to organise meetings and events in your department, there may be an easier, more practical option available to you.

By sending an email to help@sun.ac.za you can request that the public folders you are using now be converted to resource mailboxes or to request the creation of new resource mailboxes.

But why should you use resource mailboxes instead of public folders?

  • If you send a meeting request to a resource mailbox, that resource mailbox will Accept or Decline the meeting request.
  • It happens automatically without any intervention of a human being
  • You do not have to worry about double bookings for the same date and time at the same venue.
  • You’re meeting request to a resource mailbox cannot be changed or deleted.
  • Only the owner of the resource mailbox can change  or delete meeting requests.

What are public folders?

A public folder is a feature of Microsoft Exchange Server that provides an effective way to collect, organize, and share information with others in an organization. Typically, public folders are used by project teams or user groups to share information on a common area of interest. When you are connected to your Exchange server, folders labelled “Public Folders” appear in the Microsoft Outlook Folder List in the Navigation Pane. You can manage these folders from Outlook. Public folders can contain any type of Outlook folder item such as messages, appointments, contacts, tasks, journal entries, notes, forms, files, and postings. You can also add a shortcut to any public folder to the Favorites folder under Public Folders. (http://office.microsoft.com)

Up till now this is what public folders in Outlook looked like:

1
2
What is a resource mailbox?

A resource mailbox is a mailbox that represents conference rooms and company equipment. Resource mailboxes can be included as resources in meeting requests, providing a simple and efficient way to manage the scheduling of resources for your organization.

Room mailboxes are assigned to a meeting location such as a conference room, auditorium, or training room. Equipment mailboxes are assigned to a resource that is not location specific, such as a portable computer projector, microphone, or company car. (http://blogs.technet.com)

This is what the new resource mailboxes look like: 
3
How do I add a resource mailbox in MS Outlook 2010?

Send an email to help@sun.ac.za and request that the public folders be converted to resource mailboxes. When you get confirmation that it has been done, follow the next steps:

Create a new meeting request

Select All Rooms in the Address Book
4
Scroll down to the Room you want to add as a resource mailbox
5
VERY IMPORTANT: Please Take note of the Alias (see the 7th step further down)
6
Click on File, Info, Account Settings
7
Select your email address and click on Change
8
Click on More Settings
9
Type the name of the resource mailbox that you want to add – remember that Alias of earlier – it is the name you have to type here
10
Click Apply, OK, Next Finish
11
Go back to the Home button and click on Folder List
12
The added Resource Mailbox will display
13
Click on Calendar to view the calendar of the resource mailbox.
Email

Tags: ,
Posted in E-mail, Training | Comments Off on Public folders vs resource mailboxes

SUNid flash sessions

Friday, October 10th, 2014

Since the implementation of SUNid (Read more on SUNid here) a few months back, it’s already being used for the registration and administration of external workers and visitors by quite a few SU staff. But, as with any new system, there’s always a learning curve to adapt to and that’s why training is of utmost importance.

Hence, IT will be presenting short flash sessions of 30 minutes each for the next few months. During this 30 minutes the basics of SUNid will be demonstrated in a practical manner, after which another 30 minutes will be made available for any questions.

These sessions are a necessity if you are a SUNid user and will, in future, be compulsory for all staff requesting to be registered on the system.

The dates for training are scheduled during October and November on the Stellenbosch campus on the following days from 10h30-11h30:

16 October
22 October
28 October
6 November
13 November
20 November
27 November

Staff can register online via the SUN-e-HR option on the my.sun.ac.za. More information on training is available on the IT wiki.

IT can also facilitate one-on-one sessions with the “approvers” at departments or present information sessions at departmental meetings. To arrange this, please send us an e-mail at help@sun.ac.za .

Email

Posted in Training | Comments Off on SUNid flash sessions

Using a tablet for smarter learning (part 1)

Friday, August 22nd, 2014

Since tablets became mainstream in 2010, more and more students have started relying on these nifty gadgets to take their learning experience to the next level.

However, many students still are unaware or unconvinced of the advantages of tablet-based learning. In the following section, we’ll look at why exactly a tablet is a fantastic investment.

Why a tablet?

In short, there are four reasons:

1. The most obvious advantage of a tablet is the level of mobility it offers. As a student, you’ll most probably carry around at least a notepad, your prescribed books and your class notes. And, for many, a calculator, dictionary and diary/calendar are also indispensable. Carrying these items around all day long can quickly become a back-breaking burden – which is why most students simply leave their heavy books at home.

With a tablet, though, you can have all of these resources compacted into the size of an A5 notepad. No more forgetting books or notes at home – everything you need is but a few finger taps away. This is a killer feature in itself.

2. However, the true academic value of a tablet becomes evident when one looks at its potential as an in-class companion. Not only does a tablet keep everything you need at hand, it also allows you to manipulate these resources in useful ways. For example, you can add bookmarks, highlights and notes to your prescribed books and class notes while the lecturer is discussing them. You can also efficiently create rich notes of your own.

You’ll be able to combine typing and drawing on the screen to capture, for example, key points in a class discussion or diagrams and charts drawn by the lecturer. You’ll be able to neatly organise these notes in subject folders for future reference.

The biggest killer feature of a tablet in class, however, is the fact that it allows you to record what is said in class so that you can listen to these recordings while preparing for an exam. While it’s not practical to record every second of every class (because –let’s be honest –you’ll never listen to all of that again), this feature is extremely handy to record important bits of a lecturer’s explanation or a class discussion.

Lastly, a tablet also gives you quick access to handy reference material. Need to quickly look up a word’s definition or do a calculation? A tablet lets you do both at lightning speed, which means that you won’t lose track of the train of thought in class.

3. Tablets don’t only shine inside the classroom. Any student who’s had to scour stacks and stacks of paper notes to review specific content before an exam will testify to how frustrating, tedious and time-wasting this can be.

Having all of your own notes –and the slideshows or hand-outs provided by the lecturer –neatly organised on a single device, where it’s accessible with a few taps of the finger, eliminates the hassles of paper-based exam preparation and gives you more time to actually study.

4. An often-missed advantage of tablet-based learning is the fact that e-book versions of prescribed books and textbooks are usually cheaper than their print counterparts. While many books are not yet available in digital format, the savings on those that are can quickly compound to a substantial amount.

And, of course, using an e-book offers all of the advantages of digital learning, including such timesavers as being able to search for words and phrases, jump to specific pages and chapters, add multi-coloured highlights and make digital annotations.

Next time : Buying a tablet: The choices

[ARTICLE BY JOHANNES JONKER]

Email

Tags:
Posted in Research, Students, Training | 1 Comment »

E-mail etiquette: do’s and don’ts

Friday, May 9th, 2014

If there’s one area the queen of etiquette Emsie Schoeman hasn’t commented on, it’s e-mail. But don’t think that gives you any reason to escape certain guidelines just because the electronic world seems to operate on a more informal level. Even with e-mail you can land into trouble if you don’t behave properly.

You’re probably wondering why e-mail etiquette even exists, in particular within the company milieu. There are three (very important) reasons, namely professionalism, efficiency and also protection against liability.

We consulted the internet and here are a few hints for meticulous e-mail users.

1. Be concise and to the point
Long e-mails are unnecessary and difficult to read. Avoid long sentences. Sentences should contain no more than 15 to 20 words.

2. Answer all questions and anticipate further questions
This will prevent a series of follow-up e-mails to get all the information and you won’t waste your and someone else’s time.

3. Spelling and language
Bad spelling and language create a bad impression and e-mail without capital letters or punctuation marks take effort to read.

4. Layout
Reading text on a screen is harder than written text and this makes layout in e-mails even more important. Use short paragraphs and adequate space between paragraphs.

5. Use a significant subject in the Subject line
Put the appropriate subject in the Subject line in order for the receiver to immediately know what the e-mail is about. It saves time, explaining and creates context.

6. Reply promptly
Immediately replying to an e-mail is generally expected. Don’t leave correspondence unanswered in your inbox for days when you could have answered it in a minute. Standard reply time for an e-mail is 24 hours, preferably the same working day. If you don’t have an immediate answer, just confirm you received the e-mail and will reply as soon as possible.

7. No large attachments
Don’t send unnecessary large attachments with your e-mails. Some mail servers can’t handle large e-mails.

8. Capital letters
Don’t use only capital letters. This implies that you are shouting at the recipient and can be interpreted as rude.

9. Re-read before you send
Don’t send an e-mail in haste. Other than potential spelling mistakes, it’s important to make sure if you message is clear and understandable. Remember that the recipient can easily misinterpret something when you’re not speaking face-to-face.

10. Don’t answer spam
Even if a spam e-mail claims you should reply to stop from receiving them, don’t reply. By replying to a spam e-mail, you are confirming your e-mail is active and more spam will be generated. Rather just delete the mail.

11. Don’t request delivery and read receipts
You will only irritate the receiver even before he’s read your message. Rather ask the person directly if necessary.

12. Don’t request messages to be recalled
The message has probably already been read and by recalling it, you’ll appear unprofessional. Send an e-mail explaining afterwards instead of recalling it.

13. Don’t forward chain mails or virus hoaxes
Microsoft will not send you money if you send it to 20 people – and neither will any other company. Most chain mails warning against viruses are also hoaxes. Ignore and delete them.

14. Avoid the high priority option
If you use this option to often, it will lose its efficiency. Your correspondence may also come across as pushy and aggressive. The same goes for terms like “URGENT” and “IMPORTANT”.

15. Be careful with emoticons and abbreviations
Try not to use abbreviations such as LOL and BTW. Emoticons like the smiley :) are also not appropriate in business e-mails.

SOURCE: http://www.emailreplies.com en http://www.businessemailetiquette.com

 

Email

Posted in Communication, E-mail, Training | 6 Comments »

School for Public Leadership takes a leap into the future with IT

Friday, April 11th, 2014

The School for Public Leadership’s mixed learning project made a leap into the future at the end of February and at the same time highlighted the important role Information Technology plays in modern education and learning.

During the new honours students’ first contact session of the year for their course, they were surprised with notebook laptops, arranged by Joe Smit, Helmi Dreijer (IT) and Ilse de Kock (NARGA). Since this group of students is largely dependent on interactive telematic education and therefore needs to have access to a computer and internet wherever they are, a prepaid data package was also negotiated for them with Cell C.

In collaboration with Teaching and Learning Enrichment Johann Kistner and Marinda van Rooyen (IT) saw to it that SUNLearn was made available to students to ensure they have access to the University’s e-learning platforms.

Furthermore an e-book platform, Vitalsource was utilised with which students can sync their prescribed textbooks to notebook computers and mobile devices. Students’ highlighted text and notes will also be synchronised between devices. Ralph Pina (IT) and Le Roux Franken (IT Bellvillepark campus) managed this initiative with the assistance of Van Schaik. Le Roux was also responsible for technical logistics.

Read more on the SPL-project and the School for Public Leadership.

Email

Posted in Training | Comments Off on School for Public Leadership takes a leap into the future with IT

« Older Entries
Newer Entries »
 

© 2013-2025 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this page are strictly those of the page author(s) and content contributor(s). The contents of this page have not been reviewed or approved by Stellenbosch University.