Training Sessions Scheduled for 25Live Space Reservation System
Conference & Event Services continues to host training workshops throughout the semester to review the 25Live® scheduling process and answer questions. Training is open to faculty, staff and students. To view the dates and reserve your seat, go to
and register today.
25Live,® UCs online event scheduling, publishing and registration system, facilitates and manages the scheduling of classes and events, allowing users to search for and request or book times, venues and resources online. 25Live® also allows posting of classes and/or events to UCs electronic calendars.
Provided by Conference & Event Services personnel, the hour-long training workshops will walk participants through a review of the 25Live® process. Each session will provide answers to questions regarding the use of the software and the scheduling process.
Feel free to bring lunch to the workshop. Each session is limited to 30 people. Go to the
Conference & Event Services registration page
to secure seating.
For more information regarding the 25Live® training workshops, please contact Florine Postell at 513-558-1814 or
.
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