Need a Primer on UC s 25Live Space Reservation System?
25Live, the University of Cincinnatis online event scheduling and publishing system, manages the scheduling of classes and events. 25Live enables users to search for resources and request and reserve venues and times. 25Live also allows classes and/or events to post to UCs electronic and web calendars.
Presented by Conference & Event Services personnel, these one-hour training workshops will be available throughout the fall semester at TUC and at University Hall. Each training session will review the 25Live process, and provide answers to questions regarding the use of the software and the scheduling process. Take this opportunity to brush up on reservation skills for all events planned for the upcoming year.
Feel free to bring lunch to the workshop. Each session is limited to 30 people. Go to the
Conference & Event Services registration page
to reserve your seat.
For more information regarding the 25Live training workshops, please contact our office: 513-558-1810.
To review the 25Live tutorial video and step-by-step instructions, please visit:
uc.edu/eventservices/events/reserve
.
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