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  October is Cybersecurity Month. This week, learn about phishing and how to avoid becoming a victim of this scam. Read the brief information, take the phishing quiz, and answer the single question in the appropriate link below. Enter by noon October 25. ...

October is Cybersecurity Month. This week, learn what to do if you click a bad link. Read the brief information and answer the question in the appropriate link below. Enter by noon November 1. Faculty/Staff Link Student Link One winner of bookstore m...

Printing from a variety of student-owned devices is now possible. Follow the directions below for your device to get it set up. Once set up you should be able to print like you would to any other printer. You'll need to sign into PaperCut when you go to print ...

Do you find yourself in a flurry of too many emails when you need to set up meetings or appointments? These tools can make the process easier. Google Appointment Schedules allow people to see your open times and schedule an appointment with you. If you keep...

If you have a program or website that you use frequently, "pinning" it can make it easier to access. Programs: If there's a program or Windows tool that you use frequently -- like Excel, the calculator, or File Explorer -- you can pin it to the taskbar at the...

Use the CTRL + S shortcut to save your file. This works in most programs (Word, Excel, etc.) that don't automatically save your work.  

Set up workspaces in Google Drive to organize your frequently-used files. You can have up to eight workspaces with at-a-glance access to five files in each, plus additional files when you click to open the workspace. Learn more about workspaces and other Googl...

Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl + B: Bold Ctrl + I: Italics Ctrl + U: Underline  

Use Ctrl + arrow key to jump through words one at a time in a document.

Windows + A opens the “Action Center,” where you can, among other things, adjust sound and display settings.

Ctrl + A highlights your entire document or spreadsheet. Then you can make changes – font size, bold, italics – or copy it to paste somewhere else.

Turn on notifications in Google Docs so you don’t miss changes to shared documents. This can be useful for meeting reports that may be updated after the link is sent or when people are editing a shared document. To turn on notifications, go to Tools→Notificati...

Each spring our on-campus faculty are sent an email regarding Textbook Submissions for the following school year. Here’s a quick look at how to enter your Textbook Submissions. Option 1 - Entering Textbook Submissions via Portal Instructions Log i...

The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) requires all institutions receiving federal financial aid to publish, in time for registration, a list of all required and recommended books and other course materials for all classes offered at the instituti...

The Book List is located on the portal under Information. Using the dropdown, you can view the current or upcoming semester, or even look back at previous semesters. A Few Tips from the Bookstore Manager: Don’t miss the NOTES field. When you’re looking at ...

High impact and best practices in teaching and learning encourage meaningful interactions between instructors and students. MLC has long advocated for robust learning experiences across all modalities. Recent guidance by the federal government requires that ...

To send a fax on campus, follow the following steps: Download the Fax Transmittal Form (Word) Fill out the form Take your fax along with the filled out form down to the front desk (WCC Link entry) Talk with one of the receptionist and have ...

The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is the main faculty/staff laptop/tablet used on campus provided by Martin Luther College. It was deployed in Summer 2016. This page is meant to capture some of the tips, tricks, and information regarding your usage of the device. I...

While teaching at or for Martin Luther College, you will be required to own and maintain a device meeting the following minimum requirements (which are based off of the current devices being used by faculty members on campus). You can choose to use whichever d...

Residential students have a number of options for connecting their devices to the campus-wide network and gaining access to both MLC-offered services and the greater Internet. Depending on your room, and the device you wish to connect, the steps you follow to ...