This class is intended for individuals needing to learn about Access databases. Topics include: orientation to Access and database terminology; viewing, editing, and adding data; working with datasheets and design view; creating and using tables, queries, forms, and reports. The focus of the class is to understand how Access works and to understand tables.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

If you have mastered the basics of Excel you are ready to move on to this class. Topics will include: working with and managing larger worksheets and workbooks, using external referencing to set up a summary sheet, learning about spreadsheet views that can be useful for different tasks, protecting areas of a spreadsheet or entire workbooks.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Topics will include: working with and managing large amounts of data, controlling printouts, creating lists, working with the data form, using subtotals to analyze data, and simplifying data entry with data validation.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

The Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center (MHRIC) is offering Frontline IEP Training for new users. This Training is intended for NEW special education office staff and both sessions I and II should be attended.

Topics to be covered in SESSION I include:

-- Complete overview of Frontline IEP navigation

-- Understanding the "My Student" screen

-- Understanding the "Document Details" screen and entering data

-- Adding new students, creating drafts, and completing process tracking

-- Scheduling meetings and processing Letters/Reports

Please note: You are eligible to attend this training if your district belongs to our Frontline IEP Support Service CO-SER 605

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

Are you confident with word processing but get confused when you have to create or work with tables? If so, then this class and/or slice is for you. Topics will include creating tables; adjusting table size; adding, deleting, and moving rows and columns; merging and splitting cells; working with borders and shading; sorting; and more. With this new knowledge, you will be able to create schedules, calendars, résumés, and lists with ease.

Prerequisite: Some Word experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

This class is intended for individuals needing to create Access databases. Topics include working with primary keys and understanding table field properties like text and number/date formats, input masks, and lookups. The class will also focus on database design considerations and creating table relationships.

Prerequisite: Access Introduction or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Please join us for a preview of SchoolFront, our Human Resources productivity software. This product can help districts to streamline their Human Resources departments through recruiting, applicant tracking and new employee on-boarding as well as many other functions in the department. We have two districts in the region already using it with great success.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone involved in Human Resources.

Topics to be Covered:

*How your district can save time and money using this new software

*Demonstration on the following topics:

--Human Resources Communication

--Attendance

--New Employee Onboarding

--APPR Reporting

*And much more!

If you have any questions regarding this session please contact Kathi Goodyear at 845-255-1450 x1330. If you need any assistance with registering, please contact Barbara Heiles (bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 x1316).

Join us at the MHRIC for an informative deep-dive into instructional reports lead by Educational Data Analysts from Ulster BOCES and Sullivan BOCES. Delve into a variety of Instructional Level 1 Reports, including gap analysis, standard trend reports, student level results, and others in order to assist your faculty to enhance instruction in the classroom.

Please note: Registrants MUST have a Level 1 account, and be familiar with logging in and basic navigation. Please review the following video to familiarize yourself with basic Level 1 navigation prior to the training: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZHbZiL4_rw&feature=youtu.be

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

This class or slice introduces the student to a free online print production program. Lucidpress is used to create professional looking publications such as newsletters, booklets, and flyers. Typical topics to be covered may include: creating a publication using templates, making changes, and inserting graphics.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

This class or slice introduces the student to Microsoft's print publication program. Publisher is used to create professional looking publications such as newsletters, brochures, business cards, etc. Introductory topics include: creating a publication using a template, making changes, inserting graphics, and using Building Blocks such as advertisements and calendars. Other topics may include: connecting text frames, adding “continued” notes, creating a booklet, adding and deleting pages, inserting page numbers, adding a table of contents, and working with the master pages.

Prerequisite: Word Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Illustrate your data with great looking charts! During this class or slice you will learn to create, edit, and format chart types such as pie, line, bar charts, and more. Creating and working with charts in Excel is easier than you might think and actually is quite fun.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience and knowledge of spreadsheets.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

If you currently know how to create a basic PowerPoint presentation and would like to jazz it up, this is the class for you. Designed to take you to the next plateau, the focus of this class is the effective use of animations and transitions, as well as sound and video, to make an impressive presentation. Learn how to save your presentation in a portable format to play your sounds and movies anywhere you go with your presentation.

Prerequisite: PowerPoint Intro or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

Templates are documents that can be used over and over again, like memos, newsletters, resumes, or business letters. In this class or slice we will see how to find and work with Google Doc Templates which are designed to be professional-looking and easy to use. We will also see how to create and use custom templates in Docs and Sheets.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

A template is a document that can be used over and over again and does not have to be recreated each time, like a fax sheet, memo, or business letter. In this class or slice we learn how to use templates, create custom templates, and look for new ones online. We will be working in MS Word, and time will be allotted to create templates in any of the following programs: MS Word, Excel, Publisher, and PowerPoint.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

The Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center (MHRIC) is offering Frontline IEP Training for new users. This Training is intended for NEW special education office staff and both sessions I and II should be attended.

Topics to be covered in SESSION II include:

-- Properly Exiting, Declassifying, and Transitioning Students

-- Dashboards review

-- Review Creating/Processing listings

-- Review and understand specialized reports in maintenance

-- Questions and answers

Please note: You are eligible to attend this training if your district belongs to our Frontline IEP Support Service CO-SER 605

Is there something you need help with? This workshop is what you’ve been asking for. We can help with any software product listed on our classes’ page or that we have offered in the recent past. Bring your special project, problem, or anything that you need help with and for two hours we will help you to work it out. When you sign up for this workshop, you will be asked to tell us what you need help with and also to sign up for a specific time slot.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

It’s for so much more than drawings. In this class or slice we will see how to bring together images, shapes, tables, charts, diagrams, and word art, or…drawings! We will create a separate file in Google Drive to use later, and create a Google Drawing inside a Doc or Sheet.

Prerequisite: Some experience with Google Drive.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

This three-hour class assumes participants understand how to create a basic form. Time will be spent modifying forms and form controls, working with form properties and settings, creating calculated controls, and creating and modifying sub forms. We will also learn to apply formatting techniques to forms.

Prerequisite: Access Introduction or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

This three-hour class assumes participants understand basic query concepts. We will cover more advanced topics such as creating calculated fields, working with the expression builder, and summarizing groups of records. Additionally, we will examine various query types including parameter queries, crosstab queries, and action queries.

Prerequisite: Access Introduction or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

In this class or slice, we will learn how to use Google Drive. We will have a quick introduction to Docs, Sheets, and Slides, part of G Suite for Education. Files created with these productivity tools will then be organized into folders. We will also see how to collaborate with others using shared documents. With Google Drive you can store your Google documents and other types of files– all online, and all for free.

Prerequisite: Some experience with internet browsers is helpful.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

If you are comfortable with using Excel and would like to know a little more, this class covers the following topics: creating, applying, and managing Conditional Formatting Rules; creating Range Names and using them in functions, formulas, and data validation lists.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

If you are comfortable with using Excel and would like to know a little more, this class covers the following topics: creating and working with Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts; and the basics of creating and working with recorded Macros.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

The Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center (MHRIC) is pleased to invite School Security Regional Collaboration Committee District Administrators, Principals, Assistant Principals, Business Officials and Security Staff to the Spring School Security Regional Collaboration Committee (SSRCC) User Group Meeting.

Ms. Janice Severson, Project Coordinator for NYS School Safety Improvement Team, New York State Police will provide a presentation on the key components of "Reunification". The curriculum and materials used for this session is from the "I Love U Guys" Foundation. All attendees will be requested to complete a short survey at the end of this session to determine if the region would like to have a full day of training on this very important topic in the near future.

Our very own Silas Whittaker, Network Security Specialist for the MHRIC, will discuss the importance of cyber security and how it relates to you.

The tentative plan for the end of the program will be some short demonstrations of available security technology including; Go2Blu and Smoke/Noise device.

This will be a very informative session and we hope you can join us!

Please share this information with your superintendent, security personnel, business officials, SRO's and other administrators/staff who may wish to attend.

Please contact Noelle Zamow at nzamow@mhric.org or via phone 845-255-1450 x1244 if you have any questions.

After learning the basics of word processing techniques in Word, you are ready to move on to some of the more advanced features of this program. Topics will include: margins and page orientation, when and how to use page breaks and section breaks, working with columns, and setting up headers, footers, and page numbers.

Prerequisite: Word Introduction Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

In this class we will gain a better understanding of how to work with lengthy documents in Word. We will look at the tools and features to make working with large documents easier. Some of the topics we will cover are: working with page numbering in a document with multiple sections, creating a Table of Contents and an Index, using Styles, working with Tables that span multiple pages, creating Bookmarks, Cross-references, and more.

Prerequisite: Word Introduction Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

This three-hour class assumes participants understand how to create a basic report. Time will be spent using, creating, and modifying reports in design view. We will look at report sections, grouping, sorting, and inserting formulas. Additionally, we will learn to modify report and control properties and use report formatting techniques.

Prerequisite: Access Introduction or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Add interest, color, and excitement to your documents with the use of drawing and graphics in Word! You will learn to add, arrange, and format text boxes; insert clip art and pictures; and draw AutoShapes. Other topics include text wrapping, aligning and grouping objects, flipping and rotating, layering, shadows and 3-D, and using WordArt.

Prerequisite: Word Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Topics to be addressed include:

1. Upcoming due dates and certifications

2. Data Reporting Updates

3. Updates from Test Scoring, Special Education Management and Student Services

A complete agenda will be posted prior to the meeting date.

Thinking of creating a website? Google Sites is a free and easy way to create and share web pages. You can use Sites to plan club meetings and activities, share info on a secure company intranet, collaborate on a team project, or stay connected with family members. In this class and/or slice, we will create a site and customize it, and then learn how to edit pages and set permissions for editing and viewing.

Prerequisite: Google Drive and G Suite Overview or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

The Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center (MHRIC) is pleased to invite you to the Hudl Athletics User Group Meeting which will be held on March 19, 2019 from 10:30-12:00. This will be a virtual meeting allowing all to attend remotely. Andrew Belsky, Territory Manager NY for HUDL will lead the meeting. Andrew will provide an update of the year in review, demo of the product including a discussion of new features and Q&A. This will be a very informative session and we hope you can join us!

Webinar instructions to attend the virtual Hudl User Group Meeting will be sent to all attendees enrolled in the User Group meeting a few days before the event.

This class or slice is designed for people who currently use Microsoft Word. Microsoft Office has many hidden options, unknown features, and shortcuts. We will show you formatting tips, keyboard shortcuts, and other tricks to customize Word to work the way you want. You will be able to apply many of the same techniques in Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access. Take this class to learn how to make Microsoft Office more powerful, more productive, and even easier for you to use.

Prerequisite: Word Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Do you need to know more of the basics on how to work with functions and formulas in Excel? In this class we will: learn the basics of creating formulas, including a review of the Order of Operations; create formulas using percentages and weighted averages; get familiar with some of Excel’s more basic built-in functions like Average, Max, Min, Count, and CountA; learn about using relative vs absolute cell referencing.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

In this class we will: review relative and absolute cell referencing; concentrate on more of Excel's built-in functions like If, Countif, Proper, Vlookup, and Datedif; work on nested or embedded functions; work on some questions from the class.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

Google Keep is a basic, easy to use, note-taking application that syncs across devices. Work on to-do lists, create notes, and set reminders. Share lists and notes and see items get checked off in real time. Manage time and daily tasks with Google Keep.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

Our "slices" will offer 45 minutes of application training content followed by 15 minutes of group discussion. Participants access these online training sessions from their own location. They will be emailed a link to an online meeting place where they can view and listen to the various "slice" offerings by the MHRIC trainers. Several audio options are provided in order to allow the participants to communicate with the trainer and others in attendance.

In this class or slice, learn the basics of using Microsoft OneNote, a digital notebook that provides a single place where you can gather all of your notes and/or research. The built-in organizational tools within OneNote help you organize, search, and share information easily.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

The Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center (MHRIC) is pleased to invite all Schooltool School District Staff to the Spring 2019 Schooltool User Group Meeting which is being held on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 from 9:00 AM-2:00 PM at the Ulster BOCES Conference Center in New Paltz. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided by Mindex.

The User Group meeting will open with an update on "What's New" and "Upcoming" in Schooltool. Wheel of Fortune, Mingle by Module & Topics of Interest will follow. Have fun and learn more about schooltool with colleagues in other districts. We hope to see you there!

This class or slice is designed for people who currently use Microsoft Excel. Microsoft Office has many hidden options, unknown features, and shortcuts. We will show you formatting tips, keyboard shortcuts, and other tricks to customize Excel to work the way you want. You will be able to apply many of the same techniques in Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access. Learn how to make Microsoft Office more powerful, more productive, and even easier for you to use.

Prerequisite: Excel Introduction Part 1 or equivalent experience.

This class is free to districts who belong to the Technology Support Service (TSS) CoSer. Check to see if your district is a participating member by copying and pasting this link: https://www.mhric.org/training/tss/tss-districts

If your district is not a TSS member and you wish to attend, please contact Barbara Heiles at bheiles@mhric.org or 845-255-1450 X1316 for more information.

The Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center (MHRIC) is pleased to invite you to the Family ID Athletics User Group Meeting which will be held on Friday, March 29, 2019 from 10:30-12:00. This will be a virtual meeting allowing all to attend remotely. Alison Nathan, Director of Business Develoment for Family ID will lead the meeting. Alison will provide an update of the year in review, demo of the product including a discussion of new features and Q&A. This will be a very informative session and we hope you can join us!

Webinar instructions to attend the virtual Family ID User Group Meeting will be sent to all attendees enrolled in the User Group meeting a few days before the event.