Calling All eTapestry Newbies!
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If you’re new to eTapestry, you’ve learned it is a fairly intuitive program that doesn’t have much of a learning curve. But if you want to leave your newbie status behind and learn how to better use this remarkable program, why not take advantage of some convenient resources?
If you’re thinking you just don’t have time or don’t know where to get started, let me help by pointing you to some of my favorite resources.
eTapestry: Basics of eTapestry
If you’re in between tasks or have some downtime, why not make the most of that time with this newly released training video for eTapestry beginners? You’ll get an overview of the eTapestry system and build a basic foundation—in less than an hour!
eTapestry: Fundamentals—Overview and Constituents
While you are in Training Central, why not go ahead and register for the eTapestry: Fundamentals—Overview and Constituents instructor-led class? Since seats are limited, go ahead and choose a seat in the next class; you can reschedule if need be. Better safe than sorry!
eTapestry Community
The eTapestry Community is chock-full of information, from best practices to announcements and everything in between. The best part? If you’re looking for specific topics, you don’t have to spend hours digging through posts and comments (although that can be fun!). Instead, sign up to receive a digest of the information you want, at the frequency you want.
I hope you take advantage of these learning options and report back to the Community. What are your favorite resources for newbies? What would you add to this list? We’d love to hear!
eTapestry: Basics of eTapestry
If you’re in between tasks or have some downtime, why not make the most of that time with this newly released training video for eTapestry beginners? You’ll get an overview of the eTapestry system and build a basic foundation—in less than an hour!
eTapestry: Fundamentals—Overview and Constituents
While you are in Training Central, why not go ahead and register for the eTapestry: Fundamentals—Overview and Constituents instructor-led class? Since seats are limited, go ahead and choose a seat in the next class; you can reschedule if need be. Better safe than sorry!
eTapestry Community
The eTapestry Community is chock-full of information, from best practices to announcements and everything in between. The best part? If you’re looking for specific topics, you don’t have to spend hours digging through posts and comments (although that can be fun!). Instead, sign up to receive a digest of the information you want, at the frequency you want.
I hope you take advantage of these learning options and report back to the Community. What are your favorite resources for newbies? What would you add to this list? We’d love to hear!
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