Technology Training
Technology helps students, faculty, and staff to work efficiently and connect with others. From instructor-led workshops and online videos, to documentation and systems training, the Teaching, Learning, and Technology Center (TLTC) gets you up to speed so you can get to work.
The TLTC provides comprehensive, hands-on training and professional development opportunities for the entire Seton Hall community. These in-person and remote offerings encompass a wide array of topics related to University-supported hardware and software, starting from laptop basics, like running updates and managing emails, to more advanced topics, such as leveraging Microsoft 365 (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Publisher, OneNote, and MS Teams), Canvas, LinkedIn Learning, Adobe Creative Cloud, and various other teaching and learning tools.
Training and Workshops
Register today for an IT workshop to enhance your technology skills. Each workshop is led by a qualified Technical Trainer and is offered to Seton Hall students, faculty and staff at no cost.
View and search our library of extensive How-To documentation and user manuals.
Request a Departmental Workshop
Set your team up for success: get everyone on the same page, brush up outdated skills, and give staff added knowledge to do their best work. The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center can create a fully tailored learning program led by our expert trainers.
Learning Outside the Classroom
Don’t have the time to attend a workshop? Would you rather learn at your own pace? Need to learn a different topic than our IT workshops? We have IT learning resources that may be just right for you.
Self-Paced Modules
The TLTC offers Self‑Paced Modules that feature on‑demand resource for professional
learning and accessible teaching practices.
Explore Self-Paced Modules
LinkedIN Learning Online Training
Learn on your own time, from any location. Gain access to over 11,000 online videos on technical and business applications.
Digital Badges
The Badges program lets you earn digital credentials for skills, participation, and accomplishments across campus.