T3: Telework and Technical Training Tips

This article organizes several walkthroughs that explain the many functions of Adobe Acrobat DC in one place.

How presenters can use Teams Breakout Rooms

The Spotlight series intends to focus on both child support staff and offices so that all of us are recognized for the incredible work we do! Spotlights focus on both child support staff and offices.

Communication is connection. Since we are working remotely, communication with co-workers may be more difficult. Here are 6 concrete things you can do to improve your communication.

How to move from MS Internet Explorer to Google Chrome

Here are some strategies to help you avoid, or overcome, a winter slump.

As we get older, our bodies benefit from different types of exercise. This tip is a guide for all ages to ensure you are doing the right type of exercise for your age.

Tips for participating in activities outside safely or having a virtual New Year’s Eve Party

All of us are teleworking, maybe for the first time. And, ‘all of us’ includes managers. Here are some practices to use when managing a remote team.

Resources to use to facilitate brainstorming sessions while sitting miles apart in your home offices.

Offers suggestions on how to manage an office when employees are working in the virtual workplace.

Tips from teleworkers who worked remotely for a total of 10 years on how to set yourself up for successful teleworking.

What would we do without our furry babies! Our pets are also helping us do our work.

Jumpstart your productivity. Here are 7 suggestions one how to start your day before beginning to work.

The challenges of teleworking are real, and so are some solutions. Try one or more of the offered suggestions to help balance your work and your parenting

You are worthy, even when you make mistakes, don’t reach goals, get lost in comparison, and believe all the negative things you think. Here are some things that don’t determine your self-worth, and allow you to reevaluate your worth.

Part 2 offers response suggestions for teleconferencing without video when our customers are emotionally upset, angry, or distressed and crying.

Shows a list of places with links where you can get information you can count on.

How to create a shared calendar in Microsoft Teams to allow remotely working ‘office mates’ a way to keep up with each other

How to find some ways to find a little mental stillness

This tip has 3 breathing exercises, with each one taking a minute. Use one or all of these breathing exercises to help reduce stress.

Having to homeschool your kids? Here is a series of listings that hold educational value that addresses most areas of school work.

Having to homeschool your kids? Here is a series of listings that hold educational value that addresses most areas of school work.

Remember to continue to collaborate during these trying times plus a recipe for a delicious soup

Here are some great places you can visit virtually

Can’t find something at the store? Use these homemade cleaning products!

Help you figure out more about masks and about the best ways to wash your hands

With the pandemic how do I maintain my health and wellness focusing on maintaining social connections.

Ask these daily questions to help you “check in with yourself”.

With the pandemic how do I maintain my health and wellness focusing on work and exercise.

Tips to reduce stress through time management and organization as well as avoiding interruptions

Tips for being ergonomically best as you can be in your home environment

Contains guidance documents, mental health & wellness apps, & K-1 educational resources

First teleworking tip in March 2020

Explanation of the most frequently used Teams Meetings tools

How to reserve workspaces, offices, and conference rooms at DHS locations

Follow these seven simple virtual meeting etiquette rules and tips to avoid major meeting faux pas and keep your meetings productive and professional.

Ways to include everyone necessary in a Teams meeting

Microsoft Teams: How to Facilitate a Meeting

A series of videos on how to use Teams

The basics on how to use Microsoft Teams

Sometimes people outside of the meeting may not realize the meeting is taking place.

Be aware that the microphone picks up everything.

Do not let presentations be interrupted by “sleep” mode on your computer.

Be aware that the microphones are very sensitive.

Mute the microphone before moving it.

Be present at your videoconferencing meeting.

Note that the camera shows anything in front of it

Give everyone a chance for final questions before hanging up.

Dress for videoconferences as you would any other meeting.

Speak clearly at a regular conversational level.

A bad angle for the camera can be distracting and interrupt communication.