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Reporting suspicious online activity

Reporting suspicious online activity

IT Services encourages you to report any suspicious online activity using the reporting features built in to the different apps and services that you use at the University.

This guide will demonstrate how to report suspicious emails, and further down the article, how to report suspicious Teams messages.

If you notice any suspicious online activity that is not in Teams or Email, please do not hesitate to contact the SIZ:

Telephone: 01243 81 6222

Opening times (Learning Resource Centres and SIZ)

Chichester Campus & Bognor Regis Campus LRCs and SIZ opening hours

Please note that the SIZ telephone and online chat service will start 15 minutes after SIZ opening times, and close 15 minutes before service closing time. During non semester hours lines close at 5pm.

LRC opening hours indicated as self-service hours are for University of Chichester staff and students only, with security cover in the building.  During self-service periods entry is via campus card only.  

Visitor access to our Library Services

The University of Chichester Library Service is committed to open access for staff, students, and its wider communities.

Members of the public may use all open access material for reference use only. We also offer a ‘Walk-in Access’ scheme for use of Microsoft Office, our electronic resources, and Wi-Fi access to the internet. To arrange this please visit the reception desk and bring both a photo ID and a proof of address. If you wish to have borrowing rights then you may apply to become an Associate Member.

SmartArt in Word

What is SmartArt?

Use SmartArt to quickly and easily make a visual representations of your information. You can choose from amongst many different layouts including: Lists, Processes. Cycles, Hierarchy and many more. Use their visual design to efficiently communicate your message or ideas. SmartArt graphics can be created in Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word.

Word - Tables

Tables 

Tables are a powerful tool in Microsoft Word that allow you to organise and present data effectively. This guide will walk you through the basics of creating, formatting, and modifying tables in Word.

Whilst this site displays tables differently to Microsoft word, here is an example table with first column's cells merged together:

Word - Dictation and Transcription

Dictation

The Dictation feature allows you to speak into your microphone, and Word will convert your speech into text. Here’s how to use it:

Check Your Microphone: Ensure you have a working microphone connected to your computer.

Open Microsoft Word: Launch Microsoft Word and open the document where you want to use dictation.

Activate Dictation: