Implementing the GroupWare features of LotusNotes, including forms such as Travel Authorization forms and Expense Vouchers, has been one of the projects for the Universitywide LotusNotes Application Development Team. The future of Lotus Notes includes iNotes, a next-generation Web client that delivers leading Domino messaging, collaboration and Personal Information Management capabilities to Web browsers. A good source for keeping up with these and other Lotus Notes developments is the Lotus Support Management Council. The council was formed to gain involvement from the UNL user community and feedback into the decision-making process. The committee is comprised of active members and a mailing list.
Active members participate in bi-weekly meetings, events and discussions.
The mailing list members will receive all information that goes to the council and will have the same input opportunities. Mailing list members will also have access to the LSMC teamroom and document library, and have the ability to participate in the collaborative discussions. Information Services is also providing end user training to all, at no cost. The class will not be held with less than five participants. A national academic conference, a film festival and a special Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery showing of quilts from the Robert and Helen Cargo Collection are among the highlights of Black History Month events scheduled at UNL in February and early March.