The University and its community have proven to be quite resilient over the past few weeks, and many, if not most, activities have shifted to either partially or fully remote. ITS imposed a limited change moratorium to mitigate potential disruptions during this period.  We have aggressively supported and carefully observed community activities over this period.  The current moratorium prevents ITS from advancing initiatives that build, maintain, and evolve the systems, services, and capabilities that are endemic to institutional success.  It is our assessment that the risk of avoiding changes now exceeds the risk of making them.  Consistent with this, we will be lifting the limited change moratorium starting tomorrow, April 1.

Current events have resulted in increased use of systems, services, and capabilities that support remote teaching, learning, meeting, and collaborating. (more…)

Tawk.to is a service that ITS uses on the Technology Support Center website. (more…)

ITS has expanded network services to support remote activities. (more…)

ITS will have a limited moratorium on activities or efforts that have the potential to disrupt remote access starting Saturday, March 14, through Monday, April 6. (more…)

The Office of the Registrar has historically offered information about centrally-scheduled classrooms on their website. (more…)

The ITS audiovisual team is working with the Quantitative Learning Center (Q Center) to pilot the use of Cisco Webex Board. (more…)