IT News for August 2010
Earlier
this week, IT updated the Legaltunes
Web site:
http://www.udel.edu/legaltunes.
The site lists several legal options for the University community to use when downloading digital media and links to sources for legal access to music, movies, TV shows, e-books, games and other content. Unauthorized downloading or sharing digital media is illegal, on campus and off. It is your responsibility to make sure you use legal options to access digital media.
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Housing
and Assignment Services lists what
students should bring to their
residence hall rooms. There are a few
technology-related items you should
remember:
Computers: An Ethernet cable and surge suppressor are required. Television: A coaxial cable and etiher a TV or DVR with an NTSC tuner are required.
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IT Academic Technology Services (IT-ATS) continues to expand the UD Capture service for faculty. This free service records course content for faculty and students to review at any point in time.
“Faculty tell us that UD Capture helps them use class time more efficiently, refine their teaching styles and make better use of guest speakers,” Paul Hyde, IT-ATS, said. He added that students are using the system to “review before tests and exams, catch up on missed classes and control the pace of their learning."
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During
move-in days, Aug. 28 - Aug 29, IT
staff will be in four computing sites
to assist students with computer,
network, and CATV questions; staff from
IT-CS&S and IT-NSS will be moving
about the campus assisting students;
and the IT Help Center will be
open.
Students can follow the "Tech Help" signs to our four headquarter locations or contact the Help Center at 831-6000 or consult@udel.edu.
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Information Technologies has released
a new µLink
(“microlink”) service to
help UD faculty, staff and students
communicate complicated URLs to the
University and the community.
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