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Cybersecurity Awareness Month is well underway and learning the best ways to fight phishing is crucial.
As our lives become increasingly connected to the internet, our data and personal information has become more convenient for us to access across all our devices.
Beginning in spring 2018, 51社区鈥檚 Office of Information Technology (OIT) embarked on a multi-year project to completely refresh the University's internet infrastructure.
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in an increased use of academic technologies at 51社区. This increased demand has led many OHIO professors to use platforms in new and exciting ways.
This October, join 51社区 in celebrating the聽18th annual聽Cyber Security Awareness Month.聽
Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) is a web-based, secure and HIPAA compliant data collection platform that is available to all faculty, staff and students at 51社区.聽
51社区鈥檚 Flexible Workplace Project is creating a new model of the workplace that will redefine where and when OHIO employees work.
The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) offers fee-based high-performance computing, large-capacity data storage, and expert support to OHIO faculty and researchers.
Adobe Creative Cloud is now available to all 51社区 faculty and staff at no additional cost.
In recent months, the impact of cyber-attacks in the form of ransomware have been felt by the masses.聽
Blackboard Ultra Courses and Microsoft Teams for Classrooms can now integrate.
Below you will find general updates and announcements from OIT's Service Teams, as well as academic technology tools that support both face-to-face and hybrid instruction.
The聽Technology Help Center,聽a new website for IT support that launched just a few weeks ago, reveals data from early usage indicates that it will provide a much-improved聽experience.
In the coming weeks, OIT will replace the current WorkForce clocks across multiple campuses with the latest model that features an ID card tap to clock in/out.
As previously announced, the OIT Surveys Service initiated the Survey Technologies Evaluation Project in early spring in order to better align the portfolio with the changing survey needs at OHIO.
