Today the Office of the Chief Information Officer launched its official Twitter account: @TechOhioState. Not familiar with Twitter? It’s a social media platform where your messages (tweets) must be short and concise. Once you’ve chosen accounts to follow, their tweets show up on your timeline in a chronological feed. Consider it an opportunity to build your… Read more at the full article: OCIO’s Twitter #Debut
In recognition of the 50th anniversary celebration of Senator John Glenn’s historic Friendship 7 space mission, the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is now carrying NASA-HD live on its cable TV lineup. Viewers can tune in on Monday (2/20) from 1:30-3:30 p.m. and watch the broadcast, NASA Future Forum at The Ohio State University,… Read more at the full article: NASA HD Live on Ohio State Cable TV
On March 1, 2012, webmail.osu.edu, the site for web access to university-provided e-mail services for faculty, staff and students, will merge with email.osu.edu, the front door for the University E-mail Service. … Read more at the full article: Changes Coming to webmail.osu.edu and email.osu.edu on March 1
Thursday, April 12, 2012 Submit Your Proposal To Present At Innovate Deadline for proposals is February 21, 2012 elearning.osu.edu Innovate is Ohio State’s annual conference featuring the best uses of technology in teaching and learning at universities and colleges across the Midwest. Held on Thursday, April 12, this year’s event focuses on transformation, highlighting ways… Read more at the full article: Innovate Transformation
The days of remembering one username for Carmen and another for logging on to OSU Wireless are behind us. As the Office of the Chief Information Officer continues its password synchronization initiatives, OSU Wireless will soon be accessible only with an Ohio State Username (lastname.#) and password. We are expiring the separate credentials previously used… Read more at the full article: OSU Wireless Name.#w Usernames Expiring
The following post contains the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) monthly summary of University E-Mail Service statistics. The University E-Mail Service uses Exchange 2010 and delivers an integrated messaging and calendaring service to faculty and staff…. Read more at the full article: January 2012 User Statistics for University E-Mail Service
Learning Technologies, in the Office of the Chief Information Officer, invites you to attend Innovate, our annual conference featuring the best uses of technology in teaching and learning at universities and colleges across the Midwest. Held on April 12, the event will be hosted at the Leed Certified Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center… Read more at the full article: Want to Learn or Share About Using Technology in the Classroom? Join the OCIO for Innovate!
We are proud to share that two Impact Grant projects resulted in articles in the winter 2011 edition of Academic Exchange Quarterly, an internationally recognized peer-reviewed journal. E-Learning in Undergraduate General Chemistry explains the project results in Chemistry 161, while Technology-Enhanced Calculus Lectures shares the results of Math’s Impact Grant project in Calculus 151 (and continued work in 152)… Read more at the full article: Getting Results through Technology: OSU Chemistry & Math Departments Share Their Experiences
Data privacy is something that we all must embrace as part of our daily lives. From the way we pay for our groceries to the federal legislation efforts to safeguard online reputations, data privacy has a growing impact on our lives. The Office of the Chief Information Officer is taking part in this initiative, recognizing January 2012 as Data Privacy Month. Test your data privacy know-how and you could win a prize.
… Read more at the full article: Test your data privacy know-how in our crossword puzzle!
This guide covering “what every student needs to know about online reputation management, digital citizenship and cyberbullying” is free for three days only, available as a download via Amazon.com, in honor of Data Privacy Day 2012. Author Matt Ivester ironically gained the credibility to write this social media survival guide titled lol…OMG!, after creating the controversial website JuicyCampus.com. … Read more at the full article: lol…OMG!