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Technology Enhanced Learning and Research (TELR) in the Office of the Chief Information Officer announces a new grant program for 2004, "Research on Research: Student-Faculty ePartnerships."
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In support of the university's advancement of the use of innovative technology in teaching and learning, the Office of the Chief Information Officer has realigned its Technology Enhanced Learning and Research (TELR) division to better serve faculty and staff.
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The OSU Moritz College of Law, University Libraries, and the Office of the Chief Information Officer are local sponsors of the national, live webcast, "The TEACH Act and Distance Learning: Doing the Digital." The webcast will be held on October 30, 3 to 4:30 pm, in the Saxbe Auditorium of the Moritz College of Law. There is no pre-registration or charge to attend.
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The Office of Information Technology (OIT) has expanded its help desk hours to include Sundays. The Technology Support Center help desk handles questions, problem reports, service requests, and inquiries from faculty, staff, and students regarding computer hardware and software, e-mail, Internet connectivity, and related topics. The help desk telephone support hours are Monday through Friday 7 am to 10 pm, and 4 to 10 pm on Sunday.
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Beginning fall quarter 2003, students, faculty, and staff, wishing to logon to the Internet from computers in any of the more than 340 classroom pool rooms, are required to authenticate their identification by entering their OSU Internet username (lastname.#) and password.
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The return to campus for autumn quarter presents an excellent opportunity to remind the entire community—students, faculty and staff—to use the university’s computing and technology resources in a safe and responsible manner. Safe and responsible use applies in many ways, some more obvious than others. Here are some helpful guidelines:
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Internet access at Ohio State just got sweeter with reduced rates from UNITS for OSUWeb.net, and access to the wireless network on main campus.
UPDATE: E-Mail service options for Ohio State alumni have changed with the Identity and Access Management project. See knowledge base article ocio.osu.edu/KB02749 for the current information.
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Faculty, staff and students should always activate their name.# (also referred to as the OSU Internet Username or osu.edu ID), even if they retain a commercial Internet Service Provider. Here's why.
