Does it take a human to write a credible-sounding blog post? An essay? A research paper? Join Cliff Smith and Heather Schneiter from the Office of Online Learning for a discussion of ChatGPT and other AI products. ChatGPT and other AI products are being featured in a wide variety of education articles and discussions. As AI products become a larger […]
Does it take a human to write a credible-sounding blog post? An essay? A research paper? ChatGPT and other AI products are being featured in a wide variety of education articles and discussions. As AI products become a larger part of our daily lives, how will higher education be impacted? This 45-minute lunch & learn will contain a short demonstration […]
Information Technology will be performing security updates to servers, networks and wireless beginning Dec. 19, 2022. Starting Monday, December 19 at 9 a.m. and ending January 5, 2023, server, wireless and network security updates will be applied to all systems. There will be intermittent interruptions to these services during this time. Any extended outages will be scheduled outside normal business […]
As you may have experienced, connecting to the wireless network (Wi-Fi) has been increasingly tricky this semester. Several incidents have impacted the service, and we are also seeing a change in usage coming out of the pandemic. Early in the fall semester, connectivity appeared normal. Usage was as expected, and support requests were focused on the normal uptick of new […]
Faculty, please join us virtually on Tuesday, November 22nd from 1-2pm to walk through how to conduct course evaluations using the D2L Survey tool and Microsoft 365 forms. Registration and the link to attend is available on Dragon Central.