On Friday, Dec 10 from 10 p.m. to midnight, updates will be installed on the email servers. This will affect the following application services: • Dragonmail.mnstate.edu • Microsoft Outlook • Thunderbird • Mac Mail If you have any questions or concerns please email support@mnstate.edu
Friday night, Oct 15th from 10 p.m. to midnight, there will be security updates installed on some windows servers. The following services could be temporarily down during the updates: www.mnstate.edu appserv.mnstate.edu CAP servers If you have any questions or concerns please email support@mnstate.edu
Come one; come all for this summer’s staff development day! Not only will you have the opportunity to learn about many technology solutions that you currently use for daily activities and others that you may want to begin using, but there will also be lunch, a chance to network with your colleagues, and door prizes! The session tracks this year are Office Productivity, Communication Tools, Web-based Document Creation and Potpourri. Topics include lynda.com (an online training tool), Word, Excel, Access, SharePoint Designer & SAVVY, Acrobat Pro, Managing Your Email, Using MSUM Resources Away from Campus, Virtual EMS, Doodle & Calendar, SoftChalk, LimeSurvey, Web Conferencing, MSUM Phone System, Respondus, D2L, Moodle, and Business Office Specific Training. Click headline for details and schedule.
Free Service Learning and Technology Webinars, Feb. 9th and Feb. 12th These webinars appear to be free (sponsored by Center for Teaching and Learning) and viewable on your office computer. Looks like registration closes on February 8th for the Feb. 9th presentation and Feb. 11th for the Feb. 12th presentation: Next Tuesday and Friday CTL is sponsoring two webinars in […]
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees today appointed Darrel Huish vice chancellor and chief information officer for the system. Huish, 53, has been vice chancellor and chief information officer for Maricopa Community Colleges in Tempe, Ariz., since 2004. From 1996 to 2004, he was assistant vice provost for information technology at Arizona State University. Click headline to read more.