IU expands eTexts initiative with Pearson
IU faculty can now choose digital texts from Flat World Knowledge, Harvard Business School Publishing, IU Press, MacMillan, McGraw Hill, Pearson, W.W. Norton, and Wiley — with other publishers to come.
IU faculty can now choose digital texts from Flat World Knowledge, Harvard Business School Publishing, IU Press, MacMillan, McGraw Hill, Pearson, W.W. Norton, and Wiley — with other publishers to come.
IU students, faculty, staff, and departments have access to no-cost downloads of Adobe software, thanks to IU’s software deal with Adobe.
This year’s Statewide IT Conference is Monday, September 24 and Tuesday, September 25 at IU Bloomington. Have knowledge and expertise you’d like to share in a breakout session (60 minutes) or a lightning talk (15-30 minutes)? The call for proposals is open until June 4.
Online file sharing and storage just got easier and more secure at IU. The university is working with cloud content management service Box.com to provide students, faculty, and staff with a secure, web-based file storage and collaboration platform.
Begin your summer with training in popular applications. All of these workshops and more are available to IU students, faculty, and staff at no charge.
Results for the 2012 UITS User Survey for IUB and IUPUI now available; Protect IU blog highlights security breaches affecting popular programs and services; Tips and tricks to help you make the most of technology
Accessible anytime, anywhere, IU Mobile delivers information and services for all Indiana University campuses. There are over a dozen mobile apps to choose from, so you can stay connected even when you’re on the move.
Drawn from internal and external security experts, postings on the Protect IU blog cover topics ranging from privacy to information security and policy.
Is your passphrase at least two years old? If so, be sure to change it before you head into summer.
Be sure to regularly download and update your security software. IUware provides fee-free access to powerful tools.
IU’s web-based SSL VPN gives you secure access to the university’s network for an authenticated and encrypted session from anywhere in the world.
You can remotely access restricted university resources and network file servers even when you’re using your home internet service.