As part of a four-month pilot project, all IU students, faculty, and staff statewide get fee-free access to the entire lynda.com elearning library from August 20 through December 20. Lynda.com is a leading provider of video-based elearning primarily focused on Adobe applications, multimedia, and web development.
IU students, faculty, and staff: IU’s Microsoft Agreement means you’ll soon be able to purchase Windows 7 media at a very low cost.
Whether you are a new faculty member or associate instructor or have been teaching at IU Bloomington for a while, the UITS Teaching and Learning Technologies Centers (TLTC) are your resource for advancing teaching excellence using IT. The TLTC offers teaching support through workshops and one-on-one consultations.
Whether you are a new faculty member or have been teaching at IUPUI for a while, the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is your resource for advancing teaching excellence. The CTL offers teaching support through workshops, symposiums, and one-on-one consultations.
With nearly 300 videos, the IUPUI campus YouTube channel will quickly become one of your favorites.
Want to eliminate repetitive Creative Suite 4 (CS4) tasks and hone your Flash skills at the same time? Join the IU Flash User Group in welcoming local Flash master Mark Baltzegar to help you do just that.
Consider the implications of cloud computing on the geosciences while networking with some of the leading researchers in the field — participate in a workshop on “Cloud Computing and Collaborative Technologies in the Geosciences.”
The fall STEPS workshop schedule is now online. Choose from over 80 topics — from basic computing to programming in SQL, Perl, and XML. A new video curriculum includes a basics workshop and a workshop on Adobe AfterEffects.
To provide the university community with a place to publish department, group, and organizational information, University Information Technology Services (UITS) maintains central Web servers for IU Bloomington, IU Northwest, IU Kokomo, and IUPUI.
Rapid technological advances now offer new research opportunities through the explosion of digital data. However, researchers are finding manual processes and traditional tools are no longer adequate. IU’s Data Services Day event is meant to help.
The HUBzero Platform is a web framework for the easy creation of an entire scientific hub. IU is hosting a one-day, hands-on workshop to teach you how to create scientific simulation tools using the Rappture toolkit, and how to deploy the tools on a site powered by HUBzero.
The fast development and deployment of cloud computing systems create needs for a standalone block storage system which can provide flexible in-line and off-line services to virtual machine instances and virtual clusters. This talk presents the Virtual Block Store (VBS) system.
The IU Pervasive Technology Institute Data to Insight Center (D2I) is seeking poster abstracts from students on all IU campuses and at universities from across the United States. Up to twenty students will receive funding to support participation in the workshop.
Students are encouraged to take part not only to explore the implications of cloud computing, but also to network with some of the leading thought leaders in the field. August 20 is the submission deadline.
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