The IU Knowledge Base (KB) is a collection of answers to common questions about IT services and applications at IU. It’s also a key resource for instructors, both for personal and professional use.

As part of a four-month pilot project, all IU students, faculty, and staff statewide get fee-free access to the entire lynda.com course library from August 20 through December 20.

IU has awarded the Thomas Hart Benton mural medallion to professor emeritus of anthropology Christopher Peebles. Recognized for his prominent achievements and dedicated service, Peebles is an expert on the ancient past whose contributions to IU’s high-tech present and future also are acknowledged with this honor.

Facebook users can now use IUCAT, the statewide online catalog of the IU Libraries, within the popular social networking site.

The Podcasts tool in Oncourse CL allows you to store and distribute multimedia content to site participants. Participants can then download materials manually or via an RSS feed.

With over 650 online video-based courses covering Adobe and Microsoft applications, web and multimedia technologies, programming, and a whole lot more, lynda.com has something for everyone.
As part of a four-month [...]

A new online guide can help you adapt your teaching in times of emergency. With a combination of IU-supported technologies, you can create an effective learning environment even with minimized face-to-face class time.

You can link to lynda.com video training segments within any Oncourse CL tool that supports links (e.g., Resources or Assignments). Learn how from the IU Knowledge Base.

IU students, faculty, and staff: Reserve a seat now for no-cost Adobe Acrobat 9 training at IU Bloomington on October 29. Sessions will cover enhanced ePortfolios, creating and distributing forms, [...]

Many thanks to the IU community: In three years, we’ve reduced printed directories from over 49,000 to 7,500. Now let’s go greener by switching to the IU Faculty/Staff Online Directory.

EndNote software (for Windows or Mac) allows you to create and manage a library of references, then easily format them in the bibliographic style of your choice.

Technology Centers (STCs) during the spring semester, please submit your requests for software by October 15.

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.