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USA Today to pilot new e-Edition at IU Bloomington

You can now access USA Today’s e-Edition from any on-campus location or opt-in to receive a morning Campus Buzz email notification alerting you of your e-Edition delivery. Try both of these services free of charge, and let USA Today know what you think.

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Secure your mobile devices: They know a lot about you

Computing systems — including desktops and laptops, networking equipment, cell phones, PDAs, and other mobile devices — store many kinds of personal and institutional data. From text messages to emails and contact lists, this data is often sensitive in nature.

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Be sure not to miss out on IU-negotiated discounts

Microsoft and Adobe software on IUware generates a lot of buzz. In addition to those agreements, IU has locked in over a dozen other vendor discounts to help you boost your connectivity.

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Students: Apply for Bepko communications internships

Looking for a paid internship that provides hands-on experience? As a Bepko communications intern, you can build valuable on-the-job skills, while helping us extend the IT community and develop UITS messaging, media coverage, and marketing strategies.

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IT Help Quickcast: What is IUware?

The latest UITS IT Help Quickcast (short how-to podcast) features IUware, IU’s software distribution service for students, faculty, and staff.

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Take advantage of the m.iu.edu feedback feature

Accessible anytime, anywhere, IU Mobile delivers information and services for all Indiana University campuses. Take it for a spin on your mobile device — the URL is short and simple: https://m.iu.edu

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Wireless network registration starting January 1

For security reasons, beginning January 1, 2010, you will be required to register the wireless network card in your wireless device (the MAC address) to use the IU Secure wireless network. This will standardize registration on wired and wireless networks.

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Need training? Check out the spring STEPS schedule

The spring STEPS workshop schedule is now online. Choose from over 80 topics — from core Adobe and Office applications to programming in SQL, Perl, and XML.

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Undergrads: Gain experience with the Student IT Ambassadors

Looking for a chance to show off your marketing know-how and gain some hands-on experience? Join the Student IT Ambassadors — while promoting campus IT resources, you’ll gain valuable leadership and professional networking opportunities.

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Featured KB doc: Find open seating in Student Technology Centers

Did you know you can find open seats in the STCs via Google Maps? Just follow the link for your campus from the IU Knowledge Base (KB). If you’re not near a computer, use the STC Availability app on IU Mobile.

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Imail users: Enter to win a new laptop

IU students with Imail accounts (powered by Microsoft) have the chance to win an Asus Eee PC 1005HA Seashell running Windows 7 Professional and Office 2007 Ultimate. Every day for 50 days, Microsoft will give away a laptop.

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Support Center walk-in locations and services

Look to UITS for your IT support needs — walk-in locations at IU Bloomington and IUPUI mean you can get support in-person at convenient times and places.

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Adobe aficionados: Be sure to visit lynda’s CS4 university

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 through December 20. If you’re interested in mastering Adobe applications, lynda.com has more than 200 hours of Adobe Creative Suite 4 training waiting for you.

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Keep teaching in times of high absenteeism or campus closure

IU has two key resources on remote teaching and collaboration technologies: keepteaching.iu.edu and the KB.
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  • Need training? Check out the spring STEPS schedule

    The spring STEPS workshop schedule is now online. Choose from over 80 topics — from core Adobe and Office applications to programming in SQL, Perl, and XML.