UITS news for August 23, 2023
Student tech guide, tools you need for success
IU’s Getting Started Student Guide is your one-stop shop for tech at IU. Get connected with Wi-Fi, Two-Step Login, the IU Mobile app, and email. Find out more about your tech resources, such as 24/7 IT support, CrimsonCard, cloud storage, and assistive technology. Discover apps to help you be successful and stay safe. Save money on hardware and software.
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Learning.IU is your guide to thriving as a student
Learn how to thrive at IU and navigate your resources. At Learning.IU, find out how to study effectively and grow your career knowledge and skills. Or explore resources for work-life balance and wellness, as well as no-cost software and tech resources.
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Want better call quality and coverage? Use Wi-Fi calling on your cell phone
Wi-Fi calling is a carrier-provided feature that will improve your experience making phone calls and sending text messages while in IU buildings. Especially when you’re in a limestone building, let’s say, Wi-Fi calling will enhance your call experience on your mobile phone.
Learn more about Wi-Fi calling
Have you downloaded the Rave Guardian safety app?
Access personal safety resources and get quick access to 911 and campus police by downloading the Rave Guardian safety app. Additional features include an Inbox for IU Notify emergency alerts, a Safe Walk Timer to notify family and friends if you are not home when expected, and the ability to send tips, anonymously if preferred, to police.
Learn more about the Guardian safety app
Safer Together film promotes street safety
Check out this 30-second video by sophomore Eva Stuart, the winner of IU Libraries’ Safer Together contest. Using archival footage from IU’s Moving Image Archive, Stuart won a $2,000 prize. The winning video will be presented as often as possible to IU students this fall. Bloomington reported 400 collisions from 2018-2022 involving bikes or pedestrians (including scooters).
Watch Eva Stuart’s 30-second Safer Together video
Help your students thrive with Learning. IU
Learning.IU was modeled on Teaching.IU to provide students with a huge library of learning resources and support services. In order to thrive, students need to learn what resources are available, how to use them, and how to grow as a member of the IU community. Learning.IU connects all IU students with skills, people, and resources to thrive in college.
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Generative AI: Exploring Applications for Teaching and Learning
Generative AI: Exploring Applications for Teaching and Learning is a fast-paced webinar for faculty investigating the world of AI. Through quick 12-minute “speed encounters,” you’ll learn about applications of generative AI in education and discover innovative ways to enhance learning and reduce administrative burdens. Our facilitators will provide a platform for asking questions, sharing ideas, and making connections.
See the details and register for the September 19 AI webinar (event has passed)
Supercomputing for Everyone workshops
Did you know undergrads comprise more than 30 percent of the usage on IU’s high-performance systems? All they need is your sponsorship! The Supercomputing for Everyone Series (SC4ES) aims to bring more of you into the realm of advanced computing. Let UITS Research Technologies take you to the next level of computing.
More IT news and events
- Swag and food at the Tech Fair on your campus (event has passed)
- Sept. 19 Women’s Networking Reception with Employers (event has passed)
- Opinions about tech? Join Student Technology Advisory Committee
- Encourage students to use NameCoach
- Register for CENTRA 6 at IUPUI with keynote from Michael McRobbie (event has passed)
- CrimsonCard Merchants of the Month
- Dell.com/IU offers back-to-school savings
