Information Technology News - Fall 2009
Focus on ATI
Do you have disabled students in your classroom, at your desk, reading your department Web site, at the other end of your telephone? No? You’re probably wrong. Find out why in the Focus on ATI.
CIO's Update
Greetings! I hope that you had a wonderful summer break. There has been a lot of activity in the Information Technology arena this summer. I want to take the time in this article to discuss some of the updates that IT has been working on that will hopefully make your jobs a bit easier and exciting in the upcoming months. Read the complete CIO's Update.
Meet Danny Lujan
It’s hard to believe that Lynn Anderson retired after only 34 years at CSUDH, but she did just that, and her able replacement, Danny Lujan, joined Information Technology in July. The new title of Danny’s organization is Network, Telecommunications Services and Help Desk (NTSHD). Read about Danny and the new NTSHD in Meet Danny Lujan.
Instructional Technology: Transformation to Digital Media Distribution
The Instructional Technology Department has a multitude of projects underway to increase the capture and distribution of instructional media in digital format at CSUDH. Legacy media artifacts require electro-mechanical equipment that is rapidly degrading and is no longer being manufactured and sold. Legacy material also requires literally thousands of deliveries of smart carts to classrooms each year on the CSUDH campus. This is just the first paragraph of Instructional Technology: Transformation to Digital Media Distribution; read on.
Expanding the Shape of Administrative Information Systems (AIS)
This is my first IT News article as Director of AIS, but if my name sounds familiar, that’s because I’m not new to the campus. I came to CSUDH in the Spring 2006 semester to direct the brand new Common Management Systems (CMS) Project... Read Jim Bersig's article at Expanding the Shape of Administrative Information Systems (AIS).
Copyright Training in September
What's an "orphan work"? Doesn’t the Fair Use Doctrine cover material I put on my course Web site? What about Creative Commons? Read about the free copyright training offered in September for faculty, staff, and students.
POP your toroMail
toroMail offers students the option of reading their toroMail in another mail client such as Gmail or Outlook. Read more about toroMail's POP feature.
