Every Microsoft Windows product has a lifecycle. The lifecycle begins when a product is released and ends when it’s no longer supported. Windows XP will no longer be supported after April 8th 2014 (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/lifecycle). What this means is after April 8th Microsoft will no longer provide security updates for Windows XP. All systems on the … Read More
The Learning Technologies Team is pleased to announce a Spring Semester lineup of workshops for faculty focused on a variety of teaching with technology topics. The next scheduled workshop held by the Learning Technologies Team will be Innovations in Classroom Technology, on Wednesday, February 5th at 12:30 pm in PML 103. Feel free to bring … Read More
Click the infographic to see a summary of the IT winter break projects completed across campus. Web Project: Click here for more information. Blackboard: Click here for updated documentation.
Truman State University is a member of MOREnet. With the steady rise of streaming content and interactive web services, increased Internet bandwidth is in high demand. This past week, MOREnet completed a series of network equipment upgrades to increase its current infrastructure to support up to 8.8 terabits per second of network traffic in 100 … Read More
In an effort to continually improve the learning experience at Truman, Information Technology Services (ITS) recently converted Baldwin Hall 156 into the University’s newest “smart” classroom. Smart classrooms incorporate multiple technologies, which allow instructors to engage their students more fully with the material presented in class. Common features in C-Level (smart) classrooms include: a SMART … Read More