Mavricks is Here
If you use an SU provided MacBook, you can
now update to OS X Mavericks through Self Service. Go ahead and log in
to Self Service and run the update to the latest and greatest.(Note this
takes awhile, so allocate some time) Also, while you are in there,
please run the updates for Flash and Java that are found in the featured
section. This will help keep you safe and secure as you browse the net.
Authored by Devon Taylor
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Taking Exams?
If you have not been on campus in awhile, you may still need to switch over to 1SU prior to your exams.
Once you have
arrived at your testing location, and are on 1SU, turn your wireless
card off and then on again in order to ensure that you do not switch
wireless access points during your test. The reason why you want to do
this is that when you switch access points, your connection to the
network is briefly disrupted. This can cause, generally mild, headaches
with your tests. Why add stress to an already incredible stressful
time?
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Keep your Mobile Learn App Updated!
Like
all things in technology, apps upgrade because something has changed.
If you neglect to update the apps that you use, you are exposing
yourself to the risk of using that app ineffectively. For instance, the
app you are using, but have failed to update, might have a new service,
feature, and fixed known issues and bugs that increase function and
usability.
With the above information in mind, Mobile Learn is an app that is
important to your education, thus, you will want to make sure that the
app is 100% accurate and up to date. The easiest way to accomplish this
is simply upgrading it when your app store prompts you to do so.
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IC
has been able to resolve the issue with Blackboard, and Blackboard is
now back up and running normally. We apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused.
Thank you,
Institutional Computing
This issue persisted through 12-3p Wednesday 4/30/2014
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