A newly discovered security flaw named Krack may affect the integrity or privacy of Wi-Fi connections around the globe
Global Wi-Fi Flaw: What the ISU Community Needs To Know
Topic: Technology
Don’t get locked out: Updated security measures coming September 26
On September 26, University Login IDs (ULIDs) that have not gone through the account refresh process will be locked out of Illinois State University Wi-Fi, Illinois State University email, ReggieNet, Go.IllinoisState, My.IllinoisState, online library resources, and other online services.
Submit your proposal for the 2018 Teaching & Learning Symposium
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology invites faculty members, staff members, and graduate students to submit a proposal for the Expanding Notions of Literacy: The 2018 University-Wide Teaching & Learning Symposium.
My.IllinoisState becomes more personalized, feedback wanted
With a focus on personalization and user experience, My.IllinoisState saw a series of updates this summer.
School of Communication to host SPJ-Google News Lab training
Student and professional journalists can learn how to use Google tools in their reporting and storytelling during a special one-day training being hosted by Illinois State University’s School of Communication.
Registration open for 5th annual CIT conference
Registration for Illinois State University’s Continuous Improvement in Technology (CIT) conference is now open. The 5th annual CIT conference will be held Tuesday, August 1 at the State Farm Hall of Business. Registration will be open through July 28. Any Illinois State faculty or staff member who is interested in information technology (IT) is encouraged to
Computer Systems Technology grad finds success
Illinois State alum Elliot Worth’s career is off to a quick start, thanks in large part to his experience in the Computer Systems Technology program.
ISU’s next technology focus: Improving your digital experience
Faculty, staff, students, advisors, and ISU IT departments have been collaborating toward a shared and renewed focus on improving your experience of our systems, starting with the My.IllinoisState.edu portal.
Arts Technology students visit mobile app development agency
In March, a group of students from the Arts Technology Program (ATK) had the opportunity to tour rapidly emerging tech companies during their annual trip to Chicago. One of the companies that the group visited was Codal, a mobile app development agency. During the visit to Codal, students attended presentations on UX (User Experience) design and app
IT student Matt Price shares experience
As IT student Matt Price graduates and launches his professional career leveraging his IT skills to do do great things, he shares his academic experience in the hope that “it can make a difference with future IT students.”
