Category Archives: Computing

Is Google Storage going away? Google at IU will remain available to you, and your account will continue to work as it does now, as long as your account remains under the limit. You will still have access to Google My Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Meet, Google Chat, Jamboard, Chromebook […]

Starting mid-October, a training group from Microsoft will be presenting virtual training sessions just for IU users. Over the course of four weeks, you’ll have the opportunity to get guided training in aspects of Teams including the basics, meetings, project management, and storage. You’ll also be able to ask questions during the sessions and have […]

Learn how to keep intruders out of your meetings. Back on campus means more Zoom meetings and more opportunities for malicious behavior, known as Zoombombing. Follow a few simple steps to keep your meetings safe: DON’T share your Zoom link or passcode publicly: Avoid putting it out on social media or in emails going to a large number […]

Follow instructions on how to connect to IU’s eduroam. Securely connect your personal mobile devices (including laptops and tablets) to eduroam by downloading the eduroam network setup tool. If you’re having trouble connecting to Wi-Fi as you get settled on campus, first, connect to the Wi-Fi network, IU PublicNet, then follow the instructions to securely […]

Tech tips for making the switch from home to campus. No doubt there will be a few adjustments as you switch from home to campus. We’ve provided you with some tech tips so you’re prepared on your first day back. Don’t forget your CrimsonCard and parking pass. Be sure they are up to date. Missing […]

3D tracking can pinpoint locations more accurately than GPS. The Crisis Technologies Innovation Lab in PTI at IU has been awarded $8 million to help create life-saving technologies for first responders. The lab will host competitions in the pursuit of indoor 3D tracking aimed at locating first responders during emergencies. 3D tracking can pinpoint locations […]

IU-led Trusted CI has been building a reservoir of success for nearly a decade. How does a research institution develop cybersecure computing for university researchers, move research data faster but securely around the world, or track and protect endangered species while also keeping them safe from poachers? IU-led Trusted CI has solved these problems and […]

Regardless of whether you have been migrated or not, you will be able to access your mail in a web browser at mail.iu.edu. UITS has an overview of the Exchange Migration in the Knowledge here: https://kb.iu.edu/d/ahza#migration For all systems, the only username the Exchange administrators are advising people use is username@iu.edu. Please verify that your email client […]

Offer your laptop to an IU student or apply to receive a donated laptop. The pandemic has highlighted the need for reliable student technology access. Help IU students by contributing your used but working laptop to the new IUpcycle program. Your donation can reduce student stress and provide updated equipment needed for success. To apply […]