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In the News ...
Fall 2009
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Memorandum of Understanding for [UNIT] IT Support
Fall 2009 IT NOW CIO Newsletter
IT News Channel Launched: Read postings from the CIO about current issues & projects and send feedback to the CIO.
UB2020 IT Reorganization Plan - PPT from August Town Hall Meeting
UB's Strategic Plan for IT 2009-2012
UB on iTunes U: Learn anytime, anywhere
Information Security: Everyone's Responsibility - Learn how to protect personal and sensitive data
- Think Green:
Hold your next meeting via web or
video conferencing
Power Down for the Planet
25 facts you should know about Green IT
Take the Green IT Pop Quiz
- Think Green:
Phishing Emails: Spammers send out millions of phishing emails trying to trick people into sending them their passwords, bank card account numbers, and other personal info. UB and other reputable organizations will never ask for your password or other personal info via email or over the phone.
Learn how to recognize phishing scams by playing CMU's Anti-Phishing Phil
The Evidence on Online Education US Department of Education Study of Online Learning
Thinking of using Classroom Response
Systems/Clickers in your teaching? Clickers are available on a loaner basis as well as in many tech classrooms
Contact ITS
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Welcome to the Chief Information Officer Web site. This Web site provides an overview of IT at UB, providing links to UB's Strategic Plan for IT, 2009-2012 and a description of IT at the University at Buffalo, as well as information about IT organizations and committees, campus IT policies and information security, and shared common IT resources and services. Our information technology resources are aligned with the University's strategic plans to achieve academic excellence. The rapidly changing path of information technology is expanding the borders of how we learn, discover, and communicate. IT provides the advanced infrastructure to help UB improve the quality of education and research, prepare our students for work in the twenty-first century, expand its role in the community and around the world, and act as good stewards of the environment and university resources. UB has a distributed IT environment with many campus units providing IT services and resources. The Chief Information Officer is committed to partnerships and collaborative work with IT leaders across the campus. Some key links follow:
We hope you will take the time to explore what is offered here and give us your feedback on areas where we can be of greater service to the campus. |