To equip our Deskside Support & Experience Center IT Agents for support of Zoom we have a support training scheduled for February 25th. Please, see information below for more details on that training.

When: February 25th 10-11:15am
Location: CPCOM 120 or Zoom Meeting
Contact Melissa Bakutis for more information.

 

For other questions, please visit the Zoom support page.

Zoom is replacing Vidyo and Adobe Connect, and will become the main web conferencing and collaboration tool provided and supported by the University Technology Office. To read the full help article, please click here.

Need help with TechSmith Relay transitions to Screencast-O-Matic at ASU? Visit our help article for more information

Slack as a Digital Campus

The use of slack is particularly important for learning experiences for students to connect with each other and their instructors. In Fall 2018, Slack was successfully piloted in several courses where it provided for real-time online collaboration among students with an immediate increase in engagement. 

There’s a new standard being set for teaching, discovery and innovation, and it’s happening right here at ASU. At Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs equip 2,700 undergraduate students to share the latest in educational theories, research and technologies with the world. The college provides training for teacher certification in grades K-8, as well as grades 7-12.
 

It’s an office many ASU students return to time and again throughout the Sun Devil lifecycle. An integral part of the university experience, University Registrar Services (URS) assists with registration, academic records, residency and graduation. It serves all campuses and students, as well as staff, alumni and members of the public.

As one of the six colleges comprising the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, ASU’s Polytechnic School is home to one of the most innovative engineering programs in the country and some of the most advanced learning laboratories available to students at any university. The 600-acre Polytechnic campus in Mesa is home to more than 3,300 students. Nearly 400 are graduate students who work directly with top researchers and industry practitioners, in learning environments that are tailored to each student’s individual research interests.

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