Technology News Archive
Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a Tech-up Open House Thursday, August 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. or Wednesday, August 30 from 5 to 7 p.m. in Drinko Library 138 on the Huntington campus. Brush up on your technology skills in navigating the library’s electronic resources and services and using Blackboard through MUOnLine.
Marshall University Information Technology is looking to fill the following positions. Database Analyst Responsibilities include: Provide leadership role to IT staff, assist IT Management in deploying IT solutions in an efficient manner. Server maintenance, and configuration Oracle, Microsoft SQLServer, and MySQL database skills, analysis and SQL development Infrastructure skills: Linux, Windows Server, llS, Apache, Tomcat
Welcome to the Marshall University class of 2021! The IT staff would like to welcome you to campus during your orientation sessions and once you’re on campus attending class or learning at a distance. Information Technology has provided students with a Tech Tips sheet for student success that you will receive in our orientation packet.
[TechInfo] Is this legit? ‘New Microsoft Office 2016 is Here for Only $9.95’ Informational Advisory – Microsoft Office Upgrade Offer This advisory was sent via email to nearly 900 @Marshall recipients who have recently received an e-mail from ‘Microsoft Home Use Program MicrosoftHUPsupport@digitalriver.com . This is a legitimate message and you are receiving this because you have
Computer Security Advisory for All University Faculty & Staff E-mail Recipients Starting last Friday (5/13/2017) computer security researchers and news media began sharing information about a new computer security attack called ‘WannaCry’. This attack is another variation of malicious software referred to as ‘ransomware’. When a computer becomes infected with ransomware, this malicious code attempts
Marshall University Information Technology is pleased to continue sponsoring access to Lynda Campus for faculty, staff and students. This service provides the university community with quick and easy access to the extensive online library of Lynda.com, covering in-depth training on a variety of essential computer skills. Spring isn’t just a good time for cleaning; it’s
Important Computer Security Reminder for All Marshall University Faculty, Staff and Students: Marshall University Campus network support will no longer be provided for computers with Microsoft Windows Vista operating system after June 30, 2017.* This notice is intended Marshall University campus clients who are still using the Windows Vista operating system. Your response is needed because
Marshall University is collaborating with the EDUCAUSE Center for Analysis and Research (ECAR) to engage in the Annual Study of Students and Information Technology. Current undergraduate students and faculty members are invited to participate in the ECAR Technology Surveys. Marshall is dedicated to improving student and faculty experiences with information technology in higher education. The