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The next phase of network structural changes planned for summer 2012 is happening this week.
A special computer game is as effective for treating adolescent depression as one-on-one counselling with trained clinicians, Australian researchers report in the British Medical Journal.
A number of improvements are being planned for the Queen's network service this summer.
Our next set of information and training sessions about the new email and calendar system is called "Bye-Bye OCal, Hello Outlook!". Learn more and find out how to register.
The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada and Access Copyright announced today that they have negotiated a model licence that will allow universities to reproduce copyright-protected materials in both print and digital formats.
Queen's University has entered a campus-wide agreement with Microsoft for both Windows upgrades and the current version of the Microsoft Office Suite (Windows and Macintosh).
Subscribe to a weekly email bulletin to stay in the loop about the email and calendar migration for staff, faculty and graduate students.
CIO and AVP (Information Technology Services) Bo Wandschneider is a co-author of the EDUCAUSE article, "Filling the IT Leadership Pipeline: A Panel Discussion".
The 2012 Horizon Report is now available.
New Media Consortium Names 10 Top ‘Metatrends’ Shaping Educational Technology
Winter 2012 ITServices Newsletter
Since the original information about new department codes was published in November 2011, changes have been made to the new tree structure.
From The LectureTools Blog: 5 Ways to Use Your iPad to Teach in the College Classroom
From CBC News: Tablet and e-book reader ownership takes off - adoption of devices nearly doubles within a month.
From CBC News: Google's new plan to link user data across its email, video, social-networking sites has come under fire from critics who say it's an invasion of privacy because of the sheer volume of information collected and the inability of users to opt out.
The ITServices Workshop schedule for Winter 2012 is now available online
A recent incident of information theft at a Canadian university highlights the need for safeguarding personal information stored on laptops and mobile devices kept in offices or taken off Queen's premises.
For Winter Term 2012, ITServices will be offering Electronic Classroom Information Sessions for any faculty members who wish to have an introduction to the equipment and interfaces in our electronic classrooms.
ITServices Fall 2011 Newsletter now available!
ITServices Spring 2011 Newsletter
ITServices Winter 2011 Newsletter is now available!
ITServices Fall 2010 Newsletter now available!
The WebCT course management system, in use at Queen's since 1999, will no longer be supported after October 2011. It will be replaced by a new system called Moodle, which is available at Queen's now.
Check out the inaugural edition of ITServices online newsletter!