Google Apps @ UOIT: The University of Ontario institute of Technology has partnered with Google to provide the Google Apps for Education suite of tools to undergrad and graduate students. The system went live on October 9 and includes Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, and other tools. Googling @ UOIT
Algonquin's Connections: Algonquin College has a created an info-graphic summarizing key areas of growth in information technology at the college. With simple and clear graphics the message is clear - user demand is way up. User demand at Algonquin
Also from Ottawa: Carleton University has created a video for changing passwords on their portal. The short video is effective and has an interesting reminder to turn off all wireless connections before changing the password. Portal Password Video
Western's OWL: Western University has implemented Sakai as its new learning management system. The system known as OWL went live in September. OWL replaces WebCT, which will be discontinued on campus in January. Flight of the OWL
Increasing Security @ UVic: The University of Victoria is increasing mandatory security on mobile devices. Mobile devices connecting to Microsoft Exchange will enable four additional security settings on devices that support them. Mobile UVic Security
Algonquin's Connections: Algonquin College has a created an info-graphic summarizing key areas of growth in information technology at the college. With simple and clear graphics the message is clear - user demand is way up. User demand at Algonquin
Also from Ottawa: Carleton University has created a video for changing passwords on their portal. The short video is effective and has an interesting reminder to turn off all wireless connections before changing the password. Portal Password Video
Western's OWL: Western University has implemented Sakai as its new learning management system. The system known as OWL went live in September. OWL replaces WebCT, which will be discontinued on campus in January. Flight of the OWL
Increasing Security @ UVic: The University of Victoria is increasing mandatory security on mobile devices. Mobile devices connecting to Microsoft Exchange will enable four additional security settings on devices that support them. Mobile UVic Security
