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Empowering IT at Ohio State

We work in partnership with organizations across the university delivering technology resources to support our students, faculty, staff, researchers and guests.

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IT for Students

Get tech ready with these tools and resources for students.

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IT for Instructors and Staff

Find tech essentials and IT support for Ohio State employees.

Artificial Intelligence at Ohio State

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University AI Resources

Discover how to learn, teach and work with AI and find approved tools, responsible use policies, research initiatives, events, trainings and more.

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AI Fluency Initiative

This initiative will ensure that every Ohio State student, beginning with the class of 2029, graduates fluent in the application of AI in their field of study.

Featured Stories

  • In the News: Excellence Made Possible Through Brilliant Basics

    Rob Lowden serves as Vice President and Chief Information Officer of The Ohio State University, where he leads the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation. He oversees enterprise IT, cybersecurity, data and analytics, and digital learning during a critical phase of transformation and growth. With more than 25 years of experience, he is widely regarded as a forward-looking technology leader in...
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  • Test Your AI Security Smarts: Take the Quiz and Enter to Win!

    Test your AI know-how for a chance to win! As part of Ohio State’s AI Fluency initiative, you can take our new Test Your AI Responsible Use IQ! quiz between now and Dec. 12 and enter to win one of 250 $40 gift cards. Developed by OTDI’s Digital Security and Trust team, the short quiz is designed to help Buckeyes understand how to use AI responsibly as it transforms the way we teach, research and work.
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  • Introducing Ally: Support for Digital Accessibility in CarmenCanvas 

    A new accessibility tool, Ally in CarmenCanvas, is now available to help faculty and instructors make steady, verifiable progress toward meeting upcoming federal ADA Title II requirements. This tool identifies accessibility barriers, provides clear guidance for improvements, and offers alternative formats for many materials—supporting both instructors and students. L
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