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  • What’s New in Tech for Autumn 2026

    Welcome back, Buckeyes! It’s a new academic year, and there are several major technology changes at Ohio State you need to know before classes start. No More BuckeyeMail To simplify your email experience, all students are moving to lastname.#@osu.edu email accounts. This means you’ll use the @osu.edu format to log in for all university services, including accessing your university email inbox. Be...
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  • CarmenCanvas: Personal Access Tokens

    In May, Learning Systems disabled the ability for users to create personal access tokens. Since then, Instructure (the vendor for Canvas) has expired all existing personal tokens and implemented some additional security controls. Starting Thursday, August 13, instructors will again be able to generate personal access tokens in CarmenCanvas. Tokens must have an expiration date, with 90 days being...
  • Ohio State Selected to Present AI Innovation at AWS Imagine

    Ohio State's leadership in applying artificial intelligence to improve application development has earned national recognition. An OTDI team led by Jeremy Boeckman was selected from more than 150 submissions to present at AWS Imagine, a conference that brings together leaders in education, state and local government to explore innovative uses of cloud technology. Ohio State's session will showcase...
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  • Stay Connected Without Missing a Beat

    Ohio State is updating the security used to verify our eduroam Wi-Fi network. For MITS-managed devices , no action is required—IT will re-onboard university devices for you. Requirements for other Ohio State provided devices may vary by department. To ensure your personal devices continue connecting without interruption, you will need to re-onboard your device now so it is properly configured. The...
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