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  • Teams Updates Streamline Collaboration Across Ohio State

    Annie Furia | April 6, 2026
    Updates are coming to Microsoft Teams to create a more streamlined experience for Ohio State users as a multitenant organization (MTO). On April 17, university and medical center staff will see changes that simplify collaboration between their units. Improved people search and chat experience Previously, searching for a user in Teams could often return multiple results for the same person over...

  • Anthropic AI models Available for Copilot Premium Users

    Beth Varcho | April 1, 2026
    Microsoft has expanded Copilot Premium with the addition of Anthropic AI models, bringing even more powerful reasoning and research capabilities into your Copilot experience. Copilot Premium continues to be the gateway to Microsoft's most advanced AI capabilities; the Anthropic integration is just the beginning of an even smarter, multi-model Copilot experience. How do I know which version of...
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  • Ready to Get Started with AI? Start Your Journey with OTDI’s New Courses

    Beth Varcho | March 31, 2026
    Ohio State is making massive strides in AI this year, and we’re making sure staff members are leading the charge alongside our students and faculty. The Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI) has launched a series of new courses in BuckeyeLearn designed to bridge the gap between curiosity and mastery. Whether you're looking for a foundational "Intro to AI" or want to sharpen your...
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  • Connecting Buckeyes Through the Ohio State App

    Annie Furia | March 26, 2026
    With 98% of undergraduate students logged in and over 89 million screen views in 2025 alone, the Ohio State mobile app has become an essential part of campus life. The app is constantly adding new features that do more to connect Buckeyes to campus and put complex university systems in the palm of their hand. In 2025, the app’s 213,009 users received new features focused on getting involved and...
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  • Learning Without Limits Using Mobile Assistive Listening

    Brooke Bartholomew | March 24, 2026
    Mobile Connect makes use of a users’ own device to allow assisted listening to the amplified content within a space. Any individual, regardless of whether they have any approved disability accommodations, may use this in spaces that are equipped with this technology. Connect your device to the eduroam wireless network. Download or open the Sennheiser Mobile Connect app. Select your classroom from...
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