Tagged: Microsoft

  • Learn to Use Microsoft 365 at Instructor-Led Training in June

    Beth Varcho | May 30, 2023

    Need to learn more about using Microsoft 365? Then mark your calendars for June 13-14! Microsoft will be presenting Microsoft Academy, an instructor-led online training. The training is open only to university employees and is a free to attend. Attendees must register for both days.

  • Updates to Teaching and Learning Tools for Summer 2023

    Randi Honkonen | May 9, 2023

    As you start summer term and begin preparations for autumn, the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI) wanted to share some updates and reminders about teaching and learning tools available at Ohio State. You may experience some new features in CarmenCanvas and CarmenZoom, and you might start noticing more use of tools like PebblePad, Adobe and OneDrive. You’ve likely also seen the emergence of AI tools like ChatGPT, and experts from across the university weighed in to provide guidance on use of AI tools in the classroom.

  • BuckeyeBox Applications to be Removed from MITS Devices August 26

    Sydney Kuehn | August 23, 2022

    On Friday, August 26, 2022 BuckeyeBox related applications will be removed from all Managed IT Services (MITS) devices.

  • Upcoming Microsoft 365 changes: Personal Bookings in Outlook, Accessibility add-in and Mendeley add-in

    Sydney Kuehn | June 8, 2022

    New Microsoft features and add-ins will be available by the end of June. Personal Bookings, Accessibility Review and Mendeley Cite will be available to all faculty, staff and students at The Ohio State University. They are not available to guests or employees of the Wexner Medical Center. For a complete list of approved Office add-ins please see microsoft365.osu.edu.

  • June 15 Internet Explorer Retirement Reminder

    Richard Hunter | May 31, 2022

    The Internet Explorer (IE) web browser will be retired by Microsoft on June 15, 2022. Browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (Mac) are unaffected.

    The upcoming IE service retirement has been communicated by Microsoft for quite a while as they’ve continued to transition users to the Microsoft Edge web browser (microsoftedgewelcome.microsoft.com).