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Tools for Learning, Teaching, and Working Remotely at Texas Tech

We offer these IT resources and considerations to help during the COVID-19 crisis.

https://go.ttu.edu/remoteaccess

We are all responsible

We are all responsible for practicing and promoting cybersecurity. Find info on identity theft, spyware, social media safety, and more.

https://www.ttu.edu/cybersecurity/

Blackboard

Where professors can communicate with students outside of class

blackboard.ttu.edu

Powered by the grid

Learn more about high performance computing and visualization for faculty, staff and students.

www.hpcc.ttu.edu

News & Events

Message from the CIO

As many conduct various spring cleaning efforts, we remind you to include organizing and "cleaning up" your digital assets as a part of that activity. Spring cleaning presents an ideal opportunity for the TTU community to minimize digital clutter and securely dispose of paper records containing confidential or sensitive institutional information that are no longer needed (See OP 10.10: Records Retention). To assist with this task, we provide information on storage management and optimizing shared University resources. Our Spring Cleaning Bulletin also offers guidance on maintaining a clean computer in the challenging West Texas climate, as well as cleaning and sanitizing mobile devices. Also included is a reminder to review your social media presence as part of your digital spring cleaning. Finally, to help ensure that our digital assets are in order, we provide information about proper licensing for all software installed on University-owned devices. As a quick reminder, Microsoft announced a critical vulnerability in Outlook, so be sure to update your devices, if you have not already. Go Tech!

Sam Segran
Vice President for IT and Chief Information Officer

IT Bulletin | Vol. 19 No. 7
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