AskDeac is the new IT help portal and ticketing system providing an easy-to-use platform for WFU faculty, students, staff, and guests! The IS website has been updated to work in parallel with AskDeac for easy access to IT services, help resources, current announcements, and alerts. Contact our Service Desk to receive help in all the same ways you’re used to: by phone, email, or live-chat.
Even though AskDeac is very user-friendly, we are delighted to offer learning opportunities for our campus partners!
We are proud to announce that Wake Forest has been named an Adobe Creative Campus. Providing the Adobe Creative Cloud suite to all students, faculty, and staff demonstrates our continued commitment to innovate as an institution and give our campus community the skills and tools they need to succeed in a multi-modal and digitally competitive world. Download the Adobe Creative Cloud at software.wfu.edu and you’ll have access to a comprehensive collection of software for graphic design, video editing, web development, photography, and more.
On Thursday, March 21, Information Systems hosted the 8th annual TechXploration! TechXploration provides members of our campus community a unique opportunity to share and see the many ways that technology is being incorporated into the classroom.
Each of the 30+ presentations were unique to a specific topic and incorporated posters, technology, videos, activities, and lots of engaging conversation! For 3 hours, approximately 200 faculty, students and staff interacted with one another, learning more about each other, both professionally and personally. Presenters and attendees engaged in animated conversations regarding the positive aspects and challenges encountered when using technology to enhance teaching, learning, and scholarship.
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