The availability of Data Classification Labels for MS Office and Google Drive files is now available to support awareness and protection of sensitive University and personal data.
As part of the Information Systems strategy of infrastructure refresh and to ensure optimal network operation and security for the campus community, annual maintenance on the University network will occur on the evening of Tuesday, May 21.
Take advantage of the Apple Appreciation event going on now! This event, offered twice annually, provides the Wake Forest community access to exclusive discounts on Apple products (for personal purchases only).
Information Systems (IS) and its Technology Accessibility Team are excited to offer Wake Forest faculty members the Course Caption Grant. This grant provides an opportunity to have your course videos proactively captioned, making them more inclusive for all students.
Information Systems is partnering with the Women’s Center to host an informal Women in Tech social and networking event from 3-5 pm, on Friday, April 12.
Learn how our campus community has creatively incorporated technology and collaborative initiatives into the classroom.
Kaltura is an enterprise-level, cloud-based media management platform for storing, publishing, and streaming videos, video collections, and other rich media such as audio recordings and images via your computer or mobile device.
Eligible faculty and staff computers are on four-year replacement cycles. Exchanging your device in this cycle is important to keep up with changing security and compatibility requirements.
Beginning this summer and continuing through the end of 2023, we will be transitioning the name of our primary campus wireless network from WFUWireless to eduroam.
The Technology Accessibility team in partnership with the NC Higher Education Digital Accessibility Collaborative, invites you to hold the date of June 15, 2023, to join us for their 3rd annual Join the Journey-Digital Accessibility Conference.