2023 Cybersecurity Awareness Month
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Instead of having to remember website names or URLs, OneWFU consolidates them into one central location to make your experience easier.
Instead of having to remember website names or URLs, OneWFU consolidates them into one central location to make your experience easier.
While the summer season offers directed time for enhancements, year-long work cycles continue and build upon themselves creating a strong foundation of network support. Pillars of these cycles include, but are not limited to; robust physical structures, teams built for fast response, duplication and redundancy efforts, and next level support with hospital-grade implementation. These resources support seamless transitions, especially when issues arise. Our redundancy planning approach acts as a safeguard against outages and access point failures.
The IS Technology Accessibility Team, part of the Technology Accessibility Program (TAP), recently launched a new audio series, A11Y Audio. A11Y Audio provides accessibility resources for campus members, raises awareness on accessibility’s importance, and offers guidance on how Wake Forest can infuse technology accessibility practices throughout our campus roles. A11Y Audio content is shared multimodally in…
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Thanks to our EMS team, community members may now reserve the One Button Studio (OBS) through DeaconSpace. Created in partnership with Academic Technologies, One Button Studio is an automated, student focused, video recording facility located in Z. Smith Reynolds Library behind the Service Desk. One Button Studio opened in 2018 with the goal of making…
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Ongoing training around Linkedin Learning skills will be offered throughout the year.
The 2022 Computer Exchange season began on July 18, with our summer exchange sessions.
With new equipment and subsequent network improvements, our campus will benefit from a more modern network that is more reliable, more resilient, and designed with our future in mind.