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Ohio University is implementing several yearly upgrades to PeopleSoft, its primary student information system, which will be live for all users starting July 21, 2024.
As of July 8, OIT's in-person service desk moved from inside the Bobcat Depot at Baker Center to Alden Library’s fourth floor to help enhance the student experience and access.
Starting Aug. 1, 2024, Ohio University will launch its first annual campaign for outside interest disclosures via Cayuse, our electronic research administration (eRA) software.
Ohio University will be hosting several workshops and office hour sessions beginning in mid-August to support instructor transitions to Canvas, OHIO’s new preferred learning management system.
The ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½Business Service Center has expanded its portfolio to include Student Organizations, Internal Audit, Ombudsman, Global Affairs, Space Planning, Legal Affairs, and Design and Construction.
Finance Customer Care (FCC), in collaboration with the Office of Information Technology (OIT), will be upgrading its current ticketing application with the TeamDynamix (TDX) ticketing application.
The Office of Information Technology has requested that all Ohio University students, faculty and staff update their Google Chrome browsers.
To aid the transition to Canvas, OHIO’s new learning management system, all instructors now have a test course available in their Canvas account.
OHIO's Office of Information Technology is launching an evaluation project to review and determine the best-suited technology or technologies for OHIO’s future needs.
In early July, the IT Service Desk, currently located in the Bobcat Depot, will be moved to a new home on the fourth floor of Alden Library.
Beginning May 23, there will be new restrictions at Ohio University on allowing third-party access to protected resources within Microsoft 365.
Significant updates are coming this May to both VoiceThread and Panopto, promising a more streamlined and accessible experience for Ohio University instructors and students.
The Ohio University Office of Information Technology (OIT) is enhancing the student experience by streamlining the onboarding process.
Slated to replace the current Service Center, Transmittal, and Award processes in the LEO system, the Sponsored Projects module is facing challenges that have necessitated a delay in its implementation.
The 2024-25 academic year will be one of transition as we continue to define and implement a new platform.
