Do you want to know more about what is happening with technology-related events at Miami? Want to ask IT staff members your questions about technology? Now you have your chance.
Information Technology (IT) Services will be hosting a series of open sessions to give the Miami community an opportunity to meet with IT Services staff about a variety of technology topics. Some of the sessions will revolve around a theme, like Miami's new web-based training partnership with Atomic Learning, while others will be completely open and attendees will have the opportunity to discuss any issues they would like. Sessions will be 50 minutes in length, and take place either during lunchtime, or at the end of the day.
The first session takes place on Friday, February 28, beginning at 11:30 am in Room 241 of the Shriver Center. This session will focus on the domain name change from muohio to MiamiOH, and will cover what you can do to prevent disruptions to important services and communications.
For a list of upcoming Office Hours sessions, please visit MiamiOH.edu/UIT/OfficeHours.
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