It is Family Weekend at Miami, so we thought it would be a good idea to remind our visitors (as well as current students, faculty and staff) that Miami University has a Mobile version of myMiami. Much of the basic information available through the myMiami web portal is also available via your smartphones at http://m.muohio.edu. Developed alongside the Miami University iPhone app, Mobile myMiami provides essential information and services via a web interface designed for mobile devices.
Mobile myMiami automatically detects the device and delivers a version optimized for that particular platform. The site can be viewed on a variety of devices including Blackberry, Android, iPhone and other web-enabled phones. Currently available are:
- Emergency information
- University events calendar
- Campus map
- News updates
- Directory
- University libraries
- Dining hall menus
- Niihka access
- Alumni news
- Media content
New functions will be added in the future. Suggestions or other feedback to make Mobile myMiami more useful can be shared at ITHelp@muohio.edu.
The iPhone app is available for free from iTunes and includes all of the mobile content, plus:
- Visitor parking information
- Bus routes
- Sports news
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