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Office 365 Software Available for Active UBC Students
All active UBC students with a CWL will now be able to download Office 365 at no cost.
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Women in Leadership & Technology Event - April 15, 2015
On April 15, 2015 from 9:00am – 11:30am, UBC Information Technology and Professor Rachel Kuske, Senior Advisor to the Provost on Women Faculty, will host the event: “Women in Leadership & Technology” to put the spotlight on g
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Microsoft Outlook App Security Alert
Microsoft recently acquired the mobile application Acompli and has rebranded it as “Microsoft Outlook” for iOS and Android.
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UBC Studios wins World University Rankings 2014/15 video competition
UBC Studios, part of UBC Information Technology, has won the Times Higher Education 2014-2015 World University Rankings video competition.
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UBC IT now offers NVivo Software for staff and faculty
As part of the campus agreement, UBC IT is now offering NVivo software at no cost for UBC staff and faculty across campus.
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UBC IT Help Desk moves to new location
The UBC IT Help Desk has officially moved to a new location on the main floor of the Koerner Library. Open from 10:00 a.m.
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UBC Studios wins award for work with tool for soil science
UBC Studios, part of UBC Information Technology, recently accepted an Award of Excellence in the Integration of Technology in a Formal or Non-Formal Education Program from the Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) along with Faculty
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Campus-Wide Login Pages get a Facelift!
Campus-Wide Login (CWL) pages are getting a new user interface!
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Faculty and staff email storage size increase on April 23, 2014
Beginning on Wednesday, April 23, 2014, the size of user mailboxes for all Faculty and Staff email accounts (FASmail) will be increasing from 1GB to 5GB of free space.
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Start File Sharing with UBC Workspace
File sharing has become a prominent tool for our daily tasks as we move towards a collaborative and innovative nature in today’s society.
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