Students expressed a desire for increased technology that incorporates their smart phones and other portable information devices, commenting on the kinds of tools they’d like to see available for students in a forum organized by CSUN’s Information Technology (IT) department. IT has been developing a 5-year plan to transform CSUN into a campus reliant less on paper and more on the personal technology devices of its members. The small but participatory group of about 10 attendees expanded on the results… Read more

A digital master plan for CSUN that will dictate campus technology for the next three to five years is halfway complete. The campus’ digital master plan, or “IT Vision@2015,” will dictate how the campus wants to use and manage technology and what major technological developments will have the greatest impact on campus. “We have not gone into the plan with any preconceived notions,” said Hilary Baker, vice president of CSUN Information Technology. The “IT Vision@2015” interim report, released Jan. 31,… Read more

I didn’t know how long my anti-virus had been expired but I know it had been awhile. Then I remember that CSUN students could get “free” (I use the word “free” freely because technically we pay for it through tuition, although it does come at a low price)  anti-virus through the Information Techonology (IT) website. If you just go down the left side bar to the Software Downloads tab and insert your CSUN login information it will give you a… Read more