Tech Tips
The self-paced AI Literacy Foundations course, designed specifically for CU Boulder faculty and staff, is now available via Canvas.
If you're planning to use Canvas to teach this semester, check out OIT's tips to make the most of Canvas and learn about the latest updates to Canvas-related tools and services.
If you’re running Microsoft Office 2016 or 2019, you should make sure to update to Microsoft 365 Apps before the start of the fall semester. Here’s how.
As students graduate and employees leave the university, continuing students and employees should take a moment to review any shared Google or Microsoft files before they are deleted.
Check out OIT's Canvas tips for how-tos on the the web grading tool, backing up your course, releasing final grades and more end-of-semester best practices.
Two AI-powered tools from Google, NotebookLM and Gemini Chat, are now available to the CU Boulder community to help researchers, students and faculty work with complex information more effectively.
The campus’s wired and wireless internet services will be unavailable for a 30-minute period between 5 and 7:30 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday, March 24–25, and between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. from Tuesday into Wednesday, March 25–26.
OIT is now offering a simplified way for campus departments to return and repurpose university-owned computer hardware. This program makes it easy for CU Boulder faculty and staff to return equipment while following university guidelines.
Join the Office of Information Technology's newest Microsoft Team—OIT Software Announcements—for news, release notes and training opportunities from Adobe Creative Cloud and other software providers.
For this year's Data Privacy Week, check your cyber skills with the National Privacy Test and learn what you can do to better protect your personal data.