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Friday, January 27, 2012
Hardware support for Mac Desktops (iMac) and Notebooks (MacBook Pro, MacBook Air) is available at Hardware Services in 1251 Herzberg, Monday - Friday from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (closed from 12-1 PM). Support services for Mac will include hardware warranty repairs, hardware upgrades and non-warranty repairs. Macs will be shipped free of charge to... More
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Carleton is conducting a campus-wide test of Carleton’s Emergency Notification System (ENS) on Tuesday, January 31. The ENS allows Carleton’s Department of University Safety to contact a mass number of people in the event of a campus-wide emergency that requires action by members of the Carleton community. It uses three forms of communication... More
Monday, January 9, 2012
In December Information Technology Services (ITS) successfully rolled MyCarletonOne out to faculty in the Library. When surveyed, 100% of respondents found it "very easy" or "easy" to set up their accounts. Next week ITS will begin inviting all faculty in Sprott School of Business to set up their MyCarletonOne accounts. This account will... More
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
This month, ITS will be performing test installs of the upcoming Microsoft patches. Due to this testing, updates will be pushed back by one week. CUNET workstations will be updated starting at noon on Thursday, December 22. Kiosks and Labs will be updated overnight on Thursday, December 22. Users who do not update their... More
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
ITS is pleased to announce the phased introduction of support for Apple Mac Desktops (iMac) and Notebooks (MacBook Pro, MacBook Air). At this time, support services for Mac will include: Hardware Warranty Repairs Hardware Upgrades / Repairs Software Images General Software Support Effective Tuesday December 13, 2011 a certified Apple... More
Monday, November 28, 2011
In December ITS will begin engaging faculty to transition to a MyCarletonOne account. This account will consolidate the number of user names and passwords each faculty member uses to access Carleton’s IT applications and services. In addition, faculty will have the ability to self-manage their password through Carleton’s secure MyCareltonOne... More
Monday, October 17, 2011
After an extensive review and evaluation, Carleton has selected cuLearn (powered by Moodle) as the replacement for WebCT. While WebCT has served Carleton well in the past, the product is at the end of its life cycle and will no longer be updated. It was important that the system we selected be reliable, easy... More
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Over the weekend, Windows 7 was unintentionally rolled out to over 450 workstations ahead of schedule. This upgrade was applied to workstations in a variety of locations across campus. ITS has been working throughout the weekend to identify the affected workstations and develop a plan to support our customers. For most people, all files,... More
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
We have had reports of a new phishing attempt that is circulating on campus. If you have received an email with the subject Package Services: Scheduled package delivery failed! which appears to be from Canada Post, please do not respond to it and do not click on the link within the body of the email.... More
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
We have had reports of a new phishing attempt that is circulating on campus. If you have received an email with the subject Critical Update: Microsoft Firewall And Security Center 0911 please do not respond to it and do not click on the link within the body of the email. This is a phishing... More
Friday, September 2, 2011
This fall and throughout the Winter term, Information Technology Services (ITS) will begin engaging faculty to transition to a MyCarletonOne account. At present, faculty and students memorize a number of passwords and use more than one username to access Carleton’s various IT systems. In order to both simplify the user experience and enhance... More
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
A reminder that on July 1, 2011, Information Technology Services (ITS) began charging $50 per copy for the SAS software. This new cost is applicable to all staff, students and faculty. Over the past couple of years the usage of the SAS software has declined to a small percentage of the University population. Less... More
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