Office ofInformation Technology

On August 22, Lynda.com, Duke's online training partner, will become LinkedIn Learning. The Duke community will have access to the same online training videos, however the links will change.

Warpwire, Duke's secure video streaming platform, upgraded on August 16. Warpwire 3.0 will include interface changes, but no major functionality changes.

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OIT, along with DukeArts hosts the 2nd annual Art + Tech fair at Duke University! Students of all interests and majors can explore an explosion of ideas at this interactive evening of art meets technology in the Ruby.

National Science Foundation-funded meeting is a model for other areas.

As of May 24, Microsoft’s remote desktop protocol (RDP) access is no longer allowed from the Internet to the Duke network. If you need to access a machine via RDP, please use the Duke VPN first.

Visit OIT's 3rd annual Staff TechFair. Life is a picnic when you're learning something new! Come for lunch, Locopops, tech demos like virtual reality, 3D printing, Wordpress and more. Or attend one of these drop-in mini-workshops.

Congratulations Duke class of 2019 graduates. Get your digital life in order before leaving. It's easy to see what you can take with you on the way to alumni status with this checklist.

Estimating how much time you need to do something is crucial for efficient planning.

Those who have updated their iOS for Apple devices may have lost access to Mobile DukeCard  "express mode." The fix is simple by turning express mode back on in the Apple wallet settings. 

The Pratt School of Engineering sponsored a panel discussion and movie screening Tuesday exploring the challenges and solutions to address the gender gap in STEM. Along with Karen M. Davis, Business Group CIO & VP of RTI in Research Computing Division, the event also featured Maria Gorlatova, assistant professor of electrical engineering at Duke and Sondra Rivers, director of Global Markets Technology Division at Credit Sussie.  For more Said@Duke, click here.