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EndNote software (for Windows or Mac) allows you to create and manage a library of references, then easily format them in the bibliographic style of your choice.

Technology Centers (STCs) during the spring semester, please submit your requests for software by October 15.

Whether you are a new faculty member or associate instructor or have been teaching at IU Bloomington for a while, the UITS Teaching and Learning Technologies Centers (TLTC) are your resource for advancing teaching excellence using IT. The TLTC offers teaching support through workshops and one-on-one consultations.

Whether you are a new faculty member or have been teaching at IUPUI for a while, the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is your resource for advancing teaching excellence. The CTL offers teaching support through workshops, symposiums, and one-on-one consultations.

Have any advice or stories about how you’ve used information technology to further your work? Please share your successes with the rest of IU’s extended IT team.

Faculty and staff: To ensure that your IU Address Book (“Find People”) listing is correct, update your information in OneStart.

Faculty and staff: UniCom is an easy way for you to combine many different modes of communication: email, telephone, voice mail, instant messaging, video conferencing, enhanced presence, and desktop sharing (Windows Live Meeting).

If you work with IU’s IT-enabled learning environment, you’re invited to submit a proposal for the 2005 IU SBC Fellows Program.

Building on the overwhelming popularity of the Information Commons, UITS and the IUB Libraries formally mark the opening of the Information Commons 2 (IC2) with a public reception:
When: March 30, 3:30-5pm Where: Information Commons 2
Located on the second floor of the Main Library’s west tower, IC2 overlooks IU’s beautiful campus arboretum. Occupying 9,600 square-feet, it features 68 computer workstations, seating and electrical power for more than 100 laptop users, a core book collection, and reference assistance and technology consultation during all open hours.
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Windows users: You can now chat live with a UITS Support Center consultant right from your desktops. Using ITHelpLive you can talk in real time to a consultant about your computer problem. In certain situations, you can also ask the consultant to remotely fix your problem.
Once you connect to ITHelpLive, you can choose the level of security and access you want the consultant to have. The next time you need help with your Windows computer, try ITHelpLive. ITHelpLive is available Monday through Friday, 8am-9pm, at:
https://ithelplive.iu.edu/
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