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Finals week. A rollercoaster of cramming, all-night study sessions, and an alarming spike in caffeine consumption. It doesn’t have to be that bad. Students can prepare for the final stretch using an array of cutting-edge technological resources that can greatly enhance your efficiency and effectiveness. So stop worrying and start preparing!
Hey there, soon-to-be Pitt graduates. Congratulations on reaching this pivotal milestone in your academic journey! As you prepare to bid farewell to the University of Pittsburgh, it’s time to wrap up some tech items before you go. So, before you toss that cap into the air, here's your essential IT checklist to help you seamlessly transition from Pitt to the future that awaits you!
Hi everyone! Brandon here, one of your Tech Ambassadors, to give you more tips I’ve learned while studying in Spain. I have had so many amazing experiences in Barcelona this term, and I’m recording each one! Whether you are traveling someplace new or living your best life in the ‘Burgh, I cannot stress enough the importance of capturing the moment.
Digitization has transformed the modern world, and the amount of data generated each year is expanding exponentially. About 99% of all existing data was created in just the last decade. Taking control of your data, devices, and online presence has far-ranging implications for you, the University, and the environment.
With the Office of Sustainability’s “We Are Papersavers!” program in full swing, the University is reducing its dependence on printing through digitization of paper processes.
Gen Z is weaving a complex and dynamic tapestry of technology use that looks quite different than those who came before us. While older generations might see us as the “smartphone generation,” there’s so much more to our digital world than meets the eye.
Tech Ambassadors Jacob and Brandon are reporting in from Spain again, sharing the tech tips they've learned while studying, socializing, and exploring in Barcelona. This month, Brandon shares his tips for staying safe physically and digitally while living and visiting a new country.
When every click and keystroke can seemingly open the door to hackers, the role of cybersecurity is more critical than ever. At the forefront of this digital frontier is Pitt senior Kevin Fung, an information science major in the School of Computing and Information and a junior security analyst with Pitt Information Technology.
Valentine’s Day, a celebration of love, has transcended traditional meet-cutes and found a new home in the digital world. As we exchange heartfelt messages, send virtual gifts, and plan romantic online dates, it’s crucial to prioritize security — online and in person — in the relationships we form digitally.
Pitt IT Tech Ambassadors Jacob Sosinsky (junior, political science/economics) and Brandon Bowman (junior, business information systems/finance) are taking their Panther Pride overseas. They are studying abroad in the vibrant city of Barcelona!
The National Aviary's live stream of the Peregrine Falcons residing at the Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh campus in Oakland is officially back for another nesting season.
In an era dominated by technological advancements, universities play a crucial role in shaping future leaders. By incorporating technology into the curriculum, making resources available to students, and providing opportunities to hone their skills, students can graduate with the IT skills required in the professional landscape.
Surveys are everywhere these days. It seems like nearly everyone wants to ask you something or tell you what others think.
You think you know what you’re doing. You pick your major and select classes that seem interesting and meet your requirements. You’re already visualizing yourself in a cap and gown at the Pete. Then your advisor informs you that you’re missing a few required classes. Or you decide your major wasn’t right for you after all.
New Year’s Resolutions. Some people make life-changing goals that are really hard to achieve. Others reject the concept entirely as guilt-inducing hype. This year, I fall somewhere in the middle — I’m making a few tech-related resolutions that will actually be fun to keep.