Outages

Reason is the software that powers the official academic department and administrative office websites at Carleton. But it also can be used for more diverse and creative projects, a few of which are on display in the Reason Showcase.

On December 13th, we will be doing a minor point-release update to the Moodle server.  This time has changed from previous announcements. The Moodle server will be unavailable to all users from 7pm to 9pm on Sunday, December 13th.

On Tuesday, November 17 at 9:00am Carleton experienced a complete loss of off-campus internet service due to an issue with our upstream ISP. ITS staff are working on the issue, but we do not have an ETA at this time.

Complete internet outage from 5-6am to turn up 10g connectivity.

A PowerPoint file with details about the changes coming to email and calendaring.

Carleton has a diverse and rich family of enterprise applications, ranging from large multi-purpose ERP applications like Colleague to specialized enterprise applications like Advance to robust document imaging applications like OnBase.  This fall, we introduce a new member to that family of applications, Salesforce CRM.

It’s National Cyber Security Month!  Carleton and St Olaf are launching a cross-campus information security video training program. All faculty and staff are encouraged to participate

Advisers have traditionally used paper folders, distributed by the Dean of the College office, to review and manage advisee documents.  This past summer, a new solution was implemented to distribute folders to advisers electronically through OnBase.

We have a number of Ellucian software applications at Carleton, including our two largest enterprise applications: Colleague and Advance.  Recently, Ellucian rolled out a new web site for clients that enables us to get up-to-date information regarding current and upcoming Ellucian products.  This new web site is called ‘Ellucian eCommunities’, and is available to all Colleague and Advance users on campus. 

The ITS Enterprise Systems Advisory Group (ESAG) has formed a new campus task force to investigate how Carleton can better meet student expectations about gender identity in our systems of record. This is specifically important to individuals whose gender identity may not be reflected by their current medical and/or legal sex.