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We recently had the annual experience of “falling back” due to Daylight Savings Time. Although I have ambivalent feelings about this particular method of saving time, I am always delighted with the idea of getting an “extra hour.” The freedom! What would you do with an extra hour?
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The Hub will be moving to new technology over the next few years. These changes will not happen all at once. The look-and-feel of The Hub, as well as its functionality, will transition slowly.
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One challenge that all service organizations face is getting feedback. At Carleton, ITS and the Library use a national survey, Measuring Information Services Outcomes (MISO). We use the results of this survey to see how we’re doing and what’s most important to our community—and what most needs improvement.
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We’ve spent much of the summer and fall term reworking how we support classrooms, focusing on three main areas: preventative maintenance, responsiveness, and communication. We’ll be surveying faculty to collect feedback on the changes.
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After months of work laying the technological foundation for the transition, the eagerly-awaited migration of websites from Reason to WordPress has begun. During fall term the web team has focused our efforts on a handful of pilot websites, four of which are now up & running in the new system.
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Every October, the Department of Homeland Security works with organizations around the country to raise cyber security awareness. At Carleton this took the form of weekly informational bulletins and student-produced videos.
