Contents of This Issue
 
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Reflecting Back

The Evolution of Educational Technology
Two years ago, IET Mediaworks was created to provide more focused educational technology and media services support for faculty. Two years later, a look at Mediaworks' evolution and accomplishment on campus.

Mediaworks Embraces the Digital Age
Over the past two years, the media specialists at Mediaworks have experienced a sea of change in their fields with the widespread growth of digital video, audio, and photography.

2001-2002: The Year in Numbers
Taking the pulse of campus technology...by way of statistics.

Student Computer Ownership Expectation Enters Sophomore Year
When Freshman Tali Toledano arrived on campus last fall, she was probably focused on picking a major, joining new clubs, securing a bicycle, meeting friends, and locating her classes on the sprawling Davis campus. Equally important, Tali got a computer.

Local Organization Helps Youth Go Digital: UC Davis Experts Lend a Hand
The Tower of Youth is committed to bringing emerging creative technologies into the hands of local young people. Find out how UC Davis joins this effort.


Looking Ahead

Virus Be Gone! How the Campus is Fighting Future Outbreaks
by Bob Ono, Campus IT Security Coordinator
As many as ten million emails a year sent through campus email servers are infected with a virus. Find out the new ways we're warding off these threats.

How You Can Help: A Computer Security Checklist
The campus' new anti-virus email software will provide more safety for emailers. However, the software will not actually remove a computer virus already on an infected computer. We offer suggestions to keep your personal computer infection-free.

Email Virus Filtering To Take Effect Beginning July 8, 2002
The campus has purchased email anti-virus software that will help diminish the number of viruses transmitting themselves via email attachments. Over the course of the month of July each of the central campus email servers will begin scanning incoming and outgoing emails for known viruses.

Hot Days Won't Impede Technology Progress
A look at the major technology projects and learning opportunities in the works this summer.

You Asked: What Should I Do With My Email Account This Summer
Here's advice on how to manage your campus email account over the summer, and what to do if you've graduated.

Want to Become an ET Partner?
Are you a faculty member who wants to participate in the innovative Educational Technology Partners Program that pairs technology-trained students with faculty members for one-on-one learning? The deadline for faculty proposals is rapidly approaching. Read about past partnerships.

 
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