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201 | Did you know? Campus News Network 11:23, p.2 |
Shows that current students tend to get the majority of news and information from the Web. | |
202 | Updates--My UNIverse news and UNIonline Campus News Network 11:23, p.2 |
A student newsletter will be sent via email every Monday starting this fall semester. | |
203 | Gifts from Maytag and Rockwell Collins benefit UNI laboratory Northern Iowa Today 85:2, p.19 |
Each company provides $51,500 for equipment for study of embedded computer systems; photo. | |
204 | National E-mail Week Public Relations News Release 2000:458, p.1 |
Ken Connelly discusses privacy issues and e-mail etiquette. | |
205 | Sun rays appearing on campus Campus News Network 11:19, p.4 |
A new system of networked computers starts to show up in various places on campus. | |
206 | National Science and Technology Week Public Relations News Release 2000:391, p.1 |
John McCormick will discuss computer driven mechanical devices that we use everyday, such as cars and microwaves. | |
207 | Rockwell-Maytag grant helps show computers' impact on life Northern Iowan 97:55, p.3 |
Students in John McCormick's Embedded Computer Systems class will use a model railroad to study computers. | |
208 | Cheaters beware: site stops plagiarism Northern Iowan 97:54, p.11 |
Computer program allows professors to compare student papers with papers available on the Internet. | |
209 | PC's for preschoolers Public Relations News Release 2000:361, p.1 |
Leigh Zeitz will discuss "toddlerware" and whether or not they are right for young children. | |
210 | UNI prof urges younger students to consider marrying computers with engineering Public Relations News Release 2000:374, p.1 |
John McCormick has developed a special course to teach about embedded computer systems. | |
211 | Northern Iowa Student Government spring general elections to be held online Public Relations News Release 2000:264, p.1 |
UNI will hold its student elections online on Feb. 27 and 28; first Regents institution to do so, . | |
212 | Rex Karsten Campus News Network 11:15, p. |
Publishes a manuscript on IS. | |
213 | Peoplepc computers not so cute Northern Iowan 97:37, p.7 |
Encourages students not to let their relationships become computer dependent. | |
214 | Cyber-living: get your dorm room online Northern Iowan 97:36, p.13 |
Students are now able to recontract their housing online; photo. | |
215 | UNI offers computer training for business community Public Relations News Release 2000:225, p.1 |
Training for local business will be at the new UNI Regional Business Center. | |
216 | Change of student user names a go Northern Iowan 97:28, p.1 |
Current students will be assigned a new e-mail address beginning with the fall semester. | |
217 | E-mail user names to remain the same Northern Iowan 97:16, p.1 |
Because of student opposition, Information Technology Services will wait until the summer to make any potential changes. | |
218 | University of Northern Iowa recognized for innovative campus information systems Public Relations News Release 2000:123, p.1 |
Garry Bozylinsky explains what UNI-NET is, and how it works; program awarded an honorable mention in the Educause Awards for excellence in Campus Networking. | |
219 | Netscape workshops Campus News Network 11:5, p.2 |
Workshops for Netscape and other Internet features have been scheduled. | |
220 | Students go high-tech Public Relations News Release 2000:86, p.1 |
Students arrive with many new electrical gadgets, some for entertainment, and some with an educational value. | |
221 | NISG approves fee increase Northern Iowan 97:4, p.1 |
Northern Iowa Student Government passes a resolution recommending a $4 increase in the student computer fee. | |
222 | Electronic transcripts now available Northern Iowa Today 29:1, p.2 |
Phil Patton talks about the system that allows electronic transfer for high school transcripts. | |
223 | UNI able to accept student transcripts electronically Northern Iowan 97:2, p.5 |
Iowa becomes the third state that can electronically send student transcripts. | |
224 | A shortage of computer science professors? Public Relations News Release 2000:45, p.1 |
John McCormick will discuss why they are leaving and taking up entrepreneurial pursuits. | |
225 | ITS offers free computer workshops Northern Iowan 97:1, p.26 |
Schedule of computer workshops offered by Information Technology Services. | |
226 | UNI announces first-in-state electronic transcript program to speed application process Public Relations News Release 2000:41, p.1 |
Pilot project will be done with Des Moines public high schools. | |
227 | Transcripts movin' at light speed Campus News Network 11:2, p.2 |
UNI has developed an electronic transmittal program for high school transcripts. It is the first public university to do so. | |
228 | UNI reaching out at the Iowa State Fair with an interactive booth Public Relations News Release 2000:37, p.1 |
The booth for University of Northern Iowa at the Iowa State fair has many interactive features. | |
229 | UNI announces first-in-state electronic transcript program to speed application process Public Relations News Release 2000:29, p.1 |
Transcripts from Des Moines high schools are now sent to UNI electronically. | |
230 | More planning needed for school technology Public Relations News Release 2000:13, p.1 |
Leigh Zeitz says that more planning is needed to help prevent technology from going to waste. | |
231 | Conversation can take place in workplace without Internet Northern Iowan 96:60, p.4 |
Offers suggested topics of conversation for times when computers go down. | |
232 | Technology Camp is a big success Public Relations News Release 1999:451, p.1 |
Garth Cornish, coordinator of the 2000 Technology Camp, talks about the opportunities that were given to students. | |
233 | Courseware Camp 2000 Public Relations News Release 1999:444, p.1 |
Marilyn Drury explains what Summer Courseware Camps are offered by the Education Technology division of Information Technology Systems. | |
234 | Summer brings new challenges for NI Northern Iowan 96:56, p.4 |
The first summer issue of the Northern Iowan for the year 2000 was designed and laid out completely with computers. | |
235 | University of Northern Iowa offers scholarships for juniors, seniors in computer science, industrial technology or mathematics Public Relations News Release 1999:439, p.1 |
Scholarships are available to forty qualified juniors in the fields of computer science, industrial technology, or mathematics. | |
236 | UNI hosting Technology Camp for 7th and 8th Graders Public Relations News Release 1999:425, p.1 |
Seventh and eighth graders will have a chance to learn the latest in technology at the 2000 Technology Camp. | |
237 | Make the connection- Campus News Network 10:19, p.4 |
The Office of Contract Training is offering additional computer training. | |
238 | Making learning more interactive with WebCT Public Relations News Release 1999:414, p.1 |
Barbara Safford will talk about the benefits of using WebCT as a resource in classes. | |
239 | UNI certified to teach the latest in online teaching technology Public Relations News Release 1999:414, p.1 |
Web Course Tools selects UNI as their only Iowa WebCT Institute. | |
240 | 2000 Technology Camp introduces 7th and 8th graders to the changing world of cyberspace at the University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1999:406, p.1 |
The 2000 Technology Camp will allow students entering seventh or eighth grade to learn about several different aspects of the Internet. | |
241 | April ITS-ET training workshops Campus News Network 10:17, p.2 |
Schedule of free computer workshops from ITS-ET. | |
242 | Technology offers new class planning options Northern Iowan 96:43, p.1 |
New online Program of Study Web page developed to help students plan course study. | |
243 | Sterenchuk, Russell elected in run-off; record-breaking turnout tallied in second election Northern Iowan 96:42, p.1 |
Candidates react to election results; voter turnout was 22%; photo. | |
244 | Student government ushers in 21st century with online elections Northern Iowa Today 28:2, p.5 |
Leaders believe online voting was a success; photo. | |
245 | Online elections: positive step for UNI Northern Iowan 96:40, p.8 |
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246 | Web helps University of Northern Iowa Student Government elections set new participation record - runoff scheduled Public Relations News Release 1999:277, p.1 |
Last Wednesday NISG elections set a record for voter turnout; just over 3000 (24%) students voted. | |
247 | Increasing use of Internet may not be all good Northern Iowan 96:39, p.7 |
Believes that the time spent on the Internet may be increasing social isolation and causing people to spend less time with "real human beings." | |
248 | Online student elections set precedent in Iowa Northern Iowan 96:39, p.1 |
Students express doubts and optimism about on-line voting. | |
249 | ITS is ready for battle Campus News Network 10:13, p.1 |
Ken Connelly, systems/operation manager of ITS, discusses recent Web site attacks and UNI's readiness to deal with them. | |
250 | New era of electronic voting for University of Northern Iowa Student Government elections begin Wednesday, Feb. 23 Public Relations News Release 1999:267, p.1 |
Northern Iowa Student Government election will be run on-line, in order to increase voter turnout. | |
251 | Safeguarding the superhighway Public Relations News Release 1999:263, p.1 |
Garry Bozylinsky offers advice on hackers and how to avoid them. | |
252 | Future of voting is here Northern Iowan 96:38, p.1 |
Northern Iowa becomes first state university to implement online voting for student government elections. | |
253 | Online voting: will it spur turnout? Northern Iowan 96:37, p.1 |
Proposal would allow students to vote online in upcoming election. | |
254 | Student Voices Northern Iowan 96:37, p.11 |
Students express opinions on on-line voting. | |
255 | University of Northern Iowa high-tech computer program to aid in course scheduling - easing potential problems for both students and university Public Relations News Release 1999:246, p.1 |
University of Northern Iowa's innovative electronic course planning system is on track to debut next fall. | |
256 | Blasts from the past: highlights from 1999 Campus News Network 10:12, p.1 |
A list of accomplishments from colleges and departments. | |
257 | Classroom clicking Public Relations News Release 1999:0, p.1 |
Steven Larson speaks on the role of computers in the classroom, and how it has changed over the last few years. | |
258 | Get free software from CedarLUG Campus News Network 10:11, p.2 |
Cedar Valley Linux Users group will hold a Linux Install-a-thon and Linux Demo Day on January 29 in Maucker Union. | |
259 | UNI escapes Y2K crisis thanks to early preparation Northern Iowan 96:29, p.3 |
ITS began working on preparing UNI for the Year 2000 five years ago. | |
260 | Demand of computer programmers very hot Public Relations News Release 1999:180, p.1 |
Discussion with John McCormick about the increased enrollment in computer science classes across the nation. | |
261 | Media Advisory: local expert sources for computer hacker story Public Relations News Release 1999:183, p.1 |
UNI has two computer experts available who can talk about the risks involved with database information. | |
262 | Supplies are limited! Click now! Public Relations News Release 1999:180, p.1 |
Professor Mohammed Rawwas will make comments on the trend of e-retailing. | |
263 | All was quiet on the Y2K front Northern Iowa Today 84:1, p.23 |
No problems reported as year changes; photo. | |
264 | Media advisory: three "housekeeping" updates from the UNI Office of Public Relations Public Relations News Release 1999:168, p.1 |
Update on the Y2K management team, the holiday hours, and a staff change for the Office of Public Relations. | |
265 | I'm OK. You're OK. Y2K? Campus News Network 10:9, p.1 |
There are few real worries regarding Y2K. However, a management team has been assembled to monitor computer systems on campus on New Year's Eve. | |
266 | UNI Online strives to be concise source of information for faculty and staff Campus News Network 10:7, p.3 |
UNI Online has been received with open arms by UNI faculty and staff as a way of conveying important information. | |
267 | UNI prepared for the millennium; President Koob: We expect it to be a quiet night Northern Iowan 96:19, p.5 |
The UNI campus is prepared for the coming of the new millennium. | |
268 | Computer security Public Relations News Release 1999:93, p.1 |
Discussion with a system administrator of College of Natural Sciences regarding "cyber-terrorist" attacks. | |
269 | Faculty among elite at Apple conference Northern Iowan 96:15, p.2 |
President Koob and faculty members Thomas Switzer, David Else, and Michael Waggoner will attend a conference on technology at Apple Computer headquarters on November 9-10. | |
270 | Critical view of computers in education topic for year's first Capstone lecture at University of Northern Iowa Wednesday, Oct. 6 Public Relations News Release 1999:66, p.1 |
Professor Lowell Monke, from Grinnell College, will present the lecture "Education Unplugged: An argument for hi-tech modesty in the 21st century schools" on October 6, 1999, for the course "Capstone: Environment, Technology and Society". | |
271 | ITS workshops offer critical advantages Northern Iowan 96:8, p.11 |
ITS offers a variety of free workshops every month to the UNI community; photo. | |
272 | Computer fee increase will allow ITS to serve students Northern Iowan 96:7, p.1 |
ITS struggles to provide adequate equipment and service with UNI's computer fee, lowest among the three Regents universities. | |
273 | Linux offers cost free alternative to Microsoft Window or Macintosh OS Northern Iowan 96:7, p.5 |
Cedar LUG (Linux User's Group) provides information and support for Linux operating system; elects officers: Andrew Drenner, President; Andrew Jones, Vice-President; and Aaron Townsend, Treasurer. [9/24/99, p.2 correction: Aaron Thompson, Treasurer.] | |
274 | Compromise reached on computer fees: NISG proposes $18 increase to Board of Regents Northern Iowan 96:6, p.1 |
NISG and administration debate over computer fee increase amount; photo. | |
275 | UNI's Department of Special Ed receives grant Public Relations News Release 1999:26, p.1 |
A grant of nearly $500,000 will put technology in the homes of families with disabled children and will establish a National Institute of Technology for Inclusive Education. | |
276 | UNI a national pacesetter in electronic transfer of documents Public Relations News Release 1999:6, p.1 |
Registrar Phillip Patton talks about the advent of electronic transfer of transcripts. | |
277 | Cedar Falls prepares for the year 2000 Northern Iowan 95:61, p.6 |
Cedar Falls has also been preparing for the new millennium. | |
278 | On-line courses offer options for learning Northern Iowan 95:61, p.3 |
Several on-line courses are now being offered by Continuing Education and Special Programs. | |
279 | Y2K Task Forces prepares University for millennium Northern Iowan 95:61, p.6 |
Overview of the work the Y2K Task Force has completed to prepare for the year 2000. | |
280 | Evening stock exchange hours also have a negative side Public Relations News Release 1999:2, p.1 |
UNI professor of economics David Hakes talks about the negative effects that longer online trading could have on the stock market. | |
281 | MEMFIS vendor selected Campus News Network 9:21, p.1 |
Oracle has been chosen to provide software for UNI's administrative system. MEMFIS project will be phased in over five years. | |
282 | Placement offers new Web-based career service Northern Iowa Today 83:2, p.17 |
CareerLink available. | |
283 | UNI once again sets the standard Northern Iowa Today 83:2, p.16 |
Able to send and receive transcripts electronically. | |
284 | $2.3 million; UNI receives largest corporate donation Northern Iowan 95:58, p.1 |
Textile and Apparel Program received software package from Lectra Systems Group worth $2,326,350; photo. | |
285 | Using online resources to teach psychology Public Relations News Release 1998:429, p.1 |
"Introduction to Psychology" instructor Linda Walsh uses online resources for her classes. | |
286 | Setting up vacation e-mail/voice mail messages Campus News Network 9:20, p.2 |
Instructions for setting up E-mail and voice mail for absences. | |
287 | ITS wiping out Y2K problems on UNI PCs Campus News Network 9:19, p.1 |
ITS User Services staff are checking every personal computer on campus for Y2K compatibility. | |
288 | UNI fares well in 1999 Iowa General Assembly Campus News Network 9:19, p.1 |
UNI given $830,000 increase in funding, including funds to open Performing Arts Center, establish Master of Social Work program, and for undergraduate education. | |
289 | Big year of changes for UNI Northern Iowan 95:55, p.1 |
Highlights from year include Stein's liquor license, Panther Shuttle, peaceful Homecoming, $3.6 million gift from the Alderman estate, death of Sue Follon, Kits for Kosovo, construction, and technological advances; photo. | |
290 | Public Safety puts permits on Internet Northern Iowan 95:52, p.4 |
Those who choose to pay for their parking permits by U-bill charge or payroll deduction can now apply for the permit through AccessUNI. | |
291 | UNI is going to MEMFIS Campus News Network 9:17, p.1 |
UNI's human resources, payroll, budget, purchasing, general ledger, and accounts payable systems will be converted to the MEMFIS project, Modern Executive Management and Financial Information Systems, over period of five to seven years. | |
292 | Free computer training workshops Northern Iowan 95:45, p.21 |
Workshop schedule for free computer training. | |
293 | Your income taxes: not just prepared on paper anymore Public Relations News Release 1998:278, p.1 |
Professor Dennis Schmidt talks about the new trend of tax preparation with computers and software. | |
294 | Proposal bids to reduce number of Macintosh campus computers Northern Iowan 95:42, p.1 |
Student Computer Center Management team proposes to reduce number of Macintosh computers on campus from twenty-eight to fourteen after doing three semester research study. | |
295 | College Club working for next generation Northern Iowan 95:41, p.11 |
College Club online service offers free e-mail, Web pages, and voice mail to students and opportunites to join chat rooms and interest groups. | |
296 | College the World Wide Web way Northern Iowa Today 27:2, p.8 |
Outline of services available at UNI via the Web. | |
297 | Netscape Messenger becoming the campus e-mail program of choice Campus News Network 9:13, p.1 |
New campus E-mail program will have a Graphical User Interface and will be bundled with Netscape Communicator. | |
298 | UNI spreading the word about teaching in online classrooms Campus News Network 9:12, p.1 |
More out-of-state and international students are participating in UNI's online workshops to increase teacher's knowledge of using the Internet in teaching. | |
299 | ITS Training Services Northern Iowan 95:31, p.3 |
To hold free comoputer training workshops. | |
300 | President Koob moderates PBS satellite event on web-based delivery of courses Campus News Network 9:10, p.2 |
President Koob moderated program November 5 that demonstrated models of distance education via the Web. |