University Information Technology Services (UITS) is the central technology organization at Indiana University. Staff are dedicated to helping students, faculty, and staff make the most of the wide-range of IT tools, resources, and support available.

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Phone:: IUB: (812) 855-6789; IUPUI (317) 274-4357

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You asked, we delivered: Adobe Captivate is now on IUware 9 Dec 2009, 4:13 pm
Adobe Captivate is part of the new two-year extension to IU's Adobe agreement. Thanks to your requests and to the implementation of Empowering People, the IU community can download this professional Windows software from IUware. Read more >>
No-cost lynda.com video training available through June 9 Dec 2009, 4:12 pm
The lynda.com pilot project has been extended through June 30, meaning all IU students, faculty, and staff statewide will continue to get fee-free access to the entire lynda.com elearning library this spring. Read more >>
Boost your productivity without emptying your wallet 9 Dec 2009, 4:12 pm
As a current IU student, faculty, or staff member, you're eligible for special personal purchase discounts not available to the general public. Read more >>
UITS is here for you over winter break 9 Dec 2009, 4:12 pm
You have several options for technology support over winter break. Read more >>
Graduating in December? 9 Dec 2009, 4:12 pm
If you'll be graduating this semester, don't forget to make the most of IU-negotiated deals and expert recommendations. Read more >>

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Wheeler named editor for EDUCAUSE Review
EDUCAUSE Review, the award-winning magazine for the higher education information technology community, has named IU VP for IT and CIO Brad Wheeler one of three new department editors for one-year appointments beginning in January 2010. D. Teddy Diggs, publisher/editor, said, "These leaders represent the rich breadth and depth of the IT community that supports teaching, learning, research, and administrative services in higher education. I look forward to their wisdom and experience in developing valuable content for the magazine’s readers." -- Posted 9 December 2009 Read more >>
Kelley sponsors international IT workshop
IT researchers and practitioners will travel to Phoenix on Dec. 14-15 for the 19th annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), held before the annual International Conference on Information Systems. This year's WITS is organized by Kelley School of Business Information Systems Professor Vijay Khatri and his colleague at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Huimin Zhao. The theme is "Interdisciplinary Frontiers in Information Technology Innovation." -- Posted 9 December 2009 Read more >>
Vespignani to collaborate on $35.5M Army research project
Two distinguished IU Rudy Professors -- Stanley Wasserman, chair of the Department of Statistics, and Alessandro Vespignani, professor in the School of Informatics and Computing -- have been named as collaborators in a $35.5M Army Research Laboratory project expected to span 10 years and involve 10 additional universities and corporations. Vespignani is director of the Center for Complex Networks and Systems Research at IU's Pervasive Technology Institute. -- Posted 4 December 2009 Read more >>
IU unveils $10M Innovate Indiana Fund
IU President McRobbie has unveiled a new $10M venture capital fund aimed at investing in the development of innovations and technologies created at the university. The goal of the new Innovate Indiana Fund would be to assist in the translation of new concepts and technologies created at IU into the marketplace as commercial products, services, and treatments developed by emerging technology-based companies. -- Posted 4 December 2009 Read more >>
Adobe Success Story: IU
One year ago, IU entered into a groundbreaking software agreement with Adobe, the first such agreement between Adobe and any university, modeled after the Microsoft agreement. Adobe presents Integrating technology, university-wide, highlighting what the agreement has meant for IU students, faculty, and staff. The enterprise-wide agreement makes a wide range of Adobe software available to the IU community at no cost on IUware. -- Posted 3 December 2009 Read more >>

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