Recently, the OIS Network team expanded the coverage of the wireless network to all classrooms on the second and third floor of Jones Hall. The entire building should now have wireless access to the network.
With the expansion of wireless in Wyatt Hall over the Spring break, the two largest classroom buildings with only partial coverage now have complete coverage. All classroom and lab spaces in all academic buildings are now fully covered, except for the remaining partial coverage in Kittredge and Music.
Please see the OIS Wireless page for wireless coverage information.
We’ve released the latest addition to the Digital Teaching Showcase: Geoff Proehl on Oberon, the Theatre Arts wiki. Click here to see the video or go to the Showcase tab on the navigation bar above!
We’ve released the latest addition to the Digital Teaching Showcase: Lotus Perry on YackPack. Click here to see the video or go to the Showcase tab on the navigation bar above!
Here are some notes from this morning’s session at the NITLE Summit conference in San Francisco. The topic is web based mapping and geographic tools.
News flash from this session: Google Earth is about to put out infra-red images of the US.
What is “Webmapping” ? The progression from static maps to animated, real time, interactive, collaborative maps and the virtual globe.
- Biomapping.net maps sensors on people which track physiological response to their emotional state as they move through a geographical space
- Gapminder allows creation and sharing of complex geo-data vizualizations
- MapFrappe let’s you draw on Google Maps
- GMDir is a directory to many such Google Maps based mashups
Thanks for info to Vidya Ananthanaryanan of Trinity University
Here are some excellent projects other schools presented in sessions this morning at the NITLE Summit in San Francisco, as provided by NITLE friends via Twitter.