For several years, financial institutions and large web sites such as Amazon and eBay have been used in "phishing" attacks in an attempt to gain personal information from customers of these sites. While […]
We’ve had a number of calls recently about the weather forecast no longer appearing on the Faculty/Staff or Current Students web pages. Instead of seeing the local weather forecast, these pages were showing […]
Saturday October 11 the IT Services department and the Wabash Environmental Concerns Committee sponsored our second annual Community Computer Recycle Day. Wabash faculty, staff and students, as well as members of the […]
Earlier this month, Google released a major upgrade of its free photo editing software, Picasa. For those not familiar with Picasa, it offers all the tools necessary to organize and edit your […]
Read More - Picasa 3 Photo Editing Software is Essential Upgrade
IT Services has licensed the Atomic Learning on-line learning system for all faculty, staff, and students. Atomic Learning offers short on-line video-based instruction for many computer programs and technologies, including Microsoft Office, […]
Read More - Atomic Learning Now Available to Wabash Community
Starting this Fall we will be using iTunes U instead of the Virtual Media Reserves (VMR) for course specific media and public presentations. Please read on for general information about iTunes U, […]
Jeana Rogers, Instructional Media Specialist — There are many software programs that have features and tools that are designed to be used with a pen or a brush. Programs like Photoshop and […]
Whenever I travel, I tend to agonize over airline ticket prices and wonder if I should buy now or wait, especially when buying tickets for my entire family. Farecast, a recent entry into the […]
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Last Saturday, the IT Services department and the Wabash Environmental Concerns Committee sponsored a Community Computer Recycle Day. Wabash faculty, staff and students, as well as members of the greater Crawfordsville community, […]
It’s nearly impossible these days to walk across the Wabash campus and not see students (or employees) sporting the tell-tale white iPod ear buds. Many people take their iPods everywhere, and this frequent […]
Cryptographer and computer security specialist Bruce Schneier once wrote “The user’s going to pick dancing pigs over security every time.” And who can blame them? It’s hard to get excited about computer […]
IT Services “Tech Talks” are held in Baxter Hall 114 on the second and fourth Tuesday each month. Each Tech Talk features a presentation on technology at Wabash, and includes lunch. Talks […]
