UCCS

Chris King has been sharing messages of one sort or another for over 20 years, doing everything from small workshops and seminars for a dozen to international conferences for thousands (and even a few singing telegrams and improv skits thrown in for ...

This paper introduces the Special Interest Group on the Internet and Operation Technology (SIG-IOT) of the Information Processing Society of Japan (IPSJ). IPSJ SIG-IOT is a similar association to ACM SIGUCCS in Japan. It retains about four hundred ...

Metropolitan State University of Denver serves a diverse student population, with significant percentages of enrolled students experiencing housing insecurity and food insecurity during the academic year. A percentage of students also lack reliable ...

With the expansion of COVID-19 outbreaks, the lecture environment has changed dramatically. Various activities have been held by distance learning, however, the style of online learning and hybrid learning is also popular. The key to these lectures is ...

Our university updated its network to improve security and network stability in 2021. The new network has introduced UTM (Unified Threat Management) with the necessary licenses and bandwidth to allow all members to make VPN (Virtual Private Network) ...

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT) has provided a university information system based on BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) environment since April 2016. This university information system has provided a brand-new computer system for the ...

Yet another wearable LED Matrix sign system, teleport dresser, is presented. We have shown a wearable LED Matrix sign system, sign system 2015, which shows tweets of Twitter, in SIGUCCS 2015. The sign system 2015 could not change the color of the sign. ...

In response to the changing work modalities of a large portion of its new hybrid workforce, the CU Boulder Office of Information Technology (OIT) team developed a plan and a technical design for computer hoteling stations. In this paper, we will ...

We have continued to receive positive feedback on this panel, and as positive mental wellbeing it is something of a timeless topic (for better or for worse), we are once again offering a panel presentation and discussion on the subject of mental health ...

Once the economic shutdown of the COVID-19 pandemic reversed and people started returning to work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, there was a pressing need for meeting spaces that support hybrid meetings. Since there was little expertise on ...

Is decision-making a black hole at your university? Are colleagues left wondering why they didn't find out about a crucial technical change until after the fact? Do balls routinely get dropped, with people assuming someone else is responsible for the ...

When in-person classes at Indiana University were canceled in March 2020 due to the pandemic, something most only thought of as a “worst-case scenario” became the new normal. Faculty faced the daunting task of moving their classes online quickly, and ...

A foundation of effective software asset management, the Effective License Position (ELP) is a seemingly straightforward calculation: What software is deployed in your organization versus what your organization is entitled to use. This is simple in ...

In the spring of 2021, Apple unveiled the M1 iMacs. At Carleton, our public labs use Boot Camp to dual boot OS X and Windows, which Apple's new iMacs no longer support. Faced with the options of creating a new lab build and having some of our labs being ...

The SIGUCCS Book Club reads six books each year on topics ranging from leadership to personal productivity. This lightning talk will cover the books from 2020 and 2021.

Retrospectives after incidents, sprints, and projects are a powerful tool to gather information about how things went and improve. Does everyone feel safe to contribute? Conducting retrospectives in a blameless fashion is important so that everyone ...

As educational technology specialists, we help faculty create and deliver online classes all the time. However, online classes are a small part of our offerings at the University of Rochester. During the pandemic, there was a move to remote teaching in ...

You have essential information to share and a limited time to connect with your listeners. So how do you ensure you're making the most of that time? I'll share five foundational elements that help ensure you're getting your message across, and your ...

As a full-time educational technologist of ten years and a part-time performing musician of fifteen, the onset of the pandemic in March 2020 presented me with my dream: a work-from-home schedule with wide-open afternoons and weekends. But before I could ...

In Kyushu University, Information Infrastructure Initiative manages a Microsoft 365 tenant for our university members. We started offering Office 365 in 2016 and migrated our university-wide email service to Microsoft 365 Exchange Online in 2018. Due ...

In Fukuyama University, we have an educational affairs system and a course management system for education for more correct work and increasing efficiency of educational affairs and education. However, we do not have a common computer system for our ...

In March and April 2020, virtually every institution found themselves scrambling to adapt to the tectonic shift in campus life caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fortunately, MSU Denver Information Technology Services found that the department was better ...

As was the case with many sister institutions, the Office of Technology Services (OTS) at the Illinois Institute of Technology (Illinois Tech) needed to implement a robust solution for academic software access. The shift of primary university ...

COVID-19 has changed our daily lives dramatically; temporary lectures moved online to address the pandemic are now no longer temporary but a common occurrence. In Japan, COVID-19 cases have fluctuated repeatedly and a state of emergency has been ...