ITaP Headlines

• Assistive technology helps mother enjoy spring commencement, son graduate

  The cooperative effort of multiple Purdue departments, including the Disabilities Resource Center and ITaP, allowed a mother with profound hearing loss to better enjoy commencement – and helped her son earn his degree – both with an assist from assistive technology.

• Revamped course engages students through active learning, technology

  By incorporating real-world skill development and instructional technology into their industrial supply chain management classes, Assistant Professor Regena Scott and graduate assistant Christine Witt transformed a lecture course to create enhanced, active learning opportunities, such as interactive gaming and competitive simulations.

• Research computing coffee consultations offer benefits for would-be, new and experienced users

  Weekly “Coffee Break Consultations” with ITaP Research Computing (RCAC) staff are informal meetups with benefits for new and experienced high-performance computing users or faculty, staff and students just thinking about adding the tool to their research toolbox.

More ITaP News

• Career account storage limit will rise to 5GB after directory migration in early May

• Guru to replace Sage and Mentor academic login servers

• Confluence upgrade allows Purdue wikis to be open to the public

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