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Stories about our impact on campus and the surrounding community
Tech Services Revamps Classrooms for Hybrid Learning for Spring 2024
Technology Services’ Classroom & Conference Media Engineering (CCME) team built out hybrid-flexible (HyFlex) classrooms for the Spring 2024 semester. Hyflex classrooms are equipped with advanced technology for sharing lectures via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, support interactive learning, and extend enrollment capacities.
Erik Coleman Behind the Screens: The Apple II to Access Architect
What does Erik Coleman do as an Identity and Access Architect at Tech Services, and what was his journey to getting here?
Best Tech Gifts for 2023
There’s still time to pick up a tech gift for the holidays.
Illinois’ Commitment to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and Digital Accessibility
Starting January 1, 2024, the University will require all internally developed electronic information (such as websites) be up to the WCAG 2.2 standards. Read about WCAG 2.2, what Illinois is already doing to ensure digital accessibility, and what Illinois will be doing in the months to come.
Stephen Butler Behind the Screens: The Story of a Tech Services Developer
Learn about Stephen Butler and what he does as a developer at Tech Services.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign IT Recognized by EdScoop
U of I IT and CIO Mairéad Martin were recognized as industry leaders by EdScoop.
Lindsey Sharp Behind the Screens: Canvas Extraordinaire
When an Illinois instructor needs help with Canvas, they call eLearning Specialist Lindsey Sharp to solve the problem.
Shawn Flaningam Behind the Screens: Campus Wi-Fi from 2010 to today
There are only a few things Shawn Flaningam has never experienced, and being a NASCAR firefighter is not one of them. Neither is having a day job as a Technology Services Wi-Fi Network Engineer.
Collaboration Proved “Mission Critical” in the Skype-to-Teams Migration
With the help of around 350 people in different groups across campus, over 21,000 university accounts were transitioned from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams as a result of the Skype-to-Teams Transition project this summer.