Information Technology Services

By Curt Price

Do you consider yourself a creative person? Do you enjoy Adobe Photoshop? Illustrator? Dreamweaver? Audition? Premiere? Acrobat? Or... have you ever wanted to learn how to use/play with any Adobe application? Or... have you heard other people talk about these applications and just want to be one of the "cool kids"?

Well...

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You can now.

<announcement>The entire Adobe Creative Cloud Suite is now available to ...

By Jennifer Albat

The offices of Educational Outreach, Accessible Campus Community & Equitable Student Support (ACCESS), and Information Technology Services are collaborating to bring you a new audio/video hosting platform called TechSmith Relay.

TechSmith Relay will serve as the primary platform for storing media content across campus, giving faculty, students, and staff the ability to create, upload, and share videos from one location. In addition to its storing and sharing capabilities, Tec...

By Emily Macios

As you've probably heard by now, yesterday Apple announced its new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models coming out this fall. While battery life is improved, and the camera gets a new wide angle and zoom lens, there are not many other substantial upgrades from last year's iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max models.

While a device upgrade may not be worth your money, the latest software upgrade is free and should bring some notable improvements to your current iPhone. Available later next w...

By Emily Macios

Have a list, note, recipe, or any type of table information that you'd like to convert into an Excel spreadsheet? It's as easy and simple as taking a photo of it.

Microsoft Excel, included in the Office 365 suite, makes it simple to turn nearly any data into an Excel spreadsheet with the snap of a photo. Available for Android and iPhone, Excel's Insert Data from Picture Tool lets you take a photo of the data, and automatically converts the photo into editable table data.

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