At a Technology Town Hall held March 2 in the Wheelock Student Center, members of the TS Student Staff presented demonstrations and information on exciting new technology initiatives with many benefits for Puget Sound students.<\/p>\n
First up was Joey Lange, a sophomore majoring in Computer Science<\/a> and Theatre Arts<\/a> who works at the Technology Service Desk<\/a>. Lange demonstrated a prototype of vDesk<\/a>, the virtual desktop that will be rolled out to Puget Sound students in April. Using his Mac, Lange showed the range of software available through vDesk, from Microsoft Office to Adobe Photoshop.<\/p>\n Jan Biernacke, a junior Biochemistry<\/a> and Business Leadership<\/a> major working in educational technology<\/a>, provided a tour of SoundNet<\/a>, the campus intranet. Among other things, she showed her personal MySite<\/a> and the site she created for the Hui-O-Hawaii student group.<\/p>\n Jinshil Yi, a sophomore majoring in Politics and Government<\/a> who works in the music lab<\/a>, spoke about the planned implementation of a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)<\/a> system on campus. She detailed some of the many benefits students may see, including expanded options for degree planning and course registration as well as mobile apps for accessing grades, class schedules, and campus maps. <\/p>\n TS staff William Morse, Mark Young, Cindy Riche, Steve Renker, and M.K. Smith also participated in the Town Hall, which was co-sponsored with the Associated Students of University of Puget Sound (ASUPS)<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" At a Technology Town Hall held March 2 in the Wheelock Student Center, members of the TS Student Staff presented demonstrations and information on exciting new technology initiatives with many benefits for Puget Sound students. First up was Joey Lange, … Continue reading