Getting Started
August 20, 2024
School is back!
Be ready to succeed this semester, whether it is your first or last, with the help of OU IT!
Getting Started
Quick links to resources can be found on ou.edu/ouit/students and ou.edu/ouit/learning! These scratch the surface of available resources and links.
Here is an initial checklist to get started!
Tech Bootcamp
OU IT Learning Spaces team has created a Tech Bootcamp that is available for all Faculty and Students, and new and incoming students will automatically be enrolled
Tech Bootcamp is a course on Canvas that is quick, simple and painless! It is designed to introduce you to the technology on your respective campus.
Students will learn how to connect to the internet, set up your accounts and so much more. This course will be a low-stakes environment for students to get experience in Canvas by learning how to post a discussion post, complete an assignment and take a quiz before jumping into the busy school semester.
If you are not automatically enrolled in the course you can find it here: https://canvas.ou.edu/courses/400526
LinkedIn Learning
A great resource students have during their time at OU is LinkedIn Learning! For incoming and transfer students below are some helpful LinkedIn Learning videos.
Additionally, LinkedIn Learning has introduced AI-powered coaching that can help you find courses and videos related to a potential career path.
This resource is available during your entire time at OU! Explore LinkedIn Learning and see what courses you can watch that will add to your education experience. LinkedIn Learning even has resources that will benefit you towards the end of your education like resume building and interview skills.
If you need computer support, please contact the OU IT Service Desk on your campus.
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! All faculty, staff, and students are welcome to participate.
On September 30th, 2024, OU IT welcomed its new Chief Information Officer, Nishanth Rodrigues.
How do you use technology in your teaching, learning, and research? The OU Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Committee wants to hear from you.