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We oversee information technology (IT) at the University by providing guidance to central and collegiate units and managing the system-wide IT enterprise.
For nearly a year, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) has been working on plans to integrate Google applications for use at the University of Minnesota. After months of planning, collaboration, development, and testing, Google Apps for the University is almost here.
The system status page is used to communicate the current status of various services supported by OIT. The system status page is also used to announce scheduled maintenance for services and to communicate post mortem analyses of outages.
Along with the Academic Technology Advisory Committee (ATAC), we invite you to attend our first pecha kucha-style event. Ten short, entertaining presentations will be given by faculty, staff, and students on the topic “Google@UMN,” followed by breakout discussion sessions.
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) is pleased to announce three technology training options being offered at no charge through the Coffman Union Tech Stop (photograph by Kate Casper).
The world is facing a dwindling supply of IPv4 address space and significant and growing demand for IP addresses. Here, at the University of Minnesota, OIT is adopting a new Internet protocol known as IPv6.
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) provides a variety of educational technologies that enable instructors to deliver their classes to students at a distance.