Academic & Research
Thanks to a research grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Cornell Information Technologies (CIT) has developed 100 gigabit per second (Gbps) networking at Cornell, bringing the next generation of networking connectivity directly to the university’s faculty and student researchers...Read more
Reproducible Research @ Cornell, a set of events on November 28-29, 2018.Read more
Canvas is a web-based course management system used by students and faculty. Canvas makes it easy for instructors to manage materials distribution, assignments, communications, and other aspects of instruction for their courses. This service is available at no cost and is supported for use by...Read more
The Cornell University Center for Advanced Computing announced that it received a $986,580 supplemental award from the National Science Foundation.Read more
Accessible websites are designed to be usable by anyone, regardless of device, language, culture, location, or physical or mental ability. Specifically, web accessibility is a set of practices, choices, and standards aimed at making websites that people with a diverse range of hearing, movement...Read more
A cross-divisional project is underway based on the late President Garrett's survey to determine areas of administrative burden, which identified Facilities Inventory management and reservations among the top areas for improvement.
Recognizing the need for a university-wide system to...Read more
A first-person report back from an Educause conference last February.Read more
Cornell is undergoing a review of its academic learning management system, Blackboard Learn, the first review since 2007. The learning management system plays a significant role in teaching and learning at Cornell. It is vital that we have a system that both meets current faculty needs and...Read more
The CU Electronic Student Records [CUESR] Solution is an ImageNow-based document management application used to manage registrar-oriented documents associated with Undergraduate, Professional School, Professional Degree Program, and Continuing Education students. The primary usage is to ingest...Read more