ICT is upgrading the server hardware running the following sites.  Following this update the procedure for updating page content will change.  This new method will apply to sites hosted on the following web servers after the listed dates:

• classes.maxwell.syr.edu (upgrade completed)
• faculty.maxwell.syr.edu (upgrade completed)
• student.maxwell.syr.edu (upgrade completed)
• sites.maxwell.syr.edu (upgrade completed)
• staff.maxwell.syr.edu (upgrade completed) 

A new University Committee on Copyright has been created and tasked with overseeing that the use of copyrighted works on campus is consistent with federal law, University policy and the University's academic mission.

• Read the full SU News story here
  
• Syracuse University Copyright Best Practices for Digital Courses
  
• SU Copyright Advisory Committee (SUCAC) & Copyright Inquiry Form

The Maxwell School's wireless network has been upgraded to a more secure technology (802.1x).  This wireless network is known campus-wide as "AirOrangeX".  The older "Maxwell-School" wireless network is no longer in service.  Additionally, the older campus wireless technology (AirOrange) and its login/access page (http://airorange.syr.edu) will only support PDA access.

Some of the available materials include:

• Finding Access 2003 Commands In Access 2007
  
• An Office 2007 Overview
  
• Vista Desktop Overview
  
• Vista Start Menu Overview
  
• Tips for Finding Your Files and Folders in Vista
  
• Using Windows Explorer and Folders in Vista
  
• Windows Vista Sidebar and Gadgets

Please go to this section to download material used in ICT's Vista and Office 2007 training sessions.

There is a known compatibility issue when using the http://grants.gov/ website with Windows Vista.  Grants.gov is aware of the problem and is working on a solution. 

Maxwell’s Interactive Media Lab computers (Eggers 062) have now been upgraded with Adobe’s latest Creative Suite 3 software.   For example, one can use Photoshop’s new quick selection tool to easily cut an object out of an image, animate it in After Effects, splice the animation on top of video footage in Premiere, and export it to Flash for streaming online -- all in one fell swoop.