This edition, we're recommending "Google Apps for Students." Use Google Apps to stay organized, be productive, and collaborate and communicate with other students. This course will teach you tips, tricks, and best practices.
Read MoreWelcome back to Wheaton! Academic and Institutional Technology is looking forward to working with you and is available to assist you with any technology-related questions you might have.
Read MoreWheaton College is working in partnership with Dominican University, Elmhurst College, Judson College, and North Central College to improve each of our institution's cybersecurity.
Read MoreStudent Accounts will begin using an online bill notification and payment center beginning July 2016. Students can securely access their billing and payment information through the Wheaton Portal.
Read MoreDuring the summer of 2016, we updated the technology in several classrooms on campus.
Read MoreWe’re pleased to announce the new Wheaton Portal, formerly known as the myWheaton Portal. The Wheaton Portal is located at portal.wheaton.edu.
Read MoreDuring the summer of 2016, we will make some changes to College-owned Macs.
Read MoreWe will discontinue Wheaton College's SharePoint license in July 2016 in order to use College resources more effectively.
Read MoreIn July 2016, Equipment Circulation will be closed for inventory and renovation.
Read MoreGlobalProtect establishes a secure connection to the Wheaton College resources from off-campus.
Read MoreLabShare will be retired on August 12 in order to encourage better data security. This network drive was used to store and share lab data and reports in the natural sciences.
Read MoreAt 10:00 PM on June 29, we will update SPSS licenses for the 2017 fiscal year. During this update, SPSS will be unavailable.
Read MoreOn June 30, training materials will move from training.wheaton.edu to www.wheaton.edu/ait. This will combine all Academic and Institutional Technology information and resources into one website.
Read MoreSome employees recently received an email claiming to be a request for payment. The email includes a “drive link” to a payment form and asks the recipient to fill it out as quickly as possible.
Read MoreWe recommend watching "PowerPoint Tips and Tricks for Business Presentations." This course will teach you how to use PowerPoint to create effective presentations that keep audiences interested and engaged.
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