3 years ago
School of Medicine IT recently launched an IT Training site with live and on-demand educational technology sessions for the school. Here are some of the upcoming events scheduled for October. Except where noted, you can register for these classes on our Events page. We hope you’ll join us!
3 years ago
Kelly Brown, MBA, has been named Interim Associate Dean and Chief Information Officer for the UNC School of Medicine. Kelly began in her new position on September 1.
3 years ago
The School of Medicine is now using UNC’s new cloud Panopto for lecture capture recording.
3 years ago
The University’s phone service will be moving from Verizon to AT&T over the next 36 months. The University is developing a migration schedule that will transition phone numbers on a building-by-building basis. On Friday, August 27th the University will be migrating all phone lines, including main lines, fax lines, and conference room lines in the following buildings.
3 years ago
The School of Medicine IT Technology Training website is now live!
3 years ago
School of Medicine IT will be performing maintenance to SOM file services on Saturday, July 24 starting at 10 a.m. and finishing up around 5 p.m. The School of Medicine IT SOM file services are usually accessed as the “H:”, “G:”, and “J:” drives. This work is non-disruptive and should cause no downtime.
3 years ago
UNC School of Medicine is moving from its on-premise Panopto system to UNC’s new Panopto cloud lecture capture system at the end of the spring semester.
4 years ago
Near the end of 2020, School of Medicine IT took steps to block the macOS 11 (Big Sur) upgrade on SOM IT-managed macOS devices upon learning of issues with the upgrade that could result in upgraded School of Medicine machines being left inoperable. Those issues have now been resolved.
4 years ago
Apple recently released a new operating system, macOS 11 (known as Big Sur), and the School of Medicine IT team has seen several issues occurring on devices that have been upgraded to this new version.
4 years ago
Medical students will soon have a one-stop shop for resources, and anyone who works with students, i.e. clinicians and faculty, will more easily be able to keep track of a student’s success.
