LIS installed a new black & white printer and a release station for student use in Chateau 001 lower level study lounge. The PaperCut print queue name is CHT001. A list of all public printer locations can be found at http://go/print
LIS installed a new black & white printer and a release station for student use in Chateau 001 lower level study lounge. The PaperCut print queue name is CHT001. A list of all public printer locations can be found at http://go/print
Early this morning, Middlebury experienced another email phishing attempt. The email message read like this:
— Message Start —
Warning !!!
Web administration has noticed your email was logged in in another location we advised that you change your PASSWORD to submit your new information CLICK HERE
Thank you for using our email.
Copyright ©2013 Email Helpdesk Centre.
— Message End —
Had you followed the CLICK HERE link in the phishing email, you might have seen another fraudulent Google form asking for your account credentials and other personal information.
Be advised that Google recently implemented security improvements to the Google Drive/Docs service that blocked the fraudulent form almost immediately. In addition, controls were enabled on our systems to block any additional matching messages from being delivered.
Still, if you suspect that you may have recently provided your Middlebury credentials to a fraudulent Google web form, you should immediately reset your password at go/activate and then contact the Helpdesk. If you become aware that your Middlebury account has been disabled, you must contact the Helpdesk to resolve.
It is important that community members keep themselves informed about these types of information security threats and be vigilant about protecting their credentials and personal information.
More information about safe computing practices is available at go/infosec and remember that you can report phishing attempts to phishing@middlebury.edu.
Staff evaluations are in full swing and it’s time to set our sights for the coming year. Staff… Did you set goals that could be more easily reached if you had more technical skills? Managers… Do you have staff who want or need to acquire more technical expertise? lynda.com is here to help!
This small sampler of topics is just the beginning —
currently offers over 1600 course titles from which to choose. Just click any of these course links, log on with your Middlebury username and password and you’re on your way. Work through an entire course or view just the movie segments you need — it’s up to you.
Need a hand getting started? Sign up for a lynda.com overview session, visit go/lyndainfo for more details, or send an email inquiry to helpdesk@middlebury.edu.
Best of luck with your goal-setting!
PBS: Will 3D Printing Change the World? (via Stephen Abram) See also, the 3Doodler Kickstarter project — a 3D printing pen!
Google Reader R.I.P.! (although not until July 1, 2013). Lifehacker offers alternatives to organize and sort your RSS news feeds.
Article by Middlebury’s Jason Mittell about the contrast between the rhetoric regarding Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and that about the Coalition of Open Access Policy Institutions (COAPI – free online availability of faculty journal articles) in the Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Students… Interested in skills you can use in Life Beyond Midd? lynda.com has everything you need! Just click any of these course links, log on with your Middlebury username and password and you’re on your way. Work through an entire course or view just the movie segments you need — it’s up to you.
This small sampler of business skills topics is just the beginning — lynda currently offers over 1600 course titles from which to choose.
Need a hand getting started? Sign up for our lynda.com overview session at noon on March 15.
For trend comparison, the previous month’s statistics are included in parentheses.
The following stats refer to activity on the Middlebury College Facebook page, the Middlebury College Twitter account, and share buttons on the main Middlebury College website. For trend comparison, the previous month’s statistics are included in parentheses, where appropriate.
“Reach” is the number of people who saw the post. “Engagement” is the number of people who clicked on the post.
ShareThis is a service that tracks the clicks on the sharing buttons on our website. These buttons are shown on news postings, which are primarily found in the News Room, Arts, Sustainability, and Athleticssections of the site.