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Title Date Summary
301 Student grades just a phone call away
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 95:26, p.1
12/4/1998 Students will be able to get access to their grades via telephone and Internet.
302 Plenty of technology gifts this holiday season
Public Relations News Release 1998:165, p.1
11/25/1998 Rich Varn talks about the number of laptop computers available for the holiday season.
303 Grades to be easier for students to access
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 95:21, p.4
11/10/1998 Students will be able to access grades over Internet through Access UNI and Voice FX Company.
304 Virus infects computers
Northern Iowan 95:21, p.1
11/10/1998 ITS shut down campus computer labs to deal with CIH virus infection.
305 Expanded Internet service offered to campus community
Campus News Network 9:7, p.2
11/9/1998 New Internet service provider Simply Internet offers better and faster access to the Internet.
306 UNI vs. Y2K; campus tackles the year 2000 computer problem
Culpepper--Gwenne C. Holmes (Compliance and Equity Staff)
Campus News Network 9:6, p.1
10/26/1998 UNI continues work on updating systems to eliminate year 2000 problems.
307 Where are they now? Chris Pirillo caught in net; class of '96
Welsch--Craig
Northern Iowan 95:15, p.9
10/20/1998 1996 graduate Chris Pirillo runs his own company, Lockergnome, which produces a widely-distributed computer newsletter; photo.
308 PCs becoming almost human-like
Public Relations News Release 1998:83, p.1
10/15/1998 Rich Varn discusses the perfection of technology's artificial intelligence.
309 Students find upgraded computer centers on campus this fall
Public Relations News Release 1998:69, p.1
10/12/1998 UNI's Information Technology Services has completed major upgrades to student computer labs on campus.
310 Computer lab expands hours
Peterson--Sethanne
Northern Iowan 95:11, p.4
10/6/1998 Computer lab in the former Student Organization Center in Maucker Union will maintain the same hours as the Union.
311 ResNet: New wave for net surfers
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 95:9, p.10
9/29/1998 New ResNet, Residential Network, allows students in the dorms to access the Internet; photo.
312 Free computer training workshops - October schedule
Northern Iowan 95:8, p.7
9/25/1998 October schedule for free computer training.
313 Should very young children learn to use a computer?
Public Relations News Release 1998:52, p.1
9/24/1998 Dean Primrose states that software programs are beneficial to a child's education but that there are also other important factors to consider.
314 Right to privacy at UNI greatly ignored
Patocka--Jason (Class of 2000)
Northern Iowan 95:6, p.6
9/18/1998 Believes UNI does not respect privacy when it puts personal information on the Internet.
315 Lexis-Nexis now more accessible to students, faculty and staff
Peterson--Sethanne
Campus News Network 9:3, p.2
9/14/1998 UNI now has easier Web access to Lexis/Nexis called Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe.
316 Online parking permit registration tested
Campus News Network 9:3, p.2
9/14/1998 Staff members tested online parking permit registration service; new service should be available spring 1999.
317 Free computer training workshops
Northern Iowan 95:3, p.7
9/4/1998 September computer training workshop schedule and course descriptions.
318 Party of 1999 could end in disaster
Roehlk--Stephanie
Northern Iowan 95:3, p.13
9/4/1998 UNI continues to work on solving the problems the Year 2000 will have on computer systems.
319 UNI vs. Y2K
Culpepper--Gwenne C. Holmes (Compliance and Equity Staff)
Northern Iowa Today 27:1, p.1
9/1/1998 Survey of UNI efforts to prepare computer systems for the year 2000.
320 New ethical dilemmas are being born out of new technologies
Public Relations News Release 1998:12, p.1
8/27/1998 UNI Associate Vice President of Information Technology Garry Bozylinsky discusses the problems new technologies have made in the workplace.
321 Teacher Helpline throws a lifeline to new teachers
Campus News Network 9:1, p.1
8/17/1998 New computerized helpline offers assistance to beginning teachers.
322 New teachers can find help through UNI's teacher helpline
Public Relations News Release 1997:419, p.1
8/13/1998 Help for new teachers is available through UNI's Teacher Helpline.
323 Videoconferencing comes to the common man through the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:415, p.1
7/30/1998 Videoconferencing is becoming more readily available to the common person.
324 Teacher Helpline provides valuable link for first year teachers
Purdy--DeWayne D. (Public Relations Staff)
Northern Iowa Today 82:1, p.7
7/1/1998 Internet-based service to help new teachers.
325 Home PC market is booming
Public Relations News Release 1997:375, p.1
6/11/1998 Home computer use is on the rise; nearly four out of ten homes have a computer.
326 University of Northern Iowa graduate students provide computer orientation workshops for senior citizens
Public Relations News Release 1997:350, p.1
5/14/1998 Graduate students developed and taught workshops to familiarize senior citizens with computer technology.
327 Setting up vacation E-mail/voice mail messages
Campus News Network 8:18, p.2
5/4/1998 Ways to prepare messaging systems for vacation.
328 Grade distribution modified; students assigned viewing times
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 94:53, p.2
4/24/1998 Students may view their grades via the Internet at assigned times according to their social security number.
329 RESNET will connect UNI dorms on-line
Roelofs--Mike
Northern Iowan 94:48, p.1
4/7/1998 Students will have direct network connections from their dorm rooms in fall 1998.
330 On-line book swap coming soon to make selling, buying books easier
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 94:43, p.2
3/10/1998 Northern Iowa Student Government and Tomahawk are working on getting an online bookstore to make buying and selling textbooks easier.
331 College Jeopardy offers big prizes; on-line participation easily accessible, fun
Waldschmitt--Jennifer
Northern Iowan 94:37, p.3
2/17/1998 College students can now play Jeopardy online through Sony.
332 UNI residence hall students getting "wired"
Public Relations News Release 1997:217, p.1
2/12/1998 ResNet will provide direct connections to the UNI computer network and the Internet.
333 Library offers help to prevent computer difficulties
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 94:34, p.3
2/6/1998 Rod Library will offer workshops on electronic reference sources throughout the semester; photo.
334 Upgrading your computer
Public Relations News Release 1997:196, p.1
1/29/1998 Director of Production Services Rich Varn offers advice on when to upgrade your computer or buy a new one.
335 W2 . . . 1040A . . . Schedule C . . . audits! Find tax help on the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:196, p.1
1/29/1998 UNI associate professor of accounting Dennis Schmidt advises on how to get tax help over the Internet.
336 UNI residence halls "wired"
Campus News Network 8:11, p.1
1/26/1998 ResNet system now connects each dorm room directly to the campus network and Internet; photo.
337 Access UNI no longer inaccessible
Deibler--Molly (Class of 1999)
Northern Iowan 94:29, p.1
1/16/1998 Many students encountered problems when trying to view their grades on the Web via UNI's new Access UNI system; photo.
338 UNI calendar goes interactive
Campus News Network 8:10, p.1
1/12/1998 UNI Calendar of Events is now accessible via AccessUNI and allows users to search for events.
339 Q-W-E-RT-Y U-I--O-P
Grimes--Vicki King (Public Relations Staff)
Northern Iowa Today 81:2, p.7
1/1/1998 Professor Dean Primrose believes keyboarding should be taught to young students.
340 The next great thing; the World Wide Web means great opportunities for higher education
Honnold--Donavan
Northern Iowa Today 81:2, p.2
1/1/1998 Extensive survey of ways in which UNI faculty and students use the Web; photo.
341 Video conferencing comes home
Public Relations News Release 1997:167, p.1
12/23/1997 Rich Varn of UNI's Information Technology Services outlines the benefits of computers supporting video and audio.
342 Staying at the forefront of technology isn't easy
Public Relations News Release 1997:149, p.1
12/11/1997 Bob Hardman says to obtain high-tech equipment while maintaining a budget the University should lease instead of purchase.
343 Access UNI: the next generation of on-line resources
Campus News Network 8:9, p.1
12/8/1997 Students, faculty, and staff can access a variety of information and forms via Access UNI; photo.
344 Access UNI makes grade cards obsolete
Deibler--Molly (Class of 1999)
Northern Iowan 94:26, p.4
12/5/1997 Grades will be available by computer at end of this semester; photo.
345 Santa goes high-tech: 1997's hottest computer gifts and gadgets
Public Relations News Release 1997:142, p.1
12/4/1997 Rich Varn will discuss technological gifts for everyone.
346 Students turning more often to electronic research
Public Relations News Release 1997:135, p.1
11/27/1997 Kate Martin, Head of Collection Management and Special Services at UNI, reports that students would rather use electronic sources to prepare research.
347 WWW.Visual Basic
Campus News Network 8:8, p.2
11/24/1997 Roberta Roth, Shashi Kaparthi, and Rex Karsten are teaching Visual Basic course through the Internet.
348 E-mail etiquette; how to properly send electronic mail
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Northern Iowan 94:24, p.15
11/21/1997 General rules for behavior while using E-mail.
349 Tips, warnings for computer buyers
Bingaman--Sarah Marie (Class of 2000)
Northern Iowan 94:24, p.4
11/21/1997 Information that students need when buying a computer.
350 UNI course lets you learn computer programming on the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:123, p.1
11/13/1997 UNI Assistant Professor of Management Rex Karsten reports on the popularity of Visual Basic programming class offered over the Internet.

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