Showing posts with label Computer Lab Upgrade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computer Lab Upgrade. Show all posts

Sunday, August 25, 2019

Welcome Back! Fall Semester IT Services Announcements

We would like to welcome everyone back to campus and trust everyone had a relaxing and restorative summer break.

ITS Summer Updates

Client Services and Operations had a busy and very productive summer and would like to share some of our updates and accomplishments as we strive to be a strategic partner and provide exceptional customer service to the entire Manhattan College Community:


Computer Classroom Projector Upgrades 

The purpose of this project is to upgrade projectors across campus to the latest standard.  The objective is to, beginning with smart classrooms, (rooms featuring Crestron units) replace any Dell projector with the Casio laser models. A total of 19 classrooms across campus were upgraded with laser projectors this summer.

Computer Lab Upgrades

Our goal with this initiative is to follow a four year refresh cycle to keep equipment current across campus.  ITS tracks inventory and upgrades labs based on computer warranty expiration date. Faculty and students will return to campus to find significant improvements in the following labs:

De La Salle Hall Room 309
O'Malley Library 1st Floor Computer Lab
Research & Learning Center Room 102

The new computers are small form factor, they will be placed on top of the tables behind the monitors, the new set up allows for more leg room and the computers will be easier to turn on.


ITS Retrofits

The purpose of this project is to upgrade classrooms with older technology, so they can meet the current standard.  The following classrooms were updated:

De La Salle Hall Room 309
Hayden Hall Room 404
Research & Learning Center Room 102

Classroom Renovation included a joint effort with the Facilities Project Management team

IT Services supported converting De La Salle 300, the Capalbo Room, into a latest generation classroom with a laser projector, two TV monitors, 6 ceiling speakers, and a new Kramer VIA GO wireless presentation system. This room is also awaiting a new podium and a Chromebox for Meetings which will allow for video conferencing capability.


Summer Training Initiatives include:

Faculty and staff were able to dive deeper into Google Apps by participating in an 8 week Google Collaboration Challenge (#GSuite Collab). Participants who rose to the challenge not only improved their Google skills in Google Drive, Docs, Calendar and Forms but were awarded a Credly Digital Badge. The training materials are in an online Moodle Course: Google Summer Collaboration Challenge, for those wishing to improve their Google Skills this semester!

ITS Service Report link takes you to a series of links to reports generated by our ticketing and project management system. It includes data with regard to our service delivery statistics but also contains information with regard to rooms that are currently facing technology issues.

Not sure if a classroom issue has been resolved? Click here for an up to date Room Issues Report: Complete with details on current status of each room that has an issue.


ITS STARS Update:

A Student Technology And Resource Specialist (STARS) is a Manhattan College student who exemplifies Lasallian values by utilizing their unique skill set to assist members of the Manhattan College community. A STAR has a combination of excellent interpersonal communication skills and technology knowledge. STARS show compassion when working with members of the community who are having technical difficulties. STARS will be going through ongoing training this Fall and upgrading their technical skills in order to offer even stronger support to the Manhattan College community. Managers are organizing training and a student management hierarchy with the continued goal of a 90% student run Client Services department in the upcoming Fall 2019 semester.

Reminders

Have a question? Check out our Knowledge Base first.

The best way to get in touch with a Client Services representative is an email to its@manhattan.edu 
or a phone call to x7973 (718-862-7973) 
Note that email and voicemail for this line go to our ticketing system so we encourage you to leave a message

Please follow these instructions to update your personal email address:

How to Update Your Personal Email.

Remember that IT Services will never ask you for your password.

We encourage you all to please reset your computer password and provide the temporary password to ITS prior to dropping it off at Client Services. If you do not do this prior, please allocate an extra 5 minutes to work with a Client Services representative so that we can assist you in changing your password when working with us. Upon completion of work on your computer, please allocate another 5 minutes so that a Client Services representative can assist you in changing your password back to its original state. This is necessary in order to safeguard your password. Remember that you should never give your password out to anyone under any circumstances. Note that the same procedure holds true when you are requesting assistance with one of your Manhattan College accounts. For more details about best practices for keeping your information secure at Manhattan College click this Cyber Safety link found on the ITS website.

Client Services can NOT lend out equipment to students. If a student needs equipment for a project, they must have a Manhattan College employee sign out equipment on their behalf. Note that the Manhattan College employee is responsible for that equipment.

Client Services can provide short-term loaner equipment such as laptops and projectors by reservation. Note that if equipment is needed long term, it should be purchased via your department.

In lieu of loaning certain cables and remotes, Client Services has installed commonly used VGA and Audio cables as well as projector remotes in all yet-to-be-renovated classrooms. Network cables will be provided to faculty upon request. Faculty requiring other specialty cables or adapters (such as Apple VGA adapters) should contact Client Services for assistance purchasing this equipment as they are not stocked or provided by Client Services.

The Client Services office does not work on personal computers. We will train employees and students and instruct them on how to fix their computers, but personal computers cannot be dropped off for service. No personal items should ever be left in any of the Client Services offices.

Please remember to plan event setups in advance. We work with limited resources so we cannot always complete last minute requests.

Client Services currently has 2 convenient locations: Jasper Hall, Ground Floor, North Side & RLC 103C. Please stop by the location closest to you. We encourage you to call first to be sure that someone is available as we are constantly assisting the Manhattan College community.

Client Services Hours of Operations can be found here.

Computer Lab Hours can be found here.

Campus-owned computers are purchased with hardware support provided by the manufacturer. ITS will diagnose and determine whether manufacturer hardware support is needed. For the fastest service, clients are also able to contact the manufacturer directly to access hardware support and replacement.

Your feedback helps us improve our service and should be sent to: Tell ITS

Don't forget to add us to your Google+ circles +ITS.  Follow us on Twitter @MC_ITS and Instagram mc_ITS.

Check out our Manhattan College ITS Blog.

Thanks and wishing everyone a productive semester on behalf of the ITS team!

Monday, August 27, 2018

Welcome Back


We would like to welcome everyone back to campus and trust everyone had a relaxing and restorative summer break.

ITS Summer Updates

Client Services and Operations had a busy and very productive summer and would like to share some of our updates and accomplishments as we strive to be a strategic partner and provide exceptional customer service to the entire Manhattan College Community:

Upgraded Computer Labs in O’Malley Library:

Faculty and students will return to campus to find significant improvements in each lab of the library:

O’Malley 206: 38 new computers and monitors
O’Malley 410: 31 new computers and monitors
O’Malley 506: 28 new computers and monitors
Fifth floor Kiosks: 6 new monitors and desktop computers
The first floor library lab was updated with 9 computers

The new computers are small form factor, they will be placed on top of the tables behind the monitors, the new set up allows for more leg room and the computers will be easier to turn on.

Classroom Renovations include a joint effort with the Facilities Project Management team:

Converting the Research and Learning Center 205 Conference Room into a latest generation classroom with a computer and a new Kramer VIA GO wireless presentation system.

Leo 259 was converted to a latest generation classroom with a computer, laser projector and AirPlay Version 2 powered by Kramer VIA GO wireless presentation system.

Leo 3rd Floor Lab received 6 new computers.

Reynolds Room: Renovations consisting of 35 new computers, monitors and a Kramer Wireless presentation system are in progress and scheduled to be completed by the end of September. This timeline may change.

Wireless Presentation Upgrades:

ITS has upgraded the wireless presentation systems in 15 classrooms, to a new system called the Kramer VIA GO and we are using this opportunity to move to a hardware design which allows more devices to connect:
Our goal of improving classroom presentation technology has led us to an improved wireless presentation system in our classrooms: AirPlay Version 2 (Powered by Kramer VIA GO) will allow instructors and students to connect and present to a main display via any laptop or mobile device and edit documents and stream video.
In order to make the transition to this new system more seamless, we decided to stick with the AirPlay branding that the Manhattan College community has become familiar with over the past few years to be synonymous with our wireless presentation system.

The Kramer VIA GO is set up in the following classrooms:

De LaSalle 307 & 312
Hayden 201 & 202,
Miguel 304, 305, 306, 307, 308 & 314
Leo 102, 242, 259, 330 & 333
Research and Learning Center 205

Conference Room updates:

The Jamboard in the Charter Room has been replaced with a 65” inch HD TV on a stand and the Kramer VIA GO wireless presentation system.
In addition, Chromebox for Meetings has been installed in the Charter Room.
Kelly Commons 5th floor control units were updated to a new and easier to use interface.

Summer Training Initiatives include:

Faculty and staff were able to dive deeper into Google Apps by participating in an 8 week Google Collaboration Challenge (#GSuite Collab). Participants who rose to the challenge not only improved their Google skills in Google Drive, Docs, Calendar and Forms but were awarded a Credly Digital Badge. The training materials are in an online Moodle Course: Google Summer Collaboration Challenge, for those wishing to improve their Google Skills this semester!


ITS Service Report link takes you to a series of links to reports generated by our ticketing and project management system. It includes data with regard to our service delivery statistics but also contains information with regard to rooms that are currently facing technology issues.

Not sure if a classroom issue has been resolved? Click here for an up to date Room Issues report: Complete with details on current status of each room that has an issue.

ITS STARS Update:

A Student Technology And Resource Specialist (STARS) is a Manhattan College student who exemplifies Lasallian values by utilizing their unique skill set to assist members of the Manhattan College community. A STAR has a combination of excellent interpersonal communication skills and technology knowledge. STARS show compassion when working with members of the community who are having technical difficulties. STARS will be going through ongoing training this Fall and upgrading their technical skills in order to offer even stronger support to the Manhattan College community. Managers are organizing training and a student management hierarchy with the continued goal of a 90% student run Client Services department in the upcoming Fall 2018 semester.
Reminders

Have a question? Check out our Knowledge Base first.

The best way to get in touch with a Client Services representative is an email to its@manhattan.edu or a phone call to x7973 (718-862-7973). Note that email and voicemail for this line go to our ticketing system so we encourage you to leave a message

Please follow these instructions to update your personal email address:

How to Update Your Personal Email.

Remember that we will never ask you for your password.

We encourage you all to please reset your computer password and provide the temporary password to ITS prior to dropping it off at Client Services. If you do not do this prior, please allocate an extra 5 minutes to work with a Client Services representative so that we can assist you in changing your password when working with us. Upon completion of work on your computer, please allocate another 5 minutes so that a Client Services representative can assist you in changing your password back to its original state. This is necessary in order to safeguard your password. Remember that you should never give your password out to anyone under any circumstances. Note that the same procedure holds true when you are requesting assistance with one of your Manhattan College accounts. For more details about best practices for keeping your information secure at Manhattan College click this Cyber Safety link found on the ITS website.

Client Services can NOT lend out equipment to students. If a student needs equipment for a project, they must have a Manhattan College employee sign out equipment on their behalf. Note that the Manhattan College employee is responsible for that equipment.

Client Services can provide short-term loaner equipment such as laptops and projectors by reservation. Note that if equipment is needed long term, it should be purchased via your department.

In lieu of loaning certain cables and remotes, Client Services has installed commonly used VGA and Audio cables as well as projector remotes in all yet-to-be-renovated classrooms. Network cables will be provided to faculty upon request. Faculty requiring other specialty cables or adapters (such as Apple VGA adapters) should contact Client Services for assistance purchasing this equipment as they are not stocked or provided by Client Services.

The Client Services office does not work on personal computers. We will train employees and students and instruct them on how to fix their computers, but personal computers cannot be dropped off for service. No personal items should ever be left in any of the Client Services offices.

Please remember to plan event setups in advance. We work with limited resources so we cannot always complete last minute requests.

Client Services currently has 3 convenient locations: Jasper Basement, O’Malley Library Circulation Desk, & RLC 103C. Please stop by the location closest to you. We encourage you to call first to be sure that someone is available as we are constantly assisting the Manhattan College community.

Client Services Hours of Operations can be found here.

Computer Lab Hours can be found here.

Campus-owned computers are purchased with hardware support provided by the manufacturer. ITS will diagnose and determine whether manufacturer hardware support is needed. For the fastest service, clients are also able to contact the manufacturer directly to access hardware support and replacement.

Your feedback helps us improve our service and should be sent to: Tell ITS

Don't forget to add us to your Google+ circles +ITS and follow us on Twitter @MC_ITS

Check out our Manhattan College ITS Blog.



Thanks and wishing everyone a productive semester on behalf of the ITS team!

Monday, August 28, 2017

Welcome Back!

We would like to welcome everyone back to campus and trust everyone had a relaxing and restorative summer break.
ITS Summer Updates
Client Services and Operations had a busy and very productive summer and would like to share some of our updates and accomplishments as we strive to be a strategic partner and provide  exceptional customer service  to the entire Manhattan College Community:

Upgraded PCs in:

De La Salle 210, RLC 103 and 105
Significant upgrades include
  • Small Form Factor PC with mount placing PC behind monitor (RLC 103 and 105 only)
  • Solid State Hard Drive for improved performance.
Classroom Renovations include the following joint efforts with Facilities Project Management team.
  • Started installing Laser Projectors in renovated classrooms  
  • Faculty and students will appreciate the instant on and off feature and the brighter light displayed from these update models.
Renovated Classrooms:
De La Salle 210
  • Expanded to 34 desktops,
  • New teacher's Ergotron station,
  • New Laser Projector
  • A new monitor added at front of room and 2 monitors in the back of the room
De La Salle 209, Advanced Learning Center
  • 6 TV presentation stations
  • New furniture designed to promote a collaborative learning environment.
Standard renovation including new laser projectors:
  • De La Salle 214 & 216
  • Alumni  200 & 201
Testing two rooms with limited  technology upgrades only:
  • Renovation adding podium, PC and control unit
  • De La Salle 314 and Leo Hall 324
Replaced aging Library Kiosk PCs and deployed new kiosk image.
Installed two Google Jamboards in library study rooms
  • O’Malley 401
  • O’Malley 314 (Jamboard will be moved to 314 within the first 2 weeks of school)
Support:
  • Camino program by preparing a Chromebook cart containing 20 Chromebooks.
  • Chemical Engineering Department by setting up a mini computer lab


Software Updates:

New computer lab image faster than ever before.
Replaced aging PCs in smart classrooms across campus and deployed new classroom PC image.


We have deployed software to track usage of software in our classrooms and computer labs.  We will use this data to optimize our licensing budget.  The next phase of this is to publish real time usage statistics of computer lab computers so that you can know where a free computer is at any given time.  The software we are using is called Labstats.


ITS Service Report link takes you to a series of links to reports generated by our ticketing and project management system. It includes data with regard to our service delivery statistics but also contains information with regard to rooms that are currently facing technology issues.


Not sure if a classroom issue has been resolved?  Click here for an up to date  Room Issues report: Complete with details on current status of each room that has an issue.

Banner (Forms) received a facelift this summer!  

  • Banner Forms no longer requires JAVA, which means that more browsers, such as Google Chrome are now supported!


  • ITS rolled out an Enterprise Reporting Environment called Argos. ITS has been actively working with the user community to empower them through the use of Argos for report development and thereby giving them the ability to get to their data more quickly.


Networking Updates

  • Installed wireless throughout Alumni Hall to include classrooms 200 and 201, Student Health Services, and offices located on the second floor.


  • Upgraded networking equipment in Draddy Gymnasium and Alumni Hall to increase the network speed between the two buildings.

Glance MC Updates

  • Student Developers working for Web and Collaboration via Summer Internships and Work-Study / Campus Employment continue to update Manhattan College's Glance MC mobile app with new features and to take advantage of continuously evolving technologies.
  • Students and employees are encouraged to download the native app - or updates when available - from either the iTunes App Store or on Google Play.  A key element of the app is the bundled Digital Jasper Card, an enhancement to one's plastic card and part of the college's Jasper Pay initiative. This convenient option is accepted at college dining venues and can also be used for access to certain locations on campus which currently use the plastic card. You'll find other features of each app useful on-the-go, as well.
  • The Glance MC app is available in the iTunes App Store and on Google Play - simply search for “Glance MC”. For more information on this student-developed app, see the ITS Glance MC Mobile App page.

ITS STARS Update:

A Student Technology And Resource Specialist (STARS) is a Manhattan College student who exemplifies Lasallian values by utilizing their unique skill set to assist members of the Manhattan College community.  A STAR has a combination of excellent interpersonal communication skills and technology knowledge.  STARS show compassion when working with members of the community who are having technical difficulties.  STARS will be going through ongoing training this Fall and  upgrading their technical skills in order to offer even stronger support to the Manhattan College community. Managers are organizing training and a student management hierarchy with the goal of a 90% student run Client Services department in the upcoming Fall 2017 semester.
Reminders
Have a question?  Check out our Knowledge Base first.
The best way to get in touch with a Client Services representative is an email to its@manhattan.edu or a phone call to x7973 (718-862-7973). Note that email and voicemail for this line go to our ticketing system so we encourage you to leave a message
Please follow these instructions to update your personal email address: https://manhattan.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/KB/ArticleDet?ID=2619.
Remember that we will never ask you for your password. We encourage you all to please reset your computer and provide the temporary password to ITS prior to dropping it off at Client Services. If you do not do this prior, please allocate an extra 5 minutes to work with a Client Services representative so that they can assist you in changing your password when working with us. Upon completion of work on your computer, please allocate another 5 minutes so that a Client Services representative can assist you in changing your password back to its original state. This is necessary in order to safeguard your password. Remember that you should never give your password out to anyone under any circumstances. Note that the same procedure holds true when you are requesting assistance with one of your Manhattan College accounts. For more details about best practices for keeping your information secure at Manhattan College click this Cyber Safety link found on the ITS website.
Client Services can NOT lend out equipment to students. If a student needs equipment for a project, they must have a Manhattan College employee sign out equipment on their behalf. Note that the Manhattan College employee is responsible for that equipment.
Client Services can provide short-term loaner equipment such as laptops and projectors by reservation. Note that if equipment is needed long term, it should be purchased via your department.
In lieu of loaning certain cables and remotes, Client Services has installed commonly used VGA and Audio cables as well as projector remotes in all yet-to-be-renovated classrooms. Network cables will be provided to faculty upon request. Faculty requiring other specialty cables or adapters (such as Apple VGA adapters) should contact Client Services for assistance purchasing this equipment as they are not stocked or provided by Client Services.
The Client Services office does not work on personal computers. We will train employees and students and instruct them on how to fix their computers, but personal computers cannot be dropped off for service. No personal items should ever be left in any of the Client Services offices.
Please remember to plan event setups in advance. We work with limited resources so we cannot always complete last minute requests.  
Client Services currently has 3 convenient locations: Jasper Basement, LIB 502/504, & RLC 103. Please stop by the location closest to you. We encourage you to call first to be sure that someone is available as we are constantly assisting the Manhattan College community.
Client Services Hours of Operations can be found here.
Computer Lab Hours can be found here.
Campus-owned computers are purchased with hardware support provided by the manufacturer. ITS will diagnose and determine whether manufacturer hardware support is needed. For the fastest service, users are also able to contact the manufacturer directly to access hardware support and replacement.
Don't forget to add us to your Google+ circles +ITS and follow us on Twitter @MC_ITS
Check out our Blog: http://itsblog.manhattan.edu/
Check out our known issues page: http://itsblog.manhattan.edu/p/known-issues.html
Thank you for your attention.

Thursday, May 11, 2017

DLS 210 Computer Lab Imaging and PC Removal

All computers in DLS 210 will be imaged and removed on Monday May 15th in preparation for renovations.  New PCs will be installed over the summer.  Any questions, contact its@manhattan.edu

Monday, August 29, 2016

Welcome Back


We would like to welcome everyone back to campus and trust everyone had a relaxing and restorative summer break.


ITS Summer Updates
Client Services and Operations had a busy and very productive summer and would like to share some of our updates and accomplishments as we strive to be a strategic partner and provide  exceptional customer service  to the entire Manhattan College Community:


Audio Visual Technology Enhancements have been made in the following classrooms.  Crestron Control Units, are the most up to date and easy to use podium set ups for classrooms, these have been installed in the following areas:

Crestron Control Unit
      • Hayden Hall, Room 100  
      • Research & Learning Center, Room 200  
      • De La Salle Hall, Rooms 212 & 308, in addition, a computer and podium have been installed.  
      • Leo Hall, Room102, in addition, an  Ergotron  Monitor Stand was installed
      • Smith Auditorium  


In an effort to meet the demands of additional classroom space our offerings of extra space have expanded to include:
  • O’Malley Library, Room 410 has been updated and is now both a computer lab and a classroom with the following updates:
  • A new teacher presentation computer mounted on an Ergotron Arm
  • A new Pixie Plus A/V Control Unit - no remote needed!
  • O’Malley Library, Room 104 has an update in progress, we are continuing to work on improving this room's technical features.
  • Miguel Hall Room 218 has an 84" SmartBoard, a full wall glass whiteboard and even more technical upgrades are scheduled.

Summer 2016 Computer Lab Upgrades
The following Computer Labs received new computers & monitors this summer:
      • Research & Learning Center, Room 104
      • Research & Learning Center, Room 107
      • De La Salle Hall, Room 314


The Proactive Projector  Replacement initiative has made much progress through the summer and will continue throughout the upcoming year.  We have added new mounting brackets to this initiative.  These new mounts fit into the existing ceiling tile grid, making them much more seamless.  Also, they have a quick swap secure mount, making projector replacements quicker and offering a high level of security.


The following rooms have been renovated with new projectors this summer:
  • Hayden Hall, Room 104
  • Hayden Hall, Room 105
  • Hayden Hall, Room 202
  • Hayden Hall, Room 409
  • Hayden Hall, Room 507
  • Alumni Hall Room 202B, in addition, Airplay was added
  • Hayden Hall Room 202B, the following improvements were also added to this room:
    • A screen
    • Airplay
Software Updates:
All the Computer labs on campus have been upgraded with MS Windows 10.


Upcoming Project: Infrared Repeaters
We want to provide an update about another project which will provide an improved user experience for faculty and staff in our classrooms and meeting spaces:  
Infrared Repeaters are being installed in every room with an Airplay device setup. This device will make it much easier to reset Airplay devices.  We will have quicker turn around time when troubleshooting Airplay issues.


ITS STARS Update:

A Student Technology And Resource Specialist (STARS) is a Manhattan College student who exemplifies Lasallian values by utilizing their unique skill set to assist members of the Manhattan College community.  A STAR has a combination of excellent interpersonal communication skills and technology knowledge.  STARS show compassion when working with members of the community who are having technical difficulties.  STARS will be going through ongoing training this Fall and  upgrading their technical skills in order to offer even stronger support to the Manhattan College community.
Reminders

____________________________________________________________________

Have a question?  Check out our Knowledge Base first.


The best way to get in touch with a Client Services representative is an email to its@manhattan.edu or a phone call to x7973 (718-862-7973). Note that email and voicemail for this line go to our ticketing system so we encourage you to leave a message.


Remember that we will never ask you for your password. We encourage you all to please reset your computer and provide the temporary password to ITS prior to dropping it off at Client Services. If you do not do this prior, please allocate an extra 5 minutes to work with a Client Services representative so that they can assist you in changing your password when working with us. Upon completion of work on your computer, please allocate another 5 minutes so that a Client Services representative can assist you in changing your password back to its original state. This is necessary in order to safeguard your password. Remember that you should never give your password out to anyone under any circumstances. Note that the same procedure holds true when you are requesting assistance with one of your Manhattan College accounts.


Client Services can NOT lend out equipment to students. If a student needs equipment for a project, they must have a Manhattan College employee sign out equipment on their behalf. Note that the Manhattan College employee is responsible for that equipment.


Client Services can provide short-term loaner equipment such as laptops and projectors by reservation. Note that if equipment is needed long term, it should be purchased via your department.


In lieu of loaning certain cables and remotes, Client Services has installed commonly used VGA and Audio cables as well as projector remotes in all yet-to-be-renovated classrooms. Network cables will be provided to faculty upon request. Faculty requiring other specialty cables or adapters (such as Apple VGA adapters) should contact Client Services for assistance purchasing this equipment as they are not stocked or provided by Client Services.


The Client Services office does not work on personal computers. We will train employees and students and instruct them on how to fix their computers, but personal computers cannot be dropped off for service. No personal items should ever be left in any of the Client Services offices.


Please remember to plan event setups in advance. We work with limited resources so we cannot always complete last minute requests.  
Client Services currently has 3 convenient locations: Jasper Basement, LIB 502/504, & RLC 103. Please stop by the location closest to you. We encourage you to call first to be sure that someone is available as we are constantly assisting the Manhattan College community.


Client Services Hours of Operations can be found here.


Computer Lab Hours can be found here.


Campus-owned computers are purchased with hardware support provided by the manufacturer. ITS will diagnose and determine whether manufacturer hardware support is needed. For the fastest service, users are also able to contact the manufacturer directly to access hardware support and replacement.




Don't forget to add us to your Google+ circles +ITS and follow us on Twitter @MC_ITS


Check out our Blog: http://itsblog.manhattan.edu/


Check out our known issues page: http://itsblog.manhattan.edu/p/known-issues.html


Thank you for your attention.