IINOGENI’s multi-camera mixer enables the vast majority of multimedia classrooms to be set up in a hybrid learning environment at UNLV for meeting equity.

In response to the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) recognized the need to adapt its teaching methods and embrace hybrid learning. This case study explores UNLV’s journey in implementing multi-camera setups in its classrooms to enhance the remote learning experience and improve instructional delivery.

Starting this summer, connecting to the campus wireless network is easier than ever before. UNLV-Setup will eventually be replacing UNLV-WiFi as the temporary network used to set up devices to connect to eduroam, UNLV’s official wireless (WiFi) network.

The new name better reflects what the network represents, according to Matt Kole, Associate Director of Network Development and Engineering (NDE) for UNLV Information Technology.

On the week of June 10,  UNLV Information Technology (IT) took some time to enhance their Splunk skills during .conf24, Splunk’s largest learning conference of the year.

Splunk is a log aggregation tool used to analyze system data in order to monitor and respond to potential cyberthreats. By learning more about Splunk, UNLV IT is able to ensure the best security across the university and protect the data of students, faculty, and staff.

Manager of Classroom Technology Services Frank Alaimo and Senior AV/IT Control Systems Specialist Michael Theil from UNLV Information Technology (IT) teamed up to give a sold-out tour of the university’s new Advanced Engineering Building (AEB) on June 11 as part of InfoComm, the largest audio visual trade show in North America.

During this year’s tour, Alaimo and Theil were able to demonstrate the classroom technology their team has implemented within AEB and how it stands out as a groundbreaking building on campus.

On May 22, several employees from UNLV Information Technology (IT) hosted breakout sessions during Administrative Faculty Development Day to share a variety of technology related guidance and resources with fellow faculty members. The annual event is intended for all administrative faculty to enhance their skills and create stronger connections within the community.

While walking through the Academic Mall or passing by the Student Union, it might be easy to miss one of the most technologically advanced UNLV buildings located just across the street.

If you’re tired of waiting to receive a text message for multifactor authentication every time you log into your ACE account, we have the solution for you.

With the semester coming to an end and finals week quickly approaching, keeping up can seem like a challenge. Luckily, the information technology team has a list of resources available to help students prepare for an efficient and successful week of finals.

Do you have what it takes to use the Force and defeat the Empire against their bad password practices? Since today is World Password Day, upgrade your defenses with some simple techniques before May 4th approaches. Protect your passwords and start your journey to becoming a UNLV Information Technology (IT) Jedi Master today.

Keep Your Base Guarded
Don’t let your passwords remain exposed like the Death Star and keep them in a secure location where they can’t be attacked. The best place to store all your passwords is in a password manager.

Final exams are swiftly approaching as we begin study week here on campus. Luckily, UNLV Information Technology (IT) has a study week marathon filled with resources that will have you dashing through all your exams. Put your best running shoes on, keep a steady pace, and complete the course to be well prepared for all your exams.

The Starting Line: Studying
You always want to start a marathon slow and steady, which means finding a good place to sit down, study, and complete your work.