Scams are changing. Your instincts should, too.
Imagine walking across campus when a colorful flyer catches your eye. There’s a QR code attached for insight into an event, a club meeting, or to purchase tickets. Without thinking twice, you pull out your phone and scan the code.
Scanning QR codes to access digital content is part of our daily routine, but do you ever stop yourself to ask if the code is legit?
Artificial intelligence is opening up new ways to create, learn, and solve problems.
This summer, 25 Las Vegas middle and high school students spent a week at UNLV exploring those possibilities and learning how to make artificial intelligence (AI) work for their ideas.
Whether you're teaching, supporting students, or helping campus operations run smoothly, now is the time to prepare for the start of the semester. Taking care of a few technology tasks before classes begin can help ensure you're ready for day one.
The first week of the semester goes by quickly. Between finding your classes, meeting new people, and settling into a new routine, there's a lot to do. Take a few minutes now to get your tech ready so you can make the most out of your semester.
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a bigger part of classrooms and careers, UNLV leaders say the university is focused on helping students build the skills and confidence needed to adapt in a rapidly changing world.
That message anchored the season finale of The Real BS About AI podcast, hosted by Bob Soulliere and Alethea Inns. Joined by Ted Weisman, digital teaching manager for the Office of Online Education, the hosts reflected on how AI conversations at UNLV have evolved from early exploration into campuswide innovation and collaboration.
After an international education technology exchange in Japan, UNLV is gaining early insight into the future of classroom technology and helping shape what’s coming next.
That’s the result of Frank Alaimo’s recent trip to Japan. Epson invited the classroom technology services manager from UNLV’s information technology (IT) team to participate in its Higher Education Exchange in April. The company makes projectors, printers, and interactive displays used on college campuses.
UNLV students are traveling back in time to explore some of Las Vegas’ most iconic hotels, all thanks to virtual reality (VR) technology on campus.
When Glenn Nowak, associate professor of architecture, first experienced the VR landscapes inside the university's new Immersive Learning Lab, he knew right away that the possibilities for his students were endless.
As we enter the final stretch of the semester, here are a few tips and reminders to help students smoothly wrap up their spring. Check these items off to prepare for final exams and finish the semester off strong.
As the spring semester comes to a close, a few quick checks can help instructors save time, support students, and keep everything on track as they wrap up their courses. The End-of-Semester Checklist for Instructors covers the tech essentials, and these extra tips can help ensure a smooth finish to the term.
Many people use artificial intelligence (AI) for quick questions and simple tasks, but a new episode of The Real BS About AI says most users are only tapping a small part of what it can do.
Hosts Alethea Inns and Bob Soulliere focus on how people can move beyond basic chat and start using AI in more useful ways, without needing advanced skills. The episode highlights practical uses like organizing information, improving writing, and handling routine tasks.
“AI is not one thing. It’s a spectrum of different usages,” Inns said.