It’s everywhere. Artificial intelligence, otherwise known as AI, has seeped into the inner workings of our everyday lives. From our phones to the workplace and many places in between, AI applications such as chatbots and ChatGPT have become intertwined with big and small tasks.  

As the technology’s impact advances, UNLV is looking toward the future to prepare faculty, researchers, and staff with the skills to succeed through the launch of the Generative AI Fellows Pilot Program.

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), located less than two miles east of the Las Vegas Strip, is a public research university with a diverse student body of over 31,000 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students. No stranger to leveraging technology to enhance the educational experience, UNLV was one of the first higher education institutions to adopt lecture capture across their sprawling urban campus.

As a new semester begins, new tools and resources are also here to help you along the way.  UNLV Information Technology (IT) has made some improvements to the technology on campus to provide students, faculty, and staff with enhanced support this fall.

As the 2024 fall semester kicks off, we want to ensure that all our Rebels have an effortless start to the semester. Whether you’re just beginning your journey at UNLV or returning for another school year on campus, we’ve got the best tips for a successful start to your semester.

UNLV Information Technology (IT) is hosting a variety of sessions during Rebel Ready Week to prepare incoming students for their first semester as a Rebel. From ways to master your online classes to the basics of using technology on campus, first-year students will be able to get the scoop on all things technology during the week-long event. Here are the sessions hosted by UNLV IT that students can attend.

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.

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.