As of yesterday, Turnitin is no longer available for plagiarism detection, but don’t worry, Copyleaks, with its advanced plagiarism detection tool, is available to ensure the originality of academic work.
Like Turnitin, Copyleaks allows Continue reading Copyleaks is now our plagiarism detection solution
Many staff assume that Microsoft Copilot is off-limits without a premium license, but that’s just not the case. If you haven’t explored Microsoft’s AI tool yet, you may want to give it a spin. While I’m not a fan of Copilot for image generation, I’ve found it incredibly helpful for making meeting minutes more concise, drafting training materials, brainstorming ideas, and a whole host of other tasks. It’s the assistant I didn’t know I needed to help me work more efficiently. Continue reading Using Microsoft Copilot in Your Everyday Work
While many of our students may be away from the Hilltop for a while, our work continues every day! That includes our summer professional development opportunities. In addition to our training sessions, we also have additional Microsoft Office Specialist certification opportunities! Continue reading Summer 2025 Training & Certification Opportunities Are Here!
While the IT Help Desk is always here to answer your questions, we sometimes get questions by other means; either by email or by talking to you from day to day. We’d like to answer some of those questions by reaching into our mailbag! Continue reading Staff Mailbag: Storage Options & Custom Formatting in Excel for Dates
The University technology fund provides new standard computers to faculty and staff after a specified number of years. Each year, OIT and Purchasing review the current standard configuration of our computers and adjust according to performance, functionality, and the latest product catalogs from our vendors. We are making several changes to the standards effective June 1, 2025.
The following are the standard computers for FY26: Continue reading New Standard Computer Models for Employees
