Monthly Archives: January 2014

The IT Partners Go Wild on SB You

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Prior to our presentation we had 86 sites, we currently now have 120 (granted John Shackelford owns 6 of them) — let me just say welcome everyone!

It’s very cool to see people already diving in and exploring:
http://you.stonybrook.edu/possibilities/
http://you.stonybrook.edu/niibobahe/
http://you.stonybrook.edu/shstech/

Mark Lang has taken over the SoMAS Site and 10 minutes later already fixed the title of the site and made his first post.

As a side note, it’s pretty entertaining to see some of the name-squatting that is happening…

Looking forward to hearing the campus feedback in the coming weeks.

Happy Blogging Everyone!

SB You IT Partners Presentation

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After the presentation, Sanjay commented that I could have made it clearer that this is a service available to All Faculty, Staff, Students & Departments. If you have a NetID you can take advantage of this platform. 

DoIT is launching a new WordPress based blogging platform called SB You, you can browse the slide deck presented at today’s IT Partners meeting:

SB You Presentation

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have done my best to include appropriate notes and comments about each slide’s talking points.

Feedback welcome!

Meet New SB Medicine CIO Jim Murry on Jan. 30

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Headshot of Stony Brook University Medicine CIO Jim Murry

SB Medicine CIO Jim Murry

Our next IT Partners meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 30, from 12 – 2 p.m. in SAC Ballroom B. The tentative agenda is as follows:

  • CIO Update (Cole Camplese)
  • Meet New Stony Brook Medicine CIO (Jim Murry)
  • New IT Partner Communication Channels (Kerrin Perniciaro/DoIT)
  • Tour of SB You, Stony Brook’s New Web Publishing Service (Rich von Rauchhaupt/DoIT)
  • Status Update on MOOCs and Online Learning at SB (Chuck Powell/TLT/DoIT with guests)

If there is any topic you would like addressed at the meeting, please submit it in advance to us. We would really like to make an effort in the new year to make these meetings more interactive, so your ideas are always welcome. Thank you.