Learning and Technology Services News
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UW-Eau Claire team places high in CypherCon 5.3 RC3 competition
A team of UW-Eau Claire computer science students attended CypherCon 5.3 RC3 conference April 28-30 at Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee. The team placed fourth out of 23 teams in a "Capture the Con" competition.
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Eight receive excellence awards as academic year opens
UW-Eau Claire Chancellor James Schmidt honored faculty and staff members for their excellence during the Blugold Breakfast and academic year opening meeting.
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UW-Eau Claire, HPE collaboration a powerful partnership
Students and faculty can engage in more high-performance, data-driven research thanks to a new public-private collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise that dramatically increases the university’s supercomputing processing power.
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LTS - Digital Media Changes During Pandemic
Rob Mattison, Mike Gehrke, and Matt Peterson answer a few relevant questions about digital media on campus.
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Kent Gerberich named interim LTS director and interim CIO
Kent Gerberich has been named UW-Eau Claire's interim director of Learning and Technology Services and interim chief information officer.
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Esports creating new opportunities, connections at UW-Eau Claire
UW-Eau Claire’s new esports club, created around the League of Legends video game, already has attracted more than 160 students.
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National competition prepares Blugolds for careers in cybersecurity
A team of UW-Eau Claire computer science students was among the top finishers in a national cybersecurity competition that helps prepare people for careers in the information security field.
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Phishing Emails
Learn all about phishing emails and how not to fall prey to them.
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Phishing and Malware Notice
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Computer Purchasing Notice
LTS is bringing out a new way to purchase computers and printers here on campus.
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Change in Password Policy
As of January 9, 2017, Learning and Technology Services will be enforcing the new password requirements started by UW-System.
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LTS alerts about scam email
Faculty, staff and students are alerted to a current email scam, presented as a job offer that IS too good to be true.