An important update will happen soon to eduroam, the UC Davis wireless network. Depending on your device, you may need to accept it to continue accessing the campus internet.

On Thursday, February 6, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., campus will install a new electronic security certificate for eduroam. This means you may receive a prompt on your phone or other device, asking you to accept the update.

Beginning February 15, 2025, text messages and phone callbacks will no longer be offered as login approval options for Duo, the multi-factor authentication tool in use at UC Davis and UC Davis Health. This change will improve campus cybersecurity, protecting Aggies from emerging cybersecurity threats targeting higher education institutions, and meet new UCPath login requirements from the University of California Office of the President (UCOP).

Did you know your data is constantly being collected? It is continuously transmitted from your computer, smartphone, and every other internet-connected device you use or own. While we can’t control how every piece of data is collected about us, you still have the right to data privacy.

January 13, 2025: Duo Risk-Based Authentication will be available starting Monday, January 13, 2025, for UC Davis faculty using the Duo app. The following article has been changed to reflect this update. 

Posted at 10:15 a.m., Monday, January 13, 2025

Your VPN Login Experience Has Changed

Starting Monday, January 13, 2025, members of the campus community accessing VPN services may have a different login experience. Following last week's emergency maintenance, you will benefit from enhanced security features that protect your identity and data from fraudulent access. 

What You Can Expect

Posted at 12 p.m. on Thursday, January 16, 2025

The Wi-Fi issues reported last week have been resolved. We will continue to monitor the wireless networks and address issues as they arise. Please contact IT Express (M - F, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.) to report and troubleshoot any Wi-Fi issues. 

Posted at 3 p.m. on Monday, January 13, 2025

This holiday season, your identity and hard-earned money are on scammers’ wish lists.

That’s a wrap for the 2024 UC Tech Annual Conference, which happened on October 27-29 at UC Davis and UC Davis Health! It was an unforgettable event, featuring dynamic sessions, exciting activities, and delicious food. Colleagues came together to celebrate collaboration for transformation, uniting their expertise to pave way for a successful future in higher education and health.

The field of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) presents a wide range of opportunities for innovation, education, sustainable growth, and community engagement. As more GenAI tools become available, we would like to provide you with an overview of our current efforts in this area.

Feeling frustrated by a sluggish computer? It might be time for a little basic maintenance. Here are some simple steps to keep your device running smoothly.

Information and Educational Technology (IET) is excited to unveil the 2023-2024 Technology Impact Report. With an interactive landing page and a companion accessible pdf, the report highlights how technology can serve as an accelerator for UC Davis’s strategic vision and goals, focusing on six key focus areas.

Motivating and inspiring – that’s how one attendee described the 2024 Summer Institute on Teaching and Technology or SITT. Held over the course of two half days in mid-September, the virtual event brought together nearly 90 faculty, staff, graduate students, and former employees to discuss ways to improve the teaching and learning experience at UC Davis.

It is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Information and Educational Technology (IET) is celebrating with a series of events and articles, all designed to help you protect your personal information and institutional data. Click here to explore the 2024 Cybersecurity Awareness Month landing page. 

The new school year is here, and with it comes endless opportunities to have new experiences, to learn new skills, and to make new connections. Unfortunately, this is also a time when students, faculty, and staff can be especially vulnerable to scammers. Luckily Information and Educational Technology (IET) at UC Davis has steps everyone can take to keep their private data and finances safe and secure.

But before learning about how to prevent credit card fraud, Aggies need to be aware of how quickly and easily it can happen. 

We’re working on a lot of things at Information and Educational Technology (IET) to better support the campus community. Below you’ll find the latest technology updates, important reminders, and more for Fall 2024.

Interested in trying new AI tools and platforms? IET will be launching several new pilot programs this year, including a pilot for Zoom AI Companion. Stay tuned for more information!