Three Zoom videoconferencing sessions are scheduled this Thursday-Friday for students and faculty/staff to learn more about new features for Office 365 that were released earlier this month by Information Technology Services, including:
Continue reading “Office 365: New features covered in Zoom sessions March 26-27”
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Today, the new features of Microsoft Office 365 begin rolling out to K-State students and faculty/staff through their webmail accounts. The process will continue throughout the week, until all users have access to the OneDrive file-storage space and Office Online web apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote). If you do not see these features in your App Launcher by Monday, March 16, contact the IT Help Desk.
Continue reading “Office 365: Web apps, OneDrive, and ProPlus coming this week”
At 4:34 a.m. Friday, K-State began experiencing intermittent problems connecting to various systems in the data center. Information Technology Services staff along with our vendor partner, Cisco, began investigating immediately. While most K-Staters continued to have email access, other systems such as K-State Online Classic and Canvas, the K-State Web pages and some administrative systems were unavailable. Continue reading “Technology outage result of network traffic”
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Microsoft continually rolls out updated features in Office 365. Below are a few highlights of new features implemented over the last few months:
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Microsoft has increased the maximum amount of K-State central email storage to 50 gigabytes. This is a doubling of storage from its previous maximum of 25GB. Continue reading “Office 365 email storage upped to 50GB and new feature rolling out”
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Office 365 retention settings will be activated on the evening of Friday, April 11. These retention settings govern the automatic management of emails that have been moved to the Deleted Items folder and Junk Email folder. A couple of things to note: Continue reading “Office 365 email-retention settings go into effect April 11”
After seven months of planning and testing, we have the entire campus of 57,000 accounts moved to Office 365 for email and calendaring service. Over the weekend Information Technology Services, migrated the final 17,000 student accounts and more than 6,100 faculty and staff email and calendar accounts.
The majority of questions to the IT Help Desk and our Client Services teams have been about configuring mobile devices, downloading the Outlook Client, and assisting users with sharing calendars and folders. Search the knowledge base for articles on these topics and more. Continue reading “Office 365 Update”
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Over the holiday break, K-Staters who want a jumpstart on learning Office 365 email and calendaring should check out these top resources created by Information Technology Services.
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Are you ready for the transition to Office 365? Information Technology Services will conduct Office 365 trivia during the two Zoom Q&A sessions this week.
To: K-State Faculty, Staff and Student Employees
From: IT Help Desk
This is a reminder that your email and calendar account will be moving from Zimbra to Office 365 on Jan. 6, 2014. You will sign in as usual at webmail.k-state.edu. Be sure to perform the tasks in the pre-migration checklist prior to the migration at k-state.edu/its/office365/pre-migration. Continue reading “Reminder: Email and calendar accounts moving Jan. 6 from Zimbra to Office 365”
