Monthly Archives: September 2006

What is On WUSF 89.7, Your NPR Station?

By Administrator | Published: September 25, 2006
WUSF 89.7 is Tampa, St. Petersburg and Sarasota’s public radio station, offering over 250,000 listeners each week a wide variety of news, classical music, entertainment and jazz. Add the WUSF89.7 Radio module to your myUSF page(s) and listen live to WUSF 89.7 online! Modules are packets of content that allow you to pull information from [...]
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Safe Assignment Update

By admin | Published: September 20, 2006
Safe Assignment has updated their servers and we have installed their recommended update. It should be functioning normally now. We have tested it as much as we could under the circumstances and time limitations, and it is much more responsive. We’re monitoring the situation closely, so if anyone has any problems, please email them to [...]
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Virtual Hard Drives for All Faculty, Staff and Students

By Administrator | Published: September 19, 2006
A designated amount of free disk space is provided to the USF faculty staff and students on myUSF. You can store your files, access them from anywhere, share documents between courses, organizations, specific users, and even with individuals outside of USF. To begin using your Virtual Hard Drive, simply click on the [...]
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Safe Assignment Issues

By admin | Published: September 14, 2006
We are currently experiencing several problems with the Safe Assignment functions in myUSF. Academic Computing is in communication with the company that developed this software, and we have identified that our current problems are emanating from their side of the application. They have been addressing the problems and assure us that there will be a [...]
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Test Drive your Browser!

By Administrator | Published: September 13, 2006
The new Browser Check added to the Welcome! page on myUSF tests your browser to see if it is correctly configured for Blackboard. It also includes a pop-up tester and sample files to try downloading. Go ahead, take your browser for a Blackboard test drive!
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