Information Technology Services produces technology news items called TECH Bits geared primarily to Temple University faculty and staff. TECH Bits are distributed via e-mail on a weekly basis during the semester. An archive of these messages appears below. For more information about Temple resources, visit the Faculty or Staff websites.
Looking for books, journals, or other resources from one of Temple's libraries? Not sure if an item is available at your current location? Here are some tips for filtering by location and availability in the Library Search, which recently launched on Temple University Libraries website.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) and we would like you to get involved. Throughout the month, we will be sharing security tips to promote online safety through social media posts, events and giveaways.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). Throughout the month, we will be sharing security tips to promote online safety.
Please help us spread the word: Information Technology Services is hosting two contests open to all currently enrolled Temple University students with two grand prizes in an effort to get students involved with raising awareness about NCSAM.
When our email accounts flood with messages, we often have to dig through our inboxes to find the message we’re looking for.
You can save time by entering certain phrases, known as “operators,” into the search bar box. These operators help you locate a specific email you’d like to retrieve.
Frequently used operators are listed below.
● subject: - Searches words in the subject of the email.
Ex: “subject:school” searches for emails with “school” in the subject line.
Temple provides a variety of resources for storing and sharing files:
From now until, Friday, September 15, the Computer Recycling Center is offering a $100 Computer Bundle for current students - while supplies last! All orders must be submitted online and picked up within five business days from the order date. The bundle includes a Dell Optiplex 990 with an i7 processor and 19" Dell widescreen.
Did you know that you can customize your Temple email address by creating an alias? An alias is a nickname used to personalize your @temple.edu email address and you can have up to five email aliases for your account. An identifiable email address is easier to share with colleagues and students.
Did you know that you can customize your Temple email address by creating an alias? An alias is a nickname used to personalize your @temple.edu email address and you can have up to five email aliases for your account. An identifiable email address is easier to share with colleagues and classmates.
As we start a new semester, please help spread the word about Temple’s technology resources available for students.
Take advantage of these resources available for Temple University students:
Office 365 & OneDrive Subscription