OneIT in the News

Google.org and the Consortium of Cybersecurity Clinics will provide funding, volunteers and in-kind support to establish the San Diego Cyber Clinic.

More than 200 educators, business leaders and information technology experts gathered Friday to discuss the evolving impact of artificial intelligence in education.

At San Diego State University, cybersecurity is among the university’s primary educational priorities, and faculty researchers and staff experts are nationally known for their work in the field.

The SDSU Safe app, using latest mobile and GPS technologies, ensures on/off-campus safety, upgrades SDSU Alert with instant notifications, and provides quick access to university safety tools.

The Information Technology Division has launched Virtual Immersive Teaching and Learning (VITaL) as a formal research center dedicated to expanding the use of emergent virtual technologies in the classroom.

EDUCAUSE spotlighted SDSU’s Flexible Course Design Summer Institute (Flex-CDI) as an exemplar for technology use in its national 2020 Student Technology Report. Flex-CDI helped 894 faculty members enhance their skills and knowledge of teaching in the online environment.

San Diego State University’s academic technology chief was among 30 “transformers and trailblazers” recognized this year by the Center for Digital Education. James Frazee, director of Instructional Technology Services (ITS), received the award for “improving the learning environment through effective implementation of technology rich solutions…that have impact on student outcomes.”