We would like to inform you about a recent change to Google Chrome’s Google Lens tool. This feature now appears as a ‘Homework help’ icon in Canvas and other learning management systems, making AI-powered content analysis and question answering easily accessible to students. Because Google Lens now appears prominently as ‘Homework help’ in Canvas, students
Dear Campus Community, We want to inform you about an important update regarding Google Jamboard. Google has announced that it will be sunsetting Jamboard on December 31, 2024. This means that after this date, Jamboard will no longer be available for use. What Does This Mean for You? If you have any data stored in
Google Assignments LTI 1.3 has just reached a significant milestone by integrating with Collaborations in Canvas, completing its transition from the legacy Google Apps LTI. This means instructors and students can now collaborate in real-time on several types of Google Workspace files, including Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and more. This enhanced integration also offers improved
Drear Chapman community, Zoom has released a security update for its products to address a critical vulnerability. This security update requires the users to be on Zoom version 5.3.0 or later. If your Zoom application is not up to date, you will be prompted to update it before joining your next meeting. Please follow the
Campus Community, In lieu of the upcoming Google storage changes, IS&T will disable the Google Photos service across the Google tenant in order to prevent further storage allocation on accounts. Students, staff, and faculty currently using the Google Photo service will not experience any change. However, moving forward, new students, staff, and faculty will no longer
Last year Google announced it would end its long-standing policy of providing unlimited storage to higher education institutions. As a result, the Chapman community will have to reduce its storage consumption across various accounts, such as Google Drive and Google Photos. The following table describes a list of expected major changes to Google services: The
The world’s most popular web browser is making its long awaited debut on campus PCs this month. On January 20th, an install patch will be sent to all PCs on campus to install the Chrome browser. Computers in labs, classrooms, and offices across the university will be able to set their default browser between the