The College of Engineering information technology (IT) environment is continually evolving, and developments occur regularly. In order to keep the College community informed about what is going on with IT around campus, CAEN posts regular updates on this site.
Announcing Engineering Education Innovation Days: A two-day event that focuses on all things related to instruction.
EEI is scheduled to take place on May 8-9, 2023, and will offer you the opportunity to:
A variety of widespread phishing emails are hitting higher ed and the U-M community. These include:
Collaborative Computer Stations: A number of CAEN computer labs provide collaborative stations, offering a spacious workspace situated around a computer with a large LED display, and connections for personal devices. The Duderstadt Center also offers similar “VizHub” stations, with displays up to 85”. Many of these stations may be reserved by students for limited Continue Reading »
Windows: The Windows Remote Desktop Service allows eligible individuals at Michigan Engineering to remotely access the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) for Windows. It is intended to provide the same experience as being in a CAEN computer lab.
Linux: The CAEN Linux Remote Login Service allows authorized CAEN access holders to use the CAEN Lab Continue Reading »
Lecture Rewind is a new assistive technology feature developed by CAEN that allows students enrolled in a course to view slide and whiteboard content on their personal devices during class. This feature offers a better view of the material being presented in the room and allows students to magnify content. It also allows students to Continue Reading »
Canvas offers students the ability to submit digital items for assignments, discussion board posts, and certain types of exam questions. Students must first view the assignment to see if digital items (and which types of files) can be uploaded. If digital items are acceptable, students can scan and upload documents as their assignment submission. Students Continue Reading »
Per the University’s Microsoft Software Campus Agreement, the eligibility for access to Windows are different depending on one’s role at U-M. Students still have access to download Microsoft Windows Education edition on their personal computers at no cost, however, faculty and staff must purchase Windows for use on personally-owned computers. Departments maintain access to Continue Reading »
CAEN and CRLT Engin have teamed up to bring you some workshops for the Winter 2023 semester. Please join representatives from CAEN, CRLT Engin, and other guests for the following workshops:
Gradescope is an exam and assignment tool that supports several grading features including integration into Canvas and the Gradescope app for instructors and students. The College of Engineering has licensed Gradescope for all faculty in the College to use for their courses.
Instructors may find these features useful: