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Send Later in Teams Chat and Three Apps Worth Knowing
Add useful functionality to your Teams use with Send Later, YouTube, Weather, and Polls.
Free Scientific Computing Training Series begins February 7, 2023
Beginning February 7, 2023, Cornell’s Center for Advanced Computing and Weill Cornell Medicine Scientific Computing, ITS, and Clinical and Translational Science Center are launching the Winter and Spring Scientific Computing Training Series. The Zoom-based training is available for free to all workforce members and students of Cornell, WCM, WCM-Q, and Cornell Tech.
New Zoom “Persistent” Whiteboard Feature Available for Spring Semester
Starting Sunday, January 15, 2023, Cornell Zoom sessions will offer a new way for hosts and participants to collaborate. The new Zoom Whiteboard will offer an improved space for sharing ideas and content during class sessions, meetings, webinars, and training. This new Zoom Whiteboard "persists"—that is, it will be available beyond the end of a meeting or webinar and can be added to, shared, and saved by hosts and participants until it has been inactive for at least 120 days.
Why Use Box Departmental Folders?
Store department files in a group folder rather than your personal Box account.
Why Use Box?
Box has the flexibility for offline and online file editing, many levels of collaboration, and is suited to house specific regulated data at Cornell.
Why Use SharePoint Document Libraries?
SharePoint offers an extended feature set over OneDrive and Teams file storage.
Why Use Microsoft Teams File Storage?
Microsoft Teams is designed for easy collaboration on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, and much more.
Stay Safe Online This Holiday Season
Protect yourself online to ensure a safe and happy holiday season. Be aware of scams that prey on your busy schedule and charitable giving.
Why Use OneDrive?
OneDrive, part of your Cornell Microsoft account, provides cloud storage for all your important documents, connected with the Microsoft apps many of us use every day.
Duo Mobile App Passcodes to be Discontinued Starting in December
Beginning in December, Cornell will discontinue a Two-Step Login (Duo) authentication method—the Duo Mobile App passcode feature. Evidence has shown that the continued use of Duo Mobile App passcodes poses a security risk to the Cornell systems and users' personal information. If you regularly use Duo Mobile App passcodes, please plan to use the available alternatives, such as Duo push, Duo phone callback, Duo hardware token or USB security key.