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MSU IT provides no-cost training about collaborative tools to all students, faculty, and staff. Check out the following courses available in June and visit SpartansLearn for more information and to register.

Microsoft Forms – Creating Forms and Surveys

Thursday, June 19, 9:30 a.m.

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Join us for the 2025 MSU Educational Technology Summit Monday, June 2 through Thursday, June 5.

Visit the D2L learning community to enroll and visit the course home page to find the complete schedule and register for the sessions you plan to attend.

This four-day virtual event highlights the technologies that enhance teaching and learning and promote student success. Read Full Article →

MSU IT is committed to providing no-cost training about collaborative tools to all students, faculty, and staff. Check out the following courses available in May and visit SpartansLearn for more information and to register. 

MSU IT now offers bite-sized videos (1-3 minutes each) covering single topics such as utilizing Do Not Disturb status or priority access features in Microsoft Teams, the format painter tool in Microsoft Word, and much more. Read Full Article →

Take part in an opportunity to discover, engage, and innovate! Join us for the MSU Educational Technology Summit from June 2-5, 2025. This four-day event highlights the technologies that enhance teaching and learning and promote student success. In addition to demos from partner vendors, MSU educators and support staff will present and discuss the use of educational technology available at MSU. Read Full Article →

 Each year, the AT&T Excellence in Teaching with Technology awards recognize educators who have employed technology in innovative ways to enhance the learning experience. This year the awards were held at the Kellogg center on Thursday, April 10. The 2025 awards spotlight three exceptional individuals who have made significant contributions to their fields and the education community at large. Read Full Article →

MSU IT is committed to providing no-cost training about collaborative tools to all students, faculty, and staff. Check out the following courses available in April and visit SpartansLearn for more information and to register.

MSU IT now offers bite-sized videos (1-3 mins each) covering single topics such as utilizing Do Not Disturb status or priority access features in Microsoft Teams, the format painter tool in Microsoft Word, and more. Read Full Article →

Held June 2-5, 2025, this virtual event aims to familiarize instructors, staff, and students with campus technologies supporting teaching and learning.

We are inviting educators to present how they use technology to enhance teaching and learning in the classroom. To participate, please complete this submission form by April 7. Read Full Article →

Dr. Adrea Truckenmiller, MSU Associate Professor of Special Education, and her research team have a vision to change the way writing is taught in elementary schools. To bring that vision to life, they needed expertise that could transform it from an idea to a working application.

Work on the application initially started in 2017 with an outside contractor. Read Full Article →

MSU IT is advancing operational excellence and improving the multifactor authentication user experience with passwordless authentication for users with compatible devices. You can now use your face or fingerprint to sign in to MSU applications and systems using the same technology that unlocks your phone or laptop. 

Okta FastPass is available on the MSU login screen. Read Full Article →

Reminder, faculty and staff interested in presenting during the MSU Educational Technology Summit, June 2 – 5, please complete this submission form by Monday, April 7.

Hosted by MSU IT’s Educational Technology department, this virtual event will introduce instructors, staff, and students to campus technologies supporting teaching and learning.

This summit also provides an opportunity for instructors, instructional designers, support staff, and vendors to showcase or discuss the use of educational technology available at MSU. Read Full Article →