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1. Understanding SeaWulf

   SeaWulf is a computational cluster using top of the line components from Penguin, DDN, Intel, Nvidia, Mellanox and numerous other technology partners.  Its name is a portmanteau of "Seawolf" and "Beowulf," the name of one of the first high performance computing clusters.

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2. Zoom Troubleshooting Tips (Signing In, Microphone, Blackboard, General Issues)

   If Zoom within Google Calendar isn't working correctly, clear your ... link from calendar or email (or copy the link and paste ...

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3. Reserving SINC Site (Computer Classrooms)

   Computer Classrooms Faculty, Staff, Teaching Assistants Instructors are required to reserve SINC Site computer classrooms in advance. All requests must be made via the department scheduler. SINC Site requests can take ...

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4. Creating a VoiceThread

   VoiceThread Faculty, Staff, Students, Teaching Assistants To create a new VoiceThread, follow these instructions: 1. In any web browser, go to http://voicethread.stonybrook.edu/ and sign in using your NetID and NetID Password. 2. ...

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5. Viewing Feedback in Brightspace

   Brightspace for Students Faculty, Staff, Students, Teaching Assistants Students have various options to view feedback left by instructors, however each option can vary depending on where the feedback was left ...

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6. Reserving a Computer Classroom (SINC Site)

   SINC Sites Faculty, Staff, Teaching Assistants Scheduling a SINC Site  / Computer Classroom The use of any SINC Site (computer classroom) requires a reservation confirmation.   Computer classrooms require special ...

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7. Hitting Our Stride: Innovate to Elevate

   and workshops on digital accessibility and inclusive teaching practices. ...

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8. Important Cybersecurity Message from Enterprise Risk Management and DoIT

   community on July 11th, 2023 by Lawrence M. Zacarese Chief Security Officer, ...

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9. Securing Your Computer and Data

   to be able to access it in the event that your device is lost or stolen.  ...

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10. Understanding Your Blackboard Content in Brightspace

    Stony Brook's Division of Information Technology (DoIT) moved all Blackboard course content (and Communities/Orgs that were requested) from Fall 2021 - Spring 2023  into Brightspace as repositories.  This page explains how you can reuse the content that was migrated.

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11. Requesting a Google Apps Account on the Retiree Domain (@connect.stonybrook.edu)

    calendar, shared documents, and more.  Advantages of Retiree Google Accounts ...

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12. Zoom Cloud Recording Retention

    Starting June 1st, 2021, Zoom cloud recordings older than 180 days will automatically be deleted and sent to a trash folder. This action will be on a rolling basis and recordings will be removed after they pass the 180 day mark. If you wish to keep your recordings, instructions are provided below.

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13. Summer 2022 Security Tips

    events, and conventions can be opportunities for hackers to use those ...

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14. LastPass Security Incident

    resetting them once a year is advantageous in the event of an unknown ...

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15. Preventing and Managing Disruption in Zoom Sessions

    your event please enter the Zoom meeting early to update the settings.  ...

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16. A Message of Thanks

    on 11/22/2023 DoIT Communications ...

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