We’re officially one-year old and what better way to celebrate than with deals on some of our best technology products?
Our One-Year Anniversary Sale is on April 14 from 9 – 6 p.m. featuring exclusive deals on Mac and iPad, as well as up to 20 percent off our Tech Hub Protection Plans.* Stop in and celebrate with us by getting a deal for yourself. For more details on our sale and in-store activities, follow us on Twitter @TechHubOSU (link is external) and stay tuned to our website.
Diane Dagefoerde has nearly twenty years experience utilizing technology as a catalyst to enhance the Ohio State community. As the deputy Chief Information Officer, she manages the people and ideas that drive the tech achievements at Ohio State.
We had a chance to speak with Dagefoerde about how she began her career, what you can do to get involved in technology at Ohio State, and why she is passionate about her career.
Polina Brodsky is the energy storage lead for Ohio State’s student motorcycle team, Buckeye Current (link is external) . We had a chance to talk to Brodsky about what got her into engineering and advice she may have for other young women looking to take the same path.
Can you describe what you do for the team?
I am the team’s energy storage lead. I work on designing and building the team’s battery pack, which stores the bike’s energy and provides DC current to the rest of the components in vehicle’s powertrain.
Are you interested in green technologies? Do you want to design, build, and race a world-class electric motorcycle? Buckeye Current (link is external) , Ohio State’s student motorcycle team, does all this and more in their efforts to develop a fast, efficient electric motorcycle.
We got a chance to catch up with Kim Concillado, the teams’ outreach coordinator about what it’s like to be on the team and how the experience has shaped her time at Ohio State.
If you have ever stepped inside one of the Digital Unions (link is external) , then you would know that one of the most unique features of the spaces are the student workers. They are a valuable resource and are able to help students, faculty and staff attempting to use technology in the space.
We spoke with Ilona Jalics, a student employee for the DUs, about her passion for technology as part of our #OSUWomenInTech series.
Can you describe what you do in your job at the Digital Union?
Matilde D’Arpino, a visiting scholar for CAR, spends a lot of her time doing research, but she also assists and collaborates with the Buckeye Bullet team. We had a chance to talk to her about her passion for STEM as part of our...
As the Chief Information Security Officer of Ohio State, Helen Patton manages a Security Operations and Services team, as well as oversees information Risk and Control Governance across University units.
We had a chance to talk to Patton about her experience working in information security, how she landed in the technology field and what her favorite memory has been while working in the industry.
Can you describe your day-to-day job?
My title is Chief Information Security Officer and that means some of my job is related to policy for information security related work and the governance...
After tallying the student votes from the live pitch event and our committee scores, we have selected the winners of our spring 2016 student project development grants.
Polina Brodsky – RoboZoo
The goal of RoboZoo is to introduce middle school students to programming, engineering and teamwork through a hackathon in which they design and build robotic animals. They will do this by holding a 2 day make-a-thon for middle school students, where they will build a robot petting zoo. Students will be introduced to programming in Scratch with a sample project. Then in groups of...
Apple is coming out with the 9.3 iOS update, and it will shake up education in a big way. It comes with a whole host of features aimed at allowing schools to integrate iPads more seamlessly into their education experience.
While there is no official release date, based on previous releases the new update can be expected sometime late February, early March (link is external) .
So, What’s New?
iPad Sharing
The biggest buzz surrounding this launch is the iPad sharing feature. This allows schools that cannot meet a 1:1 student-to-iPad...
