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Learn the basics of aerial image analysis (a.k.a. remote sensing) in our #alkekone "Interpreting Aerial Images I" w… https://t.co/eUlhkrVh4L
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Discover cybersecurity this October
September 27, 2021
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a national awareness initiative to teach the public about the importance of staying secure online. In the initiative’s 18th year, experts have even more gems to share, and Texas State’s Information Security Office is hosting Read More Discover cybersecurity this October
Build an app from the ground up recap
September 23, 2021
One of the things that brings value to trips, journeys, and adventures is the time we take to reflect on what we have seen and experienced. Listen to a recording of this post: With this in mind, let’s take a moment to reflect on Read More Build an app from the ground up recap
The low-code bus arrives: filtering, sorting, and making the app pretty
September 16, 2021
Today is a special day. We are completing the build of the Hammerhead Turtle Co. mobile portal app. The {low-code} 🚍 journey is reaching a major milestone. Wow, what a journey it has been! Listen to a recording of this post: And Read More The low-code bus arrives: filtering, sorting, and making the app pretty
September Canvas update
September 14, 2021
Canvas makes it easier for you to check accessibility within the Rich Content Editor. Listen to a recording of this post: Accessibility Checker The Rich Content Editor indicates when accessibility concerns are detected in the Accessibility Checker. Any accessibility issues Read More September Canvas update
Welcome Bobcats! IT is here for your tech and learning needs
September 8, 2021
Mr. Ken Pierce, the Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at Texas State University welcomes students to campus. Listen to a recording of this post: He understands the significance technology will play in your college experience at Texas Read More Welcome Bobcats! IT is here for your tech and learning needs
TXST: a Canvas campus
Spring semester 2021 is the first semester the entire university's online learning is in Canvas after more than a year of planning and conversion.
New map overlays
February enhancements to TXST Mobile allow you to find more locations on improved maps.
The 2020 IT Almanac
Learn how employees helped combat the COVID-19 pandemic with upgrades to available tools and support for student, faculty, and staff.