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Check out the latest Technology at Temple Guide

  • Temple ranked as one of the 100 Best Places to Work in IT
    For the fifth year in a row, Computerworld has recognized Temple as one of the “100 Best Places to Work in IT.” (6/15)


  • Acrobat 9 Webinar Available for Viewing
    View a recorded Webinar session that details the basic features of Acrobat
    9. For more information, go to the Computer Services Seminars web site.Then click Access 24/7 Seminars and follow the prompts. (3/18)

  • Safari 4 Web Browser Now Available
    Apple has released the public beta version of the Safari 4 web browser for the Mac and PC, as an article on CNN reports. (2/24)

  • Temple's Web Site Receives High Ranking
    Temple's web site was ranked in the top 10% by the Webometrics Ranking of World Universities, an initiative of the Cybermetrics Lab, a research group belonging to the largest public research body in Spain. The criteria used in the ranking include: size of the web site, number of entries appearing in Google Scholar, number of links from external web sites that point to the site, and number of "rich files." (2/12)

  • Residence Hall Information is Posted
    For current information about resuming Internet access in your residence hall room, obtaining Internet access for the first time, or using Temple's telephone service, see Resources for Residence Hall Students.
    (1/16)

  • Spring '09 "Technology at Temple" Guide Available
    For an overview of the University’s computer resources, explore the current edition of the Technology at Temple guide. The guide offers a snapshot of TUportal features, a summary of popular classroom tools, information on getting connected to Temple's technology resources, and much more.
    (1/16)

  • Pinpoint Your Classroom Building in TUportal
    Log in to tuportal.temple.edu and you will see a Temple Building section listing building codes, a link to their corresponding name, and a satellite photo showing their exact location. Simply click on the building code link to access the name and location information. (1/16)
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