Category: IT news

As a meeting organiser, you can use breakout rooms during meetings to add participants into working groups, and then bring them back together again. We’ve … Read more

Cyber Essentials (CE) is a government defined standard for cyber security, using a set of baseline controls. Certification demonstrates that the University meets (and actually … Read more

From May you’ll start seeing a yellow banner warning at the top of any emails sent to you from outside the University of Kent. It … Read more

From turning on live captions for your meetings to video recording and sharing, find out below how to level up your Teams meetings by making … Read more

Present slides, see notes, see attendees and chat on one screen To see your slides, slide deck and notes on your screen, alongside a view … Read more

‘Reactions’ have been added to Teams Participants of Microsoft Teams meetings can now use emoji such as thumbs up, heart, applause, laugh or hands up. … Read more

Get a new email account You can get a free account or buy a personalised email address. Free email accounts are available from providers such … Read more

In Information Services there is a Research and Scholarly Communication Support team that can help with research needs from the research funding application stage through … Read more

Breakout rooms are now available to use in Microsoft Teams during meetings and online classes. Meeting organisers can separate participants into smaller working groups and … Read more

A new resource now available to Kent staff and students, Refinitiv Eikon with Datastream can help you identify trends, generate and test hypotheses, and develop viewpoints and research. … Read more