by Gabriela Harris, Wharton Student Computing Windows 10 has arrived and now you’re faced with a decision: to upgrade or not to upgrade. Wharton Computing has been discussing the pros and cons of upgrading, and we have some initial impressions to share. Some impressive new features we like… The familiar…
For up-to-date Solstice information, please see this article: https://support.wharton.upenn.edu/help/202882573-wireless-connection-in-gsrs-via-solstice Just a reminder that we have wireless screen sharing capabilities in the group study rooms (GSRs). Previous students mentioned that they wanted more flexibility in using the GSR displays and about a year ago, Wharton Computing implemented Solstice wireless screen sharing…
Dear Wharton Students, Welcome back to campus! We hope your summer was both relaxing and productive. While you’ve been away, Wharton Computing has been hard at work on a number of technology projects, many of which were influenced and shaped by your input. With that in mind, Alex and I…
Welcome to Wharton, Class of 2019. Before you’re completely immersed in coursework, Alex and I would like to take a moment to highlight some of the technology resources available to you. On campus and beyond When on campus, the Wharton complex has the infrastructure you need for coursework and extracurricular…
Welcome MBA Class of 2017. Wharton Computing’s Student Support team will be running sessions (Get “Whartonized”) to help you configure your laptop and mobile device for use in Wharton’s technical environment. This includes connecting to the University’s wireless network, installing antivirus protection, configuring laptop printing, and much more. We’ll also…
Rising Seniors now have access to Google@Wharton! If you missed the announcement, this is now where you should read your email. For complete directions see our June SPIKE posting. If you have any questions or need help re-configuring your email, contact the Student Support Team.
