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Information Technology

Policy and Strategy

The Information Services Committee's role is to establish and maintain an Information Technology strategy and related policy framework, and is a sub-committee of the Planning and Budget Committee.

All Information Technology policy and strategy is developed by or in conjunction with Information Technology Services (ITS) according to UWA's IT Strategic Plan.

eLearning

Lectopia enables students to access audio and visual recordings of lectures.

WebCT is UWA's centrally supported online learning management system.

Training

IT Training is supplied by each faculty and department, as well as through the Organisational and Staff Development Services and UWA Extension.

Supply Structure

Information Technology Services working collaboratively with IT sections across the University, plans and manages a secure IT environment including central networking and computing infrastructure, project management, systems development capabilities and a professional support service to staff and students using the University’s central ITC facilities.

IT Support in Faculties Each Faculty supports their own IT infrastructure and systems. The Library IT section provides for the IT requirements of all UWA Libraries. ITS manages and supports computing facilities for staff in the central administration sections of the University.

Email

ITS provide central admin staff with an ITS admin account that not only provides access to the UWA Administration network, but also email and calendaring on the central Exchange server.

Faculties, Schools and non-central admin sections are responsible for arranging email facilities for their own staff. However, ITS does provide an email service for these staff through the central staff server, Cyllene.

Website development

The University Website Office coordinates and facilitates development and maintenance of information and services on the University’s website. The Website Office manages the central web publishing facility available for all sections of the University, and advises on and supports the design, development and integration of websites and online applications.

Software licensing

ITS facilitates purchases of campus-wide software and negotiates purchase agreements with suppliers. Staff wishing to purchase software should contact the purchasing or IT officer for their section in the first instance. More…

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