
The UNC-ALL (UNC Administration of Lifelong Learning) system will support degree non-creditable programs served by the University’s continuing and distance education community. This project is the design and implementation of a centralized registration and administrative system, which will scale to support all schools and units at UNC-CH and can be configured to address their divergent needs.

Who’s the fastest texter at Carolina? Want a preview of how to use ConnectCarolina to register next spring for Fall 2010? Who’s the DaVinci of CD art? Where can you find a student IT job?
These questions and more are answered at the second annual Tar Heel Tech Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009 in the Pit from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

On Monday, Aug. 17, 2009, Information Technology Services (ITS) launched a new version of Webmail for all Carolina students, faculty and staff.
The new version of Webmail has the look and feel of a desktop client - like Thunderbird or Outlook - and is more intuitive than the previous version. It will provide a much better overall user experience.
In August 2009, Blackboard will undergo a key upgrade. This upgrade will optimize Blackboard’s performance, increase its stability and incorporate the addition of new features to enhance learning and instruction. To learn more about the new features coming in August and beyond, please visit http://its.unc.edu/BBNews/blackboard_upgrade/.

The Portal Project is the implementation of a new enterprise Web portal to enhance the delivery of transactional, online services - including role-based processes, applications, communities and content - to University stakeholders. It is an important companion project supporting the University’s ERP project, which is replacing out-of-date legacy systems by creating a new integrated management solution for student, human resources, payroll and financial systems. The Portal will serve as the gateway for users to access the new ERP systems (ConnectCarolina).