Technology and Computing Services
Information Technology Services (ITS) provides a wide array of services to support the teaching, learning, administration, and research endeavors of the students, faculty, and staff of the UH community. ITS works closely with other offices across the system to meet the challenging and expanding computing and communications needs of the university.
Key technology initiatives include:
- Distance education programs developed at UH reach throughout the state and worldwide, offering new models of distributed learning.
- UH is active with the global Kuali initiative to develop open source software for higher education administration and is currently utilizing the Kuali Financial System, Kuali Coeus and Kuali Rice.
- Utilizing federal ARRA funding, UH is implementing gigabit-speed fiber optic connections to public schools, public libraries and UH facilities on all islands throughout the State of Hawaii with new high-speed connections to global research education and networks.
Technology news
New biomedical research laboratory at the College of Micronesia
May. 6, 2013, Manoa — The new research facility, which opened on April 30, is the fourth such training laboratory.
May. 6, 2013, Manoa — The new research facility, which opened on April 30, is the fourth such training laboratory.
HNEI to conduct energy research at Kawaikini with Project Frog classroom
May. 6, 2013, Manoa — Two 1,200-squarefoot, state-of-the-art structures have been installed at the school.
May. 6, 2013, Manoa — Two 1,200-squarefoot, state-of-the-art structures have been installed at the school.
Latest Updates
New UH Information Technology Center
Scheduled to open in May 2013, the new, six-story Information Technology Center will house enterprise information and communications technology systems and services that support modern teaching, administration and research for all ten UH campuses and students throughout the state of Hawai‘i.
