PULLMAN, Wash. – President Elson S. Floyd has requested renaming of Washington State University’s electronic gateway from “zzusis” to “myWSU” to better reflect the variety of resources and services available via the portal.
Expanded teaching, learning and research opportunities are on the table for all at Washington State University — faculty, staff and students — in the form of PBJ. Not the type that sticks in your mouth, but PBJ, the portal-based journal, that opens wide WSU’s ability to communicate with the world.A journal is used to record […]
Day-to-day use of myWSU, Washington State University’s portal, has rocketed since its launch in January, with faculty, staff and students using it to conduct key communications and business. In short, myWSU has proven to be an easy and effective tool for contacting and informing groups of students, accessing e-mail when out of the office or […]
Washington State University’s myWSU portal, which began early testing in August, will expand services Nov. 1 to approximately 7,500 people. Participants will include instructors on all campuses and students taking classes that use The Bridge and WebCT learning environments. MyWSU will be in full production by January 2004 and available to students, faculty and staff […]
Washington State University students, faculty and academic support staff will soon have access to the pre-release version of WSU’s new portal, called myWSU. This fall, the portal will focus on serving students. An initial portal test group of faculty, instructors and students in selected class sections will be able to access myWSU on the first […]
My, My, My! In the near future, you can forget My Yahoo, put aside My Excite, drop My MSN, delete My AOL or any other portal system you are using online. There soon will be a better, more efficient and personalized way for Washington State University students, faculty and staff to access course materials, communicate […]