Changes coming to Lynda.com and UCFileSpace
Mark your calendars for upcoming changes to online services
Lynda.com upgrades to LinkedIn Learning Sept. 5
Lynda.com will be unavailable for up to 18-hours on Thursday, Sept. 5, during the upgrade to LinkedIn Learning.
Students, faculty and staff members who have logged into Lynda.com will automatically receive a login invitation from LinkedIn Learning upon the upgrade’s completion.
LinkedIn Learning provides access to the same industry-leading content from Lynda.com. Since LinkedIn acquired Lynda.com, all currently enrolled UC students, faculty and staff will have free access to LinkedIn Learning. Content that was previously available through Lynda.com will also be available in LinkedIn Learning.
Please visit the IT@UC Knowledge Base article Lynda-LinkedIn Learning article for more information about this scheduled transition.
UCFileSpace changes set for Dec. 31, 2019
IT@UC will upgrade file storage and webhosting services currently provided by UCFileSpace before the end of the calendar year.
UCFileSpace file storage will be migrated to Microsoft OneDrive — UC’s preferred technology tool to securely store, share and manage files online anytime, anywhere. IT@UC will also refresh and upgrade the technology that powers UCFileSpace’s “homepages.uc.edu” personal web hosting service.
Content becomes “read-only” Wednesday, Dec. 18.
All content stored in UCFileSpace file storage and webhosting services will enter the “read-only” phase of the transition on Wednesday, Dec. 18.
The “read-only” phase will allow content owners to view, open, and download files from UCFileSpace before the official Tuesday, Dec. 31, upgrade date. Edit and re-name files downloaded from UCFileSpace by saving them locally to your computer.
Unit-level IT experts will help IT@UC plan the details.
IT@UC will work closely with IT experts across the university to better accommodate the unit-level impact of the UCFileSpace transition and provide seamless experience for students, faculty, and staff.
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