Starting at 6:00 AM on December 19, you may experience suboptimal network performance to the Internet and Internet2 due to an upstream provider infrastructure upgrade (with a potential outage window of 24 hours). This may have an impact on services provided by WVNET.
As of 4pm, the issue has been resolved. Work will continue but should not create latency nor outages. We will be monitoring the situation in the South and working with WVOT and K12 to confirm the issue doesn’t return.
This affects all WVNET traffic in the southern part of the state and users may experience higher latency and slower speeds. Zayo dispatched crews at 6:30 this morning but does not currently have an ETA on repairs. Additional updates will be provided as they become available.
The Call For Presentations deadline is fast approaching! We are looking for individuals to participate in panel discussions on the following topics: Would you be interested in participating in a panel discussion? If so, drop us a line! Panel discussions aren’t the only way to participate— we are still recruiting for our concurrent session tracks. We are looking forward to seeing you in Morgantown in July!
The West Virginia Statewide Technology Conference (WVSTC) will return to Morgantown from July 19-21, 2023. The conference has announced its call for presentation proposals as part of the first step to planning the conference. “This is a great opportunity for professionals who work with technology from all around the state—whether you work in higher ed, K-12 schools, government or even non-profits to showcase programs they’ve implemented, lessons learned, research conducted and more,” says conference co-chair,
After a five-year hiatus, the West Virginia Statewide Technology Conference (WVSTC) is coming back to Morgantown from July 18-20. This year’s event will gather professionals from across the state around the theme, “Leading the Way Through Innovation and Change.”
2021 followed in the footsteps of 2020, presenting many challenges for WVNET and our customers in the wake of the ongoing and ever-evolving COVID-19 pandemic. WVNET management and staff continued to manage the operational challenges in a hybrid office/telework environment. The year consisted of some large projects, some restructuring, internal employee advancements, and some exciting milestones. Please take a moment to review our accomplishments and view our yearly booklet.
Take a moment to review how WVNET is involved and the impact we have in West Virginia.
The WVSTC is back! WVNET, along with our K-12 and Higher Education partners, would like to announce the return of the West Virginia Statewide Technology Conference in a virtual format on July 12-14, 2021. Keynote speakers include digital learning consultant Dr. Alec Couros as well as author and professor Dr. John Spencer. The Call for Proposals and Early Bird registration are currently open. For more information, please visit the conference website at wvstc.com.
WVNET is excited to launch our new Teaching and Learning Commons— a re-envisioning of how we deliver IT services, expertise and support to the state of West Virginia. Formerly titled the \”Distance Learning and Educational Services Division,\” the Teaching and Learning Commons is still offering all of the services and support it has always provided; however, we are adding to these services a focus on structured Professional Development. To kick off the launch of our Teaching
