Georgia Tech’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is tracking Hurricane Helene, a storm that the National Weather Service says may be an “unprecedented event” for Atlanta. Primary hazards include significant rainfall with the potential to cause flash flooding as well as wind gusts that have the potential to affect trees and power lines. For more information on impacts to campus, visit this OEM Situational Awareness webpage or Georgia Tech Hurricane Helene Emergency Weather Updates.
Daily IT Updates
Sept. 26, 2024
All IT services are running at normal operation levels. Visit the IT Status Page for updates on services and maintenances at https://status.gatech.edu. Visit the Georgia Tech Hurricane Helene Emergency Weather Updates page for information on campus operations at https://www.gatech.edu/emergency/weather/updates.
Sept. 27, 2024
On Sept. 27, the Institute announced that the Georgia Tech campus will resume normal operations on Saturday, Sept. 28. More information can be found at https://rgrp.pro/CWwvSWr. The Office of Information Technology will continue to monitor campus IT services. For status updates on campus IT services, visit https://status.gatech.edu.
Technology Resources and Support
Digital Learning Days
As part of the Digital Learning Days toolkit, the following is designed to provide suggested preparation tools for easily pivoting to digital instruction. Georgia Tech’s Center for Teaching and Learning maintains various resources designed to enhance the learning and teaching environment through shared resources, communication networks, and innovative use of technology.
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