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1 Some CIT services have existing methods for communicating directly with the users of their services. Changes to those services are handled using those methods.
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From: Information Technologies Special Bulletins <itbulletin-mailbox@cornell.edu>
Wiki Markup Subject: Change to XXXXX service or Subject: \[3-4 words describing change, including service name\]Sentence 1 to include this info:
¿ Date the change will be made
¿ Service nameSentences 2-4 to include this info:
¿ Benefits of the change
¿ Reason for making the change (OPTIONAL)
¿ URL for more information (OPTIONAL)
Wiki Markup \[Additional sentences as needed to provide adequate detail on the impact or scope of the change.\]
Wiki Markup Final sentence: If you have questions or concerns about this change, please let us know at \[EMAIL, PHONE, OR OTHER CONTACT METHOD\].Thank you.
Person's name (OPTIONAL)
Cornell Information Technologies
CIT division or group (OPTIONAL)
E-mail address (OPTIONAL)
URL (OPTIONAL)
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From: "Information Technologies Special Bulletins" Subject: Closed captioning added to CUTV CUTV now includes "closed captioning" -- also known as subtitles. This feature displays, in text form, the speech and sometimes other sounds in television programs. To view closed captioning with CUTV, you need a TV that supports closed captioning. (Your owner's manual will indicate whether your TV does, and how to turn that feature on.) Please note: (a) Not all TV programs include closed captioning. (b) Closed captioning is processed by TV sets, so you will not be able to see it if you're watching CUTV on a computer. For more information about closed captioning, see If you have any questions about the CUTV service, please call or e-mail the CIT Contact Center (helpdesk@cornell.edu or 255-8990). Thank you. M Scott Walters, ResNet Service Coordinator |
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