The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 17, 2000 - 7_ I Students to have personalized web portais By Natalie Plosky Daily' Staff Reporter This fall, students will be able to access the University's ncw personalized tortal Web environment, ntv-umich.edu. [he site uses the same techsnology as ommercial portals offered by Yahoo!, Rte, and America Online, but sith a ,We University-based focus. The new Website is not intended to replace the xisting University Gatesvay, but rathter supplement the Gateway's capabilities. The my.umich.edu Project, also ktnown is the Janus Project, began in fall 1999 at he request of University Provost Nancy :antor, and is sntsored by the Office of' the Chief Information Officer The goal wvas to create a persootalized Web envirott- ment to provide Customizable infotma- tioti, services and resources for students. Project members worked with MSA to determine what services to provide through the Website. Thte Janus Project conducted intercept testing to gather stu- dent opinions and curretttly is performing usability testing with orienstation students and staff. Student testing of myoumich is expected to continue into the fall. Project mmbr Linda Place, co-man- ager of the University's Website coordi- nation, explained that studcnt response has been positive so far "tust btealkitengto rtndrernr ,wto thave had an opportrtnity to get itnto the envi- ronment and look around a little bit, they are very excited about everything being together, Place said. The unique characteristic of the Website is the wide accessibility of its resources. Once a student has entered their uniquename, the student will be able to access their customized resourcen from anywhere in the world. The only requiretnents to use myomrich are a uniquname, tights to the University's basic computing package, a computer with an Intermet connection, attd a Web browser. The target audiettce of she fall lauach of myoumich is undergraduate students, but project leaders hope to extettd the service to prospective students and eventually into the non-University community. Initial services available in the fall include personalized bookmarks that can be accessed from any computer at any location. Another feature will allow stu- dents to post or read classified adn. The site will offer Web-based e-mail and a peronal information manager, to help students maintain a calendar, their course schedule and a to-do list. The Website will also offer a news service to students, displaying headlines from cam- pus news resources like the University Record, and offer links to specific arti- cles. Help resources for services provided. by myoumich will be available and there will also be a feature to allow students to submit comments and questions about the site and to suggest new features. Project co-manager Gavin Eadie, director of strategic planning for the office of the CIO, stressed the impor- tance of student feedback to the ongoing development of the site. "Myoumich will never be 'done', it will be constantly improving," Eadie said. "As soon as we start to get (myoumich) out" there and have people using it, it's going to be really important to get feedback, because what we do next will be entirely driven by what pople wnt" tisi I 4 I- tt c I t all I II ro 734 605i 57 It , 7ioro S, lllhurh(R(An A (10r SI I. BO I ID tide\4il;)tt khu ll Il \m 511111 IC 1 1id 51t> rr lt r. ' I i iiiiiiit r it ocs'cl l 5_t702 11T. 7IiNuiiif-ii l iiil) kcp ?) o" 01111111\'loll. alld ; t llic c \p"ricllc . i (()m;lrcl \t ur rc"+ 'Cllr'(r;it(mildc; llllpw'll :4111111:l ll\ 1" rc kjolred. \\ 'A i, lit urll rilc Atli i),),)1WILill Ih Its 1-!;tin in 111t cl }t Itl fi lci. '+tllll (t) II14 . t)I11. 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