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(Deutsch) Was gibt es morgen zu essen?

November 27th, 2020 | by

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(Deutsch) Film ab! Von der Idee bis zum fertigen Film

November 25th, 2020 | by

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H5P becomes part of the Moodle core

November 23rd, 2020 | by

H5P is a plugin for existing learning platforms, such as RWTHmoodle, that allows users to create interactive content for their learning spaces, including interactive videos, presentations, games, quizzes and more. Since Moodle version 3.9 H5P is now part of the Moodle core and also part of RWTHmoodle.

Homepage RWTHmoodle

Welcome to RWTHmoodle!
Source: Own illustration

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(Deutsch) FLEX hat eine „WIRKUNG HOCH 100“

November 20th, 2020 | by

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(Deutsch) MATSE-Bestenehrung 2020 – Wir gratulieren!

November 18th, 2020 | by

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RWTH becomes part of the National High Performance Computing Network

November 16th, 2020 | by

So what? NHR – what is that anyway?

NHR – that stands for “National High Performance Computing” and is a project of the Joint Science Conference (Gemeinsamen Wissenschaftskonferenz (GWK)). With the help of this project, researchers throughout Germany are to be guaranteed access to the computing capacity they need for their research. “High-performance computing” describes computer-based computing that requires high computing power or storage capacity. This is becoming increasingly important in research and teaching. Nowadays, the use of and access to high-performance computers is indispensable for many research fields.

For this reason, the state and federal governments have agreed in the Gemeinsamen Wissenschaftskonferenz (GWK) to jointly promote not only research buildings and large-scale facilities but also high-performance computing at universities. This is meant to strengthen the international competitiveness of Germany as a research location in the fields of simulation and big data, among others. The aim is to create a nationally coordinated network of high-performance computing centers. This network offers all German universities appropriate resources and services for national high-performance computing.

RWTH becomes part of the National High Performance Computing Network

RWTH becomes part of the National High Performance Computing Network
Source: NHR4CES

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Important tips to better password security

November 13th, 2020 | by

Computers and internet access are now an integral part of our everyday lives. We use them not only for work, but also for private purposes. Whether it’s work-related documents, conversations with colleagues, friends and family, bank documents or the exchange of private photos; none of this should be visible to everyone.Whoever uses such technologies should also protect themselves. In order to protect yourself, an efficient password protection is essential.

Login interface on a website

Source: Pixabay

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(Deutsch) Wir im Home Office –Ein tierisches Vergnügen!

November 11th, 2020 | by

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Do not hesitate, just ask the IT-ServiceDesk!

November 9th, 2020 | by

How do I use Microsoft Teams at RWTH Aachen University? How do I connect to the VPN? How do I set up an e-mail address? How do I apply for a DFN certificate? Who do I contact if I have questions?

Source: Own illustration

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Social Engineering – or: How we get tricked

November 6th, 2020 | by

Sometimes you just can’t say “no”. When the fundraising rescue workers are at the front door or in the pre-Christmas season the opportunities to do a good deed one more time this year are increasing. Of course we are happy to help, for we are social beings after all. However, this humanitarian side of us is being exploited increasingly. Social engineering aims to motivate people to do things they would not do under normal circumstances. This manipulation occurs everywhere – digitally, as well as in the real world.

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