OCAD U has implemented changes to Payable to improve how the service operates.  All functionality is the same but some screens appear differently due these changes. Some examples of what to expect:

What's New?

Adobe released the 2019 versions of Creative Cloud last week at Adobe MAX, and they're available for download for all students and faculty right now using the Adobe Creative Cloud app. Some of the new improvements include:

• New voice and animation features for Adobe XD
• Speed and profile enhancements for Adobe Lightroom CC
• Multiple undo and improvements to the type tool for Photoshop CC
• And lots more. Every app received an update.

Adobe Creative Cloud on shared campus desktops versus your laptop: Not the same anymore

Adobe is no longer supporting the ability for us to deploy Creative Cloud 2019 on campus. Not yet at least. Campus computers will continue to run Adobe Creative Cloud 2018 until Adobe releases new tools to support this in early 2019.

TL:DR

Here are some of the new updates for Adobe Creative Cloud 2019 and coming to Adobe apps in the future. 

It's that time of year again! Grad Ex is fast approaching, here is what graduating students need to know about borrowing AV equipment: 

Each department has been given specific space allocations spread throughout the campus for the display of graduating student work.

Some of the rooms will be smart rooms, and the equipment available in those rooms is to be used and shared per the directions of your Discipline Chair, Graduate Program Director or Associate Deans. Data projectors and any other equipment including projector screens and speakers that are installed in smart rooms CANNOT BE ADJUSTED OR REMOVED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WITHOUT SPEAKING TO A/V DIRECTLY. Please email us at avhelp@ocadu.ca if you have any questions about this.

A limited number of LCD screens, data projectors, slide projectors, and audio set ups are available depending on your needs. Do not use duct tape or other types of tape since they leave a residue and impact the integrity of the cords. 

The A/V Help Desk will have Apple iMacs, keyboards, mice, and locking cables available to loan for this year’s Graduate Exhibition. As equipment is limited, requests will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis.

You are responsible for ensuring that the equipment loaned to you remains secured and monitored properly throughout the Graduate Exhibition. The AV Help Desk will supply locking cables and locks to assist with this (you will not receive the keys).

Theft is a real concern with serious consequences, please be vigilant. 

Process:

The AV Help Desk will have a Graduate Exhibition Equipment Request and Reservation Info table in the Lobby of 100 McCaul. Students wishing to borrow AV equipment for their exhibit are required to attend on one the following days: 

• Monday April 2 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Tuesday April 3 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Wednesday April 4 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Please note that any changes to the above dates will be communicated in advance. You will be able to come and inquire and discuss your setup as well as reserve equipment. We are happy to help and make recommendations and suggestions. iMacs will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. You will be allowed to reserve 1 iMac per student and also speak to someone about the possibility of reserving additional equipment such as projectors, TV’s, speakers etc.

For any other inquiries, please feel free to visit the AV Help Desk (Room 343 at 100 McCaul) between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday to discuss your Graduate Exhibition setup or email us at avhelp@ocadu.ca.

You are personally responsible for the well-being and safe return of any equipment signed out in your name. The usual late fees, abandonment fines and replacement costs still apply. Please refer to the Equipment Circulation Guidelines here:

http://www.ocadu.ca/Assets/content/it/Borrowers-Responsibilities.pdf