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Dear Students,
Izio is a Learning Management System that the Haas School is using in a pilot study. Two LMS systems are currently being evaluated, Izio and another one called Prometheus. Izio provides many useful tools to help you with your courses throughout the semester. To learn more about Izio, see http://support.convene.com/stud/index.htm Also, be aware that the use of Izio is an "opt-in" choice for each faculty person. That is, each faculty person may choose whether or not to use it. Ask your instructor to find out if he/she is using Izio this semester. For the Fall semester, Convene has released an enhanced version of our learning management system called IZIO PRO. You can access Izio Pro by using the same URL as the previous version at http://haas.izio.convenve.com By now most students should have received an email containing their login name and password. To avoid the duplicate accounts issue we encountered last semester, Convene has created a method for creating accounts and posting student course registration information from Haas and Berkeley Campus Systems of Records (e.g., EDULink, SIS/TeleBears). Self registration has been removed. CHANGES TO STUDENT REGISTRATION DATA will be obtained from the Systems of Record and POSTED TO IZIO ONCE PER WEEK UNTIL THE ADD/DROP PERIOD ENDS. Convene has also changed the naming convention for Izio Pro accounts. The naming convention goes as follows, first initial_last name1. This is a locked field and cannot be changed by Haas Computing Services. The Izio software does however allow for users to changed their unique password. As always Haas Computing Services is pleased to assist you with any support issues if you contact the Help Desk at (510)642-0434, mailto:helpdesk@haas.berkeley.edu, or http://helpdesk.haas.berkeley.edu. Thank You ______________________________________________________ Philip Mahoney Work:(510)642-4278 Asst. Director for Student Computing FAX: (510)642-4769 Haas Computing Services phil@haas.berkeley.edu Walter A Haas School of Business http://groups.haas.berkeley.edu/HCS/
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