Center for Information Technology in Education (CITE)

Center for Information Technology in Education (CITE) The OFFICIAL CITE page of the University of Houston, College of Education.

The Center for Information Technology in Education (CITE) was established in 1989 at the University of Houston College of Education. Educational technology tools and strategies continue to play a key role in delivering nationally ranked programs in our college. That demand requires a support team whose expertise is focused on the security of our data, instructional design principles, systems suppo

rt, and the highly admired computing environment that offers an up-to-date and secure place to work. Computing and multimedia environments;
Computer and Equipment support;
Web services;
Hardware/software recommendations, solutions, upkeep, or repair;
Consultation and support for Instructional Design;
Training on academic software and technology;
Informal hands-on training to users on the use of computers;
Core and non-core technology application programs and ad-hoc programs;
Support to the academic public regarding intrinsic operating systems problems;
Administer the local area network for the college, including the installation, configuration, maintenance and upgrading of the LAN;
Ensure compliance with university and division policies and procedures regarding network/computing acquisitions;
Collaborate with administration and campus leaders to implement information technology support services; and
Facility planning and maintenance.
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Class was out, but the team was still hitting the books! 📚💻We spent the day trading the campus quad for the cutting edge...
06/03/2026

Class was out, but the team was still hitting the books! 📚💻
We spent the day trading the campus quad for the cutting edge at the Microsoft AI Tour. From next-gen automation to smarter workflows, university employees learned ways to bring the future of AI straight back to our campus. 🚀✨

Consider this our official extra credit assignment. 😉🌐

Learn more at https://aitour.microsoft.com/flow/microsoft/aitour/landing/page/home and

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Photo Left to Right:
Mark Rosanes, UIT AI Solutions
Anjana Singhal, Faculty and Departmental Instructional Support
Ray Ali, UH College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics (NSM)
Christopher Jackson, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at UH
Velvette Laurence, University of Houston College of Education
Donald Barnhard, Education Innovation and Technology
Andrea Arias-Rodriguez, UH College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics (NSM)
Sabrina Mobassirin, UIT AI Solutions

Ever clicked “I agree” without time to read the fine print? CITE’s FinePrint Copilot agent is available to all Cougarnet...
06/02/2026

Ever clicked “I agree” without time to read the fine print? CITE’s FinePrint Copilot agent is available to all Cougarnet users and helps you understand risks before accepting online terms of service. 🔎

The agent reviews privacy policies and terms of service to explain data privacy practices, security implications, and user risks in clear, plain language. It does not provide legal advice and does not replace the university's formalized review process. It is intended to support independent assessments.

👉 Provide the agent context (e.g., your role and intended tool use) for more tailored results. Access all CITE agents at https://uofh.sharepoint.com/sites/citelab/SitePages/GenAI.aspx

CITE has a large collection of resources for our employees and students. Visit https://uofh.sharepoint.com/sites/citelab...
03/26/2026

CITE has a large collection of resources for our employees and students. Visit https://uofh.sharepoint.com/sites/citelab to access our SharePoint site and our new chatbots! Note, upon first use, the agent's performance may be slow as it scans thousands of files, pages, videos, events, etc. Performance speed improves with continued use. 💬

Verify responses with our team as needed. If our virtual agent cannot answer your question or is incorrect, reach out to CITE 713-743-5918. ☎️

10 years ago today!!! Look at those young faces! David, David, and Daniel were working hard to update the computing envi...
02/27/2026

10 years ago today!!! Look at those young faces! David, David, and Daniel were working hard to update the computing environment for our students in Farish Hall. 🥰

CITE wishes everyone a wonderful holiday with lots of smiles and laughter.
12/23/2025

CITE wishes everyone a wonderful holiday with lots of smiles and laughter.

CITE supported the FA2025 Commencement alongside our fellow colleagues from the College of Education and the Office of U...
12/20/2025

CITE supported the FA2025 Commencement alongside our fellow colleagues from the College of Education and the Office of Undergraduate Student Success. We hope everyone had a wonderful experience. Go Coogs! 🎓

Is CITE helping Santa with the "Naughty or Nice" list, or is CITE trying to convince Santa they are nice? 🤔
12/19/2025

Is CITE helping Santa with the "Naughty or Nice" list, or is CITE trying to convince Santa they are nice? 🤔

12/15/2025

CITE has been together for a wonderfully long time. We have only started taking our group holiday photos in 2013. Enjoy a another trip down Farish Hall memory lane. 💖📸

The UH Centennial Project and the demolition of Farish Hall can be viewed from two live web cameras: Ezekiel W. Cullen (...
12/01/2025

The UH Centennial Project and the demolition of Farish Hall can be viewed from two live web cameras:

Ezekiel W. Cullen (E-Cullen) https://www.uh.edu/web-cameras/view/?id=centennial-e-2
Philip Guthrie Hoffman Hall (PGH) https://www.uh.edu/web-cameras/view/?id=centennial-pgh

Time-lapse video is also available:
Ezekiel W. Cullen (E-Cullen) https://www.uh.edu/web-cameras/time-lapse/live.php?id=centennial-e-2
Philip Guthrie Hoffman Hall (PGH) https://www.uh.edu/web-cameras/time-lapse/live.php?id=centennial-pgh

11/28/2025

As a bonus, today we feature the Farish Hall basement. It was primarily used for storage of CITE, Dean's Office, BOUNCE, other grants/programs, and furniture that is no longer in use. It also housed the Hwemudua Addictions and Health Disparities Laboratory (HAHDL), the Education Research Center (ERC), and the UH Facilities area.

We hope you enjoyed a quick trip down memory lane. The videos were a spur-of-the-moment idea, and in hindsight, we would have opened more doors to film on our last day of FH access. Not to worry, plenty of photos have been taken over the years of the building's exterior and interior. Reach out to CITE or the College Communications team if there is something in particular you would like to see.

Happy Thanksgiving! 😘

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University Of Houston, Charles F. McElhinney Hall 3623 Cullen Blvd. Room 2030
Houston, TX
77204-5023

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