ECU will test the emergency notification system on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
2021-08-19
source：wnct.com
The test will evaluate a variety of communication systems, including ECU homepage, email, indoor and outdoor speakers, VOIP phone text and voice, SMS text messages, desktop pop-up notifications, and messages on digital signage.
On Wednesday and Thursday, only part of the system will be tested. All aspects of the ECU alarm system will be tested at noon on Friday. Employees, students and parents will also receive ECU alarm test emails through registered accounts. Digital screens all over the campus will carry test information. Users who have registered for ECU Alert mobile messaging will receive an SMS text message on Friday.
People on campus will hear a voice message on their office phones and speakers, identifying it as a test of the ECU alarm emergency notification system. There are other crime and security applications for mobile devices. LiveSafe is the only application that is attached to the ECU, with functions specifically aimed at the ECU community.
Remind campus computer users that the university has a pop-up notification system AlertUs, which fills the computer screen with ECU alert messages when activated.
After the user reads the message, clicking "Confirm" will close the warning. Employees working remotely may also encounter this pop-up notification.
Encourage faculty, staff and students to download the free safety application LiveSafe. LiveSafe allows users to report suspicious activities and safety issues to the ECU police in a discrete and anonymous manner. The LiveSafe application also provides other functions.
The test will evaluate a variety of communication systems, including ECU homepage, email, indoor and outdoor speakers, VOIP phone text and voice, SMS text messages, desktop pop-up notifications, and messages on digital signage.
On Wednesday and Thursday, only part of the system will be tested. All aspects of the ECU alarm system will be tested at noon on Friday. Employees, students and parents will also receive ECU alarm test emails through registered accounts. Digital screens all over the campus will carry test information. Users who have registered for ECU Alert mobile messaging will receive an SMS text message on Friday.
People on campus will hear a voice message on their office phones and speakers, identifying it as a test of the ECU alarm emergency notification system. There are other crime and security applications for mobile devices. LiveSafe is the only application that is attached to the ECU, with functions specifically aimed at the ECU community.
Remind campus computer users that the university has a pop-up notification system AlertUs, which fills the computer screen with ECU alert messages when activated.
After the user reads the message, clicking "Confirm" will close the warning. Employees working remotely may also encounter this pop-up notification.
Encourage faculty, staff and students to download the free safety application LiveSafe. LiveSafe allows users to report suspicious activities and safety issues to the ECU police in a discrete and anonymous manner. The LiveSafe application also provides other functions.
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