Information Technology encompasses many aspects of University life. To help you get started using this website, here's an overview of the 12 main topics and what each of them includes:
Besides introducing the IT website and its topics, this section describes how to get started using the University's computing resources. At the top of the list is activating your NetID, keeping it secure, and using it on (and off) campus. You can't get on without it!
Where to go for computer help, classroom technology support, and IT-related training. Includes links to IT-provided online training in Outlook and SharePoint.
Everything you wanted to know about taking or teaching an online class through WebCT.
All aspects of accessing your University email, troubleshooting, comparing email options, and setting up a mailing list.
Take advantage of savings on hardware and software through the University's volume buying power, and learn more about laptops and audio-visual equipment available for checkout, as well as data storage options. This section includes a free download of Symantec AntiVirus.
Information on the computing labs on campus, plus where to find Smart Classrooms that are outfitted with the latest audio-visual technology.
Information on all the telephone options available on campus, including cell phones, pay phones, voice mail, and conference calls, plus audio/video conferencing, collaborative meetings on the Access Grid Nodes, and satellite up/downlink capabilities.
The creative side of IT includes media services, such as photography, video production, multimedia support, and do-it-yourself media creation.
Your guide to the many campus-wide software applications supported by IT. Everything from scheduling rooms and facilities (AdAstra) to processing employee and student data (CAIS) to the online University Directory.
Your guide to official University and IT policies and procedures that help protect your computer.
The various computing networks on campus, from Residence Halls to wireless to the main campus network, and how to connect from off campus.
