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In order to connect to the internet, your device must be registered to the network, both wired and wireless.
This service provides classification for requests to Activate ULID accounts.
Moodle Student Self-Help is your dedicated resource for comprehensive support, designed to empower you to excel in your online learning environment.
This service provides comprehensive assistance to students, faculty, and staff experiencing difficulties logging into their primary university accounts.
Training tools provide ways to ensure your staff is up-to-date with the latest knowledge and skills needed to provide services to your customers. These are a list of tools provided and supported by the Office of Information and Technology (OIT), and how to implement them in your department.
The digital signage program connects wall-mounted monitors, interactive kiosks, and desktop PCs to display messages, advertisements, EMS alerts, and other information to the campus community.
Any resource or asset purchased using STEP funds falls under the purview of the Office of STEP Support (OSS).
Office of STEP Support (OSS) supports numerous undergraduate and graduate student positions each semester. These student positions provide support to campus faculty, staff, and students.
If you are having problems using the Password Reset Utility, you can request a manual password reset.
If you got a new device, or just cannot seem to get your multi-factor authentication (MFA) to work, we can help.
This guide provides a structured approach to common IT issues, helping you stay calm and effective when a user is experiencing a problem.
Are you struggling to navigate Moodle, understand your grades, or effectively utilize its powerful features?
Moodle Student Self-Help is your dedicated resource for comprehensive support, designed to empower you to excel in your online learning environment.
If you are having problems with digital signage on campus, please use this form to report the issue.
The digital signage program connects wall-mounted monitors, interactive kiosks, and desktop PCs to display messages, advertisements, EMS alerts, and other information to the campus community.
This will provide you with a "course" in the online course system, Moodle.