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Trinity University’s Information Technology Services (ITS) provides technical support to all faculty, staff, and students of Trinity University. ITS is dedicated to supporting the technology needs of all users by providing general information on common technical issues and excellent customer service.
For ITS assistance, fill out the form below, email ITSupport@trinity.edu or call 210.999.7409.
The Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) allows you to log into your Trinity desktop from anywhere and the Virtual Private Network (VPN) allows your Trinity University-owned device to connect directly to the on-campus network.
The Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) allows Trinity faculty, staff, and students to manage digital learning, create and present learning materials online, and assess student learning.
Your unique Trinity University Network Credentials are used to control access to most non-google applications and services
Options for recording lectures in and out of classrooms
Campus printer setup for faculty & staff workstations
We inventory and manage all Trinity IT equipment. Any purchases, changes, or decommissioning of Trinity technology must be reported, verified, and records updated.
File storage that is hosted on the cloud and can be accessed over the internet from anywhere
ITS offers an environment that performs at the highest operational rate for scientific and big data research needs
ITS provides support for classroom technology across campus
The Lightboard Room offers a simple yet high-tech way for faculty to record lectures
ITS offers direct faculty consultation services to explore all options and technologies available at Trinity. Instructional designers help faculty think through design, planning, and delivery considerations, emphasizing student engagement and instructor manageability. In addition, instructional designers assist with technical questions about the LMS, lecture capture, video conferencing software, classroom technology, and third-party tools like Poll Everywhere and LinkedIn Learning.
Authentication integration is the use of Single Sign-On integration for new systems or currently used applications and systems. Examples include Workday, Zoom, etc. Single Sign-On provides another layer of security to our network.