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Powerful editing and creation software from Adobe

Answering and Ending calls on Trinity's VOIP system.

Learn how to access TU tech-enabled resources in retirement.

Antivirus software provided for employee workstations & personal computers

Antivirus software provided and recommended for student computers

How to forward your calls to another phone.

Trinity's computer labs (general and academic/departmental)

Authenticated and guest access to the campus wifi network

TV, internet, and other tech information for City Vista residents

ITS provides support for classroom technology across campus

File storage that is hosted on the cloud and can be accessed over the internet from anywhere

Steps for maintaining computer security and privacy protections

How to make a conference call.

Software and technology options for delivering lessons to students

Spaces available for reservation or use on the first and third floors of the library

Digital Measures is a tool for gathering promotion and tenure materials electronically

How to request and maintain department or building digital signs

Software that students and employees may purchase at a discounted price

Dormitory cable TV service for students

Trinity staff, faculty, and students can create accounts to access EAB administrative research and resources.

Institutional membership benefits for Trinity staff and faculty

ITS provides recycling services for university-owned electronic equipment

ODSL is an online training platform for Ellucian products (Colleague).

Available equipment and services for non-Trinity groups

Available equipment and delivery service

ITS provides cameras, tablets, recorders, etc. for checkout

Policies concerning equipment requests, use, and replacement

ITS services and tools for Trinity faculty

Licenses from Trinity provide installation of some software on your personal computer

Trinity staff, faculty, and students can create accounts to access Gartner IT research and resources.

Found here are user guides and how to's for the VOIP phone system.

How to opt into 2-step verification for your Tmail account

Google Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides and more

How to get assistance with classroom tech use or setup.

Follow these recommendations to keep yourself safe from identity theft.

Steps to take to protect your professional and personal information

How to plan and submit a project request

When in doubt, contact the ITS HelpDesk! They provide support & referrals for campus technology.

Options for recording lectures in and out of classrooms

The Lightboard Room offers a simple yet high-tech way for faculty to record lectures

Access technology and other professional development video courses

Personal purchase discounts from Apple, Dell, and other companies

Platform and language built for engineering and mathematics projects and visualization.

Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel and more

Storage drives on Trinity's servers

Technology and account quick-start guide for new Trinity students

Qualitative data analysis software available for install on personal and Trinity-owned devices.

O'Reilly is a searchable tech and business learning platform consisting of ebooks and videos.

How to create strong passwords and change your Trinity passwords

Provides mobile TV access to faculty, staff, and students

How to guide on different ways of placing a call.

App that powers interactive meetings, events, and classes.

Campus printer setup for faculty & staff workstations

Use a campus computer lab or your own device to print files at print stations

Service details and price lists for ITS multimedia professional production & recording

Project submission process

Powerful online survey and data analysis tool

Here is a list of items you might need when on campus

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.

How to report issues with equipment, software, or systems.

Policies concerning technology security and user privacy

Data and statistical analysis software for in-depth research

ITS services and tools for Trinity staff

Student computer specs recommendations, repair options, and more

A walk-in computing service center for all currently enrolled Trinity University students.

Quick links for current Trinity students

ITS offers an environment that performs at the highest operational rate for scientific and big data research needs

Upgraded technology training lab located in EHCL 101Y

Your Tiger Card acts as a university ID, building access card, and point-of-sale card.

TigerPAWS allows you to access private student or employee information.

Email listserv for general community discussions, recommendations, and sales.

Trinity's 24/7 television station for instructional use

Trinity's learning management system for courses

Trinity's email system for faculty, staff, and students

Training and Engagement Opportunities Calendar

Guide to transferring calls.

An emergency text messaging service used to communicate emergency information.

Streaming video service for instructional use by faculty

Computer workstation options for Trinity faculty

Department workstation options for Trinity staff

Information for employees issued mobile phones for work

How to spot phishing emails and examples of previous phishing attacks

The campus calendaring and room reservation system.

Your unique TU Network credentials are used to control access to several campus services

Policies concerning the proper use of University systems and IP

Putting calls on Hold and then Resuming them guide.

Several bookable spaces are equipped for enhanced meetings or video conferences

Available software that offers powerful video editing tools

Video recording tools and services

Trinity wifi and services for campus guests

Accessing voicemail, and the key codes associated with it.

Voicemail basic usage information

Campus phone system used by Trinity employees

How to identify your machine name, edition, and version