Collaborate & Communicate
Communicating and collaborating across campus or around the world can be challenging. The University has in place key enterprise technology that fosters communication for research, day to day work, and teaching and learning.
All faculty staff and students have a Pro Account. Zoom can be used for synchronous video, voice, content sharing, and chats and seamlessly integrates with and . Zoom meetings can be recorded to the cloud or uploaded for archived viewing. Additional information and training are available here.
- Teams can be used to collaborate and communicate with your department. Teams provides the ability to , host , , and . There is a wide array of applications that can be integrated and include: Wiki, PowerPoint, OneNote, and so many more. If you’re new to Teams, you can learn more about it in this , or check out these .
provides access to Outlook Online to help you stay connected to mail even when you’re not at your computer, as well as Onedrive, to assist in collaborating and sharing documents.
Campus phones can forward to off-campus phones, and voicemail can be accessed via the web or with the Avaya app or via .
Duo multifactor authentication is required to access critical web-based ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥ resources from any on or off-campus location.Â
TechZone @ The Commons!
The new facility offers flexible workspaces, meeting rooms and training areas that will enable students to work collaboratively with UNIT and provide walkup support.
As Banner 8 is nearing its end of service at ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥, it is time to for users to start transitioning to Banner 9. UNIT is holding Banner 9 training sessions each month to support the transition. Sign up, class size is limited.