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Google, Box, Microsoft O365, Zoom and Blackboard's cloud-based environments include applications (apps) to enhance the use of those products. Most of the vendor-written apps are enabled by default, but some (including most third-party and consumer apps) are not. All non-enabled apps must be reviewed and approved by our App Vetting Group to be enabled.
Print credits for credit seeking students and guests are available to print to public printers on campus, except law school.
The web at the University of Richmond is centrally managed using a content management system called, Cascade CMS. Web Services and University Communications administers this tool and offer training materials and tutorials at web.richmond.edu.
o Record a new commitment
o Gift or pledge payment expected
o Adjust a gift or pledge
o Gift questions and issues
o Duplicate Receipt or Giving History
o Add or update a constituent in ArachNet
o Bulk data addition/upload
o Large scale data clean-up
Law School Faculty, Staff, and Students can submit a ticket request for tech support to the Law School Tech Services Desk.
If you are unable to find what you are looking for, use this to submit a ticket for assistance.
Smart devices and game consoles must first be registered before they can connect to the wireless or wired network on campus.
The University's Learning Management System (LMS). Canvas is used for course materials, assignment submissions, online discussions, reflective journaling, tests/quizzes, and posting grades.
Consultation requests for scholarship and research computing
Request an O365 mailbox for student employees that need access to a departmental mailbox or folder.
Request a shared mailbox (email inbox and calendar) for a University Department.
Request for an approved app or add-in for Office 365 to be enabled for your account.
Wired network access available in residence halls and administrative buildings on campus.
Email forwarding is available for students, adjunct law faculty, retirees, and alumni to forward their @richmond.edu emails to a personal email address.
WebFiles is storage space of 100MB allocated to each student, staff, faculty member, and student organization enabling them to maintain a website.
One-on-one or group training and consultations for a variety of multimedia software tools, led by TLC staff members who specialize in those tools.
If you are unable to find what you are looking for in the services above, use this to submit a ticket for assistance.
Phishing is the fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from someone you may know in order to convince individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers.
Servers used for research that are intended for lengthy calculations.
Request the creation of a new Top-Level Department Box folder or Box Hub.