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[Faculty & Staff] Take action if you notice signs of equipment theft.

[Faculty & Staff] To protect accounts, the TU security policy enforces a 10-minute lockout period after six bad password attempts. There are measures faculty can take in the classroom to resolve account lockouts.

[Faculty & Staff] Web browsers save temporary files to work efficiently. Occasionally, corrupted or outdated information may cause a webpage to load incorrectly or not at all.

[Faculty & Staff] Websites that produce errors such as 404 Not Found or 504 Service Unavailable or fail to load at all may indicate the site is down, a network cable is loose, or the campus network is experiencing a problem.

[Faculty & Staff] While most classrooms have wireless network connectivity, wired connections guarantee faster speeds, more reliable connections, and fewer glitches. Most lecterns have either a network cable or an open jack to plug in laptops with ethernet ports.

[Faculty & Staff] Personal network file storage (H: drive) and department file storage (O: drive) should automatically appear ("map") upon signing into campus computers. If one or both do not appear, they can be remapped manually.

[Faculty & Staff] Computer sign-in, web access, email, Blackboard, and network drive access require a network connection. An inactive or unavailable network connection will affect all services and sites—not just one. A potential network issue may be identified at sign-in by an error message such as Domain Controller Not Found.

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[Faculty & Staff] Classroom microphones may be used for in-room reinforcement, lecture capture or videoconferencing; however, some microphones may serve only one of these functions.

[Faculty and Staff] If classroom speakers are not emitting sound, there are many potential causes. Rule out the simplest ones first.

[Faculty and Staff] You can troubleshoot and solve many problems with classroom audiovisual and computer technology following the advice in this series of articles. Series content includes general computer problems, audiovisual systems and component problems, network and connectivity problems, software and configuration problems, login problems, etc.

[Faculty, Staff and Students] Widgets are independent content elements that can be placed in left/right sidebars or other areas allowed by your selected theme. Many widgets are available, but the default student theme includes two: Subscribe by Email and Search. To browse other widgets from your Dashboard, hover over Plugins, then select Widgets on the flyout menu.

[Students, Faculty & Staff} Use this quick reference guide to learn all about Webex Meetings.