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[Faculty and Staff] The university provides several types of NetID access for individuals who are not regular students, including guest users, retirees, affiliates, and student employees. Guest NetIDs are intended for individuals affiliated with the university who require access to authenticated computing services such as campus desktops, VPN, or SharePoint. These accounts must be sponsored and managed by faculty or staff. Non-Employee Staff NetIDs are issued to on-site visitors, vendors, or oth

[Students, Faculty and Staff] The tu-openaccess network does not require you to log in using your TU NetID. It is intended for campus guests and Wi-Fi devices incompatible with tu-secure. These instructions will help you connect your Windows or Mac computer, as well as your streaming box or game console (e.g., Roku, Xbox, etc.). TU NetID holders must use the tu-secure wireless network when working with sensitive information like social security numbers, credit cards and bank accounts.

[Faculty] Apply these best practices to succeed while using Blackboard.

[Faculty and Staff] The Call Forwarding feature enables you to dictate where and when you would like to forward calls. Using the self-care portal, you may access this feature for both the 79 series and the 8851 model phones available at TU.
Note: This must be done from your office computer in-person, over Remote Desktop, from Virtual Workspace or using the VPN.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] As a new member of the TU community, you must activate your TU NetID account once to gain access to university resources. This article describes the activation process.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] Configure your Android device to connect to the tu-secure wireless network, the recommended wireless network for TU faculty, staff and students. tu-secure provides the most secure and stable connection to the university network and access to your H: drive and other secured resources. This article supports Android version 11.0 and beyond.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] Download, install and use TU's VPN on Mac or Windows computer.

Microsoft has numerous articles on a variety of Microsoft applications and topics for devices. This article will list the links based on categories: Android, iPhone or iPad.

[Faculty and Staff] This article shows the Procedures to Install SPSS on Windows

[Faculty] This article shows installing an SPSS Commuter License on Laptops

[Students, Faculty and Staff] The linked video demonstrates how to book resources using the OTS Student Computing Services (SCS) Online Resource Booking System (ORBS). Students, faculty and staff may borrow digital cameras, audio recorders and other multimedia accessories. Students may also book the use of studios, and 3D printers.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] The linked video demonstrates how to edit a resource booking in the Student Computing Services (SCS) Online Resource Booking System (ORBS). Students, faculty and staff may borrow digital cameras, audio recorders and other multimedia accessories. Students may also book the use of studios, and 3D printers.

[Faculty & Staff] The Temporary Computer Administrator Rights (TCAR) tool allows faculty and staff to grant temporary administrator access to a workstation for up to 3 hours. You may give permission to yourself or an alternate NetID (such as a student employee or graduate assistant) to download or install software and run a program that needs administrative rights.

[Faculty & Staff] Learn how to use the Software Center to install and upgrade Windows desktop applications.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] The Zoom for Outlook add-in allows you to schedule a Zoom meeting from your Outlook calendar. This can be particularly handy when you want to add the option for online participation to an in-person meeting.