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[Faculty and Staff] See answers to frequently asked questions about mobile devices on TU.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] The SharePoint document library is the central location where users can update and manage files following the advice in this article. SharePoint is integrated with the Microsoft365 productivity apps, and documents can be: Created from within SharePoint, Uploaded to SharePoint or Saved from Office to SharePoint.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] Frequently asked questions cover linking your LinkedIn profile to your TU LinkedIn Learning account.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] TigerWeb is a simple HTML-based web publishing platform for TU students, faculty and staff. Webpages may include HTML, CSS and Javascript; and, you can manage your TigerWeb site using SFTP, file share or SSH. You can develop webpages using text editors (e.g., Windows Notepad, Mac TextEdit) or desktop web publishing applications (e.g., Adobe Dreamweaver).

[Students, Faculty and Staff] Saving files on Apple Mac computers look different than saving on a windows computer. Learn to save a file and find a previously saved file.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] Change the security options of a PDF document to prevent the user from making changes and/or printing.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] The TU Digital Strategy webpages "Omni CMS" and "Web Editor Resources" offer links to many helpful resources. Included is information on using Omni CMS to edit TU webpages; add gadgets, accordions, tables, hyperlinks and snippets; and reference TU content standards and the Brand Toolkit.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] The TU Registrar’s Office webpage "Helpful Guides for Faculty, Staff & Students" offers several resources that you might find helpful, including information on academic requirements, wait lists, swap, planner guides, class permissions, schedule matrix, milestone input, printing class schedules, query guides, student advisor input and unofficial transcripts.

[Faculty, Staff and Students] The Maryland Education Enterprise Consortium (MEEC) provides specific software at reduced pricing for eligible faculty, staff and students at participating institutions. This software is for personal devices only. Learn how to set up an account and purchase the software.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] TU faculty, staff and students may install the Microsoft 365 (M365) desktop apps on up to five personal devices. To install M365 apps on a university-owned Windows computer, use the Software Center. This article describes how to download and install M365 apps on a personal Windows PC.

[Faculty] Slido is an easy-to-use Q&A and polling platform for live, remote, or hybrid meetings; events; classes, and webinars. Event planners can set up a Slido event in less than a minute; all the participants need to join the conversation is a simple event code or link.

[Faculty and Staff] TU staff are eligible for Adobe CC software, provided they need it for TU work. Learn how to request Adobe CC software.

[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.

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[Faculty & Staff] Lecterns and audiovisual cabinets are secured with key or combination locks. Academic departments control access to keys and combinations.