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Canvas is our web-based learning management system (LMS). It is used to organize, create, and present course content and provides tools for students to engage in courses and receive feedback on their learning and skill development progress.
Faculty/staff are provided an allotment of print credits for using the Print Quota System.
25Live is the University’s academic and event space scheduling system. It is used to create and maintain the schedule of classrooms for courses and spaces for campus events.
BroncoTechs can only reset passwords for users who are not yet registered to use the self-service password portal.
FSU provides high-speed Wi-Fi networks for students and employees.
Student, employee, and other university email accounts are provided through the university’s Microsoft 365 subscription, using Microsoft Exchange Online.
Wired Internet also sometimes called Ethernet or data port is network technology that uses physical cables to connect to the internet and other technology.
Banner offers self-service modules for students, employees and faculty/advisors. These web-based systems allow students, faculty and employees to access and self-manage information and tasks related to their university status.
Degree Works is an online degree evaluation advising tool that helps monitor student progress toward degree completion.
Creative Cloud is a suite of applications that provides access to a collection of software and mobile apps used for graphic design, video editing, web development and photography.
BroncoTechs staff the service desk and drop-in technology support centers.
The Academic High-Performance Computing Cluster is a powerful resource designed to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) is a cloud-based service that provides virtualized desktops and applications, allowing users to access their work environment from any device with internet access.
Acrobat Sign is a cloud-based service that allows you to request, track and manage the e-signature process.
ITS offers quotes and assessments for the purchase of nonstandard hardware, contractual IT services and software.
INB is the web-based interface used by authorized users to perform administrative tasks and to access and update information in various modules Banner modules.
This self-service tool allows you to look up your FSU Account (username or Banner ID).
Lockdown Browser and Monitor are third-party integrations that can be used by instructors to promote academic integrity during Canvas quizzes.
The freshman laptop program provides all incoming freshmen with a Windows computer specifically configured to meet their academic needs and contributes to creating an inclusive, and forward-thinking campus environment.
The surplus and disposal of university-owned IT hardware is the responsibility of ITS.
YuJa Video is the university’s enterprise video platform (EVP). An EVP is a scalable solution designed for managing, distributing and optimizing video content.
FSU uses a Print Quota System to efficiently manage printing resources and provide students with an annual allotment of print credits.
A Banner integration request is a request to connect Banner with another system to exchange data. This is often requested to improve efficiency, save time, and gain insights from data.