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There are a number of other learning resources available to faculty through the Educational Technology Services team.
Request access to the Bass School printing queue for faculty and staff
Galaxy Orion is a service to support admissions, enrollment, registration, orientation, financial aid, student accounts, and collections, advising, and career services.
Outlook is an application used to access email, calendar, and contacts. Email service at UT Dallas is provided by Microsoft Office 365, and is sometimes called “Exchange Online” email. Office 365 email is protected by Duo & modern authentication.
Email at UT Dallas is provided by Microsoft Office 365 and is sometimes called “Exchange Online” email. Office 365 email is protected by Duo & modern authentication.
Box is a cloud storage platform that is sometimes called CometSpace at UTD.
Atlas is the University’s service management (sometimes called IT Service Management or ITSM) platform, which allows multiple university departments to manage service requests, incidents, and inquiries from their customers, with the benefit of enhanced collaboration between university departments. Atlas also provides knowledge management, project management, and change management capabilities to the university.
Microsoft Teams is a powerful team-based collaboration tool that provides group chat, channeled conversations, instant messaging, live document collaboration, audio or video calls, and meetings (from one-on-ones to fully-featured audio/video conferences).
The Global Address List (GAL) is a directory service used within the Office 365 email system. The GAL contains information on all email users, distribution groups, and resources at the university.
Claude for Education provides UT Dallas faculty and staff with institutionally managed access to Anthropic's Claude AI assistant. The offering includes Claude Chat for everyday AI assistance, Claude Cowork for more complex, multi-step work, and Claude Code for programming and development tasks.
A virtual local area network (VLAN) allows UTD network staff to separate devices into different segments of the network.
Creative Cloud is a collection of 20+ desktop and mobile apps and services for photography, design, video, web, UX and more. The University of Texas at Dallas has entered into a license agreement with Adobe for site licensing of Adobe Creative Cloud.
Human Capital Management (HCM) is dedicated to supporting the core business needs of the University through the development, use, and maintenance of enterprise information systems, and to providing the integrated exchange of data with internal and external stakeholders.
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that is part of the Microsoft 365 suite.
Microsoft Word is a word processing program that is part of the Microsoft 365 Suite.
Use this service to request OIT engagement on a project or initiative.
Request purchase of items, services, books, catering, and promotional items
eProcurement is the university's tool for purchasing goods and services. eProcurement is supported by the Office of Budget and Finance's Purchasing team.
NetID is a network account used to access campus computing resources. Your NetID is associated with a network password that is used to authenticate most UTD resources.
GitLab is a comprehensive DevOps platform, delivered as a single application. It enables the development, Security, and Ops teams to collaborate and build software in real-time.
Purchasing consultations and support for UTD hardware purchases are handled by your department's desktop support group.
OIT collaborates with UTD academics, researchers, students, faculty, and staff across various disciplines to identify and manage software contracts or licenses and products required to support business processes and in support of UTD's mission.
Astra Schedule is UTD's event and facilities scheduling application to locate and schedule facilities for classes, final exams, and events.
The Password Reset Service enables you to change your password through self-service.
The Engineering Department's NoMachine infrastructure is a group of computers (servers), that provides a Linux desktop environment for students in an engineering course to utilize. NoMachine is similar to remote desktop for Windows.