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engaging, and productive meetings. Service Update 12/1/2023 Mersive, ... Solstice can be found in the link below. Mersive Solstice Documentation How ... documentation. Mersive Solstice Documentation What classrooms and learning spaces ...
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The Talent Management System is used for hiring at Stony Brook University, Stony Brook Medicine, and Long Island State Veterans Home.
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ePortfolios, powered by Digication, are a type of digital portfolio utilized by students and faculty to document their professional development and establish a positive online presence. With an ePortfolio, students and faculty can create online archives of their achievements, professional experience, academic work, personal hobbies and more. ePortfolios can be used as an extension of a resume to market yourself to prospective employers.
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you learn how to create more accessible documents and explains why your documents are not currently accessible. Accessibility Scores and Reports Ally ... and students. Academic Technology Services AcademicTechnologies@stonybrook.edu ...
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Take richer notes: OneNote is a flexible application for information gathering and multiple user collaboration for course notes and meeting minutes. It captures notes that are typed from a keyboard or handwritten from a stylus, screenshots, and audio recordings. You can invite others to view or collaborate on your notes.
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Commonly referred to as Echo, Echo360 is a versatile and reliable system that automatically captures lectures and converts classroom voice, video, and visual-aids into high-quality media files. These media files can be accessed online from devices such as tablets, phones, and computers. Instructors can also utilize Universal Capture (Personal), which allows them to record from their own computers.
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50 GB file storage accessible in the cloud that you can access and share from any phone, tablet or computer. OneDrive provides the ability to create, edit and share files without software, just Internet access. And you can work with other people in realtime on Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote files.
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Department shared folders are a secure and convenient way for staff members within a department to share and collaborate on documents and other files. You can map department shared folders and control who can access them from the Active Directory.
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Stony Brook University's Visa and Immigration Services has gone electronic with accessVIS, an online portal for students, faculty, and staff. The accessVIS system allows electronic submission of immigration requests to Visa and Immigration Services and provides a source of communication for updates and notifications.
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The Web Services team in the Office of Marketing and Communications provides training and support for the OU Campus Content Management System. A series of responsive page templates branded in the Stony Brook look and feel have been designed to give non-technical administrative personnel the ability to quickly update content without having to be a graphic designer or programmer.
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Promotes academic integrity by leveraging cutting-edge technology to prevent plagiarism. Streamlines grading and delivers formative and summative feedback to help students improve their writing.
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Google Groups makes it easy for groups of people - such as project teams, departments, or classmates - to communicate and collaborate over topics of common interest. Request a Google Group for easy group email distribution.
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Google Chat is a collaborative messaging tool. It allows you to chat, share content, schedule meetings, and more in a shared space with your team or 1-to-1. And all of your teams can have their own chat Spaces, for collaborating on documents and assigning team tasks. You can even create external Rooms to collaborate with people outside Stony Brook.
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Classroom Technology & Support Solutions provides numerous services to enhance and facilitate classroom instruction. Service counters in the Javits Lecture Center, the Health Sciences Center, and Frey Hall each provide different aspects of support.
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SBU Class Find This Service Has Been Retired Why This Service Was Removed SBU Class Find is no longer available as the feature is built on an outdated architecture, and does not meet university information security standards. Moving ...
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MySBfiles is a network storage option for all students, faculty, and staff. Up to 2 GB of data can be stored in your personal MySBfiles which is backed up regularly on an automated basis by University servers. You can access your MySBfiles from on or off campus using a Web browser.
Note: Users on the UHMC domain will use their Home Directory ("U Drive") instead of MySBfiles. For information please call the UHMC Help Desk at 4-HELP.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Access to MySBfiles via a web browser at https://mysbfiles.stonybrook.edu or SFTP will be discontinued as of 7/31/24. -
Stony Brook University is registered with the InCommon Certificate Service, a means for IT partners and the University community to easily and affordably obtain digital certificates for the safe sharing of online resources, such as the securing of departmental Web servers.
The InCommon Certificate Service provides unlimited SSL, encryption and code signing PKI certificates for all domains owned by Stony Brook University for one fixed annual fee, allowing Stony Brook to issue certificates based on technical and security needs. The certificates are generated through Sectigo, a trusted commercial certificate authority.
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webpage Self Service Systems Classroom Media Systems CAMPUS STANDARDS | SELF SERVICE SYSTEMS | MSE PROJECTS MAINTENANCE STANDARDS Behind the Scenes ... Conference Rooms Self Service Systems Classroom Technology & Support ...
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for Faculty/Staff members and offers students various computer repair services. Support is offered through the Customer Engagement and Support Service ... University-Managed Devices Services Include: Asset Management Managed AntiVirus ...
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Certain employees may need mobile communication devices to support the legitimate business requirements of campus departments in achieving the University's objectives for excellence in education, healthcare, and research. It is essential to note that employees of Stony Brook University, utilizing Research Foundation or State funds, are prohibited from procuring telephone equipment, supplies, or services from local cellular service provider stores or service centers. Any requests for equipment, service, or user name changes with wireless service providers must adhere to this procedure. Personal use of the University’s mobile communication equipment and services is strictly prohibited.