Office of Information Technology

Office of Information Technology

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The Office of Information Technology provides support for the entire range of academic and administrative computing, networking, telecommunications and audio/video needs of the University. This department of the university is managed and staffed by Sungard Higher Education Services

Student E-Mail

Web access to your NDNU e-mail is available at studentmail.ndnu.edu and here is information about it. Please note that your e-mail is not the same as your registration info on Campus Web.

Faculty/Staff Web E-mail Access

You can access your e-mail on the Web at:
https://owamail.ndnu.edu
(please note the "s" at the end of "https").
For more information, visit the "NDNU MS Exchange Migration Frequently Asked Questions" page.

E-mail Address Directory

OIT maintains a dynamic directory of e-mail addresses for faculty and staff with @ndnu.edu addresses, and for undergraduate, intensive and graduate students with @student.ndnu.edu addresses.

From inside the campus firewall, use this link: NDNU Directory. You may want to bookmark the page, once you're there. Note: the directory is not available from home or office, or on campus from outside the firewall.

Audio Visual

The Audio Visual department can be reached at 508-3743 or by e-mail.

Voice-mail

For information on using the NDNU Audix voice-mail system, get this two-page info sheet (for Acrobat Reader).

Wireless on campus

WiFi access to the campus network is available at numerous locations: details on the NDNU Wireless Network page.

Help Desk

The Help Desk is the first point of contact for most requests to OIT, including all kinds of computer and telephone troubleshooting, installation of programs, virus questions, getting e-mail accounts, etc. Help can be reached at extension 3555, or (650) 508-3555. You can also place a request directly through our Help Desk Online. The Help Desk is located in Campus Center.

Campus Web

Login instructions for Campus Web, for accessing the class schedule, grades, and other information online. Please note that Campus Web is not the same as your NDNU student e-mail.

Campus Web login page.

Computer Labs

OIT maintains a drop-in PC lab, a drop-in Macintosh lab, an Art lab and a multimedia lab -- visit our Computer Labs home page for detailed information.

Workshops for Faculty and Staff

OIT offers workshops each semester in a wide variety of computing and telecommunication topics – check the Workshop Calendar.

Webweaving

OIT maintains the university web site at www.ndnu.edu – address any questions to webmaster@ndnu.edu. Templates and other resources are available at www.ndnu.edu/webweaving.

Acceptable Use Policy

All users of University computing and telecommunication facilities are bound by the University's Acceptable Use Policy for Information Technology.

Microsoft Faculty/Staff Purchase Plan

NDNU faculty and staff are eligible to purchase selected Microsoft Software at low prices for work at home under our current Microsoft Site Licensing agreement.  For more information visit the FCCC/collegebuys Web site. Students may also be eligible; check the terms on the Web site.