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October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). Temple University's Information Technology Services Department is participating in this important initiative to raise awareness about best practices for staying safe online. Stay tuned all month long for events and giveaways and follow our security tips on Twitter and Facebook.
THE TWEET A CAPTION CONTEST IS BACK THIS YEAR! The Information Technology Services NCSAM contest is open to all currently enrolled Temple University students with the following grand prizes:
- Four winners (one for each week) will receive a prize of $25 in Diamond Dollars.
- The best, out of the four weekly winners, will receive a $100 Diamond Dollars bonus grand prize.
Providing technical assistance with installed and portable equipment in classrooms.
Learn more about the resources and equipment available in the Recording Booths in the TECH Center.
Visit this page to learn more about Equipment Loans available in the TECH Center.
OneDrive is Microsoft's online backup and syncing service providing you with 1 TB of storage in the cloud. Enabling OneDrive with your Office 365 subscription will allow you to access your documents via the Office 365 mobile applications and their online Office 365 portal.
The Remote Access website (http://remote.temple.edu) provides access to Temple's TUapps and VPN resources, including the ability to remotely access your office computer.
Temple University, through its Microsoft Campus Agreement, has purchased the right for eligible Faculty and Staff to obtain Microsoft Windows and Office Software for work-related purposes at home.
Temple offers three high performance computing Linux environments to provide university researchers sufficient computing power to do their intensive data analysis.
The multimedia studio is equipped for video shoots, audio recording, still photography sessions and video-conference interviews.
The wired network in Temple's residence halls provide access to Temple resources and the internet.
Learn how to access the programs and files on your office computer from off campus.
Temple University currently participates in two Adobe Programs, the Adobe Cumulative License Program (CLP) and the Adobe Education Enterprise Agreement (EEA).
The Help Desk offers a comprehensive session called the Help Desk Clinic (HD Clinic) for computer software problems that cannot be resolved with basic troubleshooting.
The Tuttleman Computer Center provides access to computers, software and other technology resources.
Temple provides employees with a variety of voicemail-related services.
Learn about Temple's VoIP landline telephones and voicemail.
Verizon Wireless offers discounts to Temple University and Temple Health System employees.
Telecommunications installs wired internet service for Temple affiliated offices.
Temple's download site provides software for students, faculty, and staff.
Learn how to gain access to various Administrative Systems such as Banner, Cognos, Kronos and TUmarketplace.