
Get Connected
Step by step instructions on connecting to the campus network from your devices.
The University supports a variety of online tools that will help maintain academic continuity in your classes. The first and foremost method to maintain contact with your students, and continue your classes is the use of our Learning Management System Brightspace. Within our LMS you can email students, upload files, record lectures, and even conduct virtual classes.
Below you will find a list of resources and best practices for utilizing these tools, as well as contact information for further technology help should you need it.
For other types of support, please contact Terry Papillon, Betsy Sandlin, Emily Puckette, or Mark Hopwood.
This semester our faculty technology coordinators are offering individual appointments to help you prepare for hybrid teaching again. Instead of generalized workshops, we encourage you to reach out to one of our staff members for a one-on-one appointment to help your prepare for your courses this semester.
We are available to assist with:
* Brightspace (homepages, gradebook, assessments, discussion boards...etc.)
*Zoom videoconferencing (including polls, breakout rooms...etc)
*Class Recordings / Panopto
*Hybrid Classroom technology
*Organization/Design/Pedagogy for online Materials
*Promotional materials for speakers, lectures...etc.
In the case of Hybrid Classrooms, we will be on campus throughout the month of January, and we encourage you to book us for an in-person appointment to practice with the equipment we have in these rooms.
Step by step instructions on connecting to the campus network from your devices.
Our administrative portal with links to Banner self-service, Argos reporting, Chrome River Expenses, and more.
Learn more about the University's Learning Management System Brightspace.
Learn more about the University's new classroom systems CYNAP.
Learn more about the University's supported videoconferencing platform Zoom.
Learn more about the University's supported class recording software here.
Watch pre-recorded workshops, lectures, and other useful instructional resources in our repository.
A collection of links and resources available from our duPont library.
Some recommend tools for using virtual whiteboards within online classes.
A short best practices guide on implementing your online textbooks in classes.
Select tented classrooms at the University have basic projection/sound equipment. See this page for a few helpful guides to get your class up and running.
A quick guide for requesting captions from our office of Student Accessibility Services.
Basic guidelines and additional resources for teaching remotely.
A list of faculty support staff by academic building. Email facultysupport@sewanee.edu with any general inquiries.