Technology
From surfing the web, to checking out Emory on iTunes, to consulting specialty databases, Emory provides immediate access to the full range of online resources from virtually anywhere on campus:
- Emory Unplugged, a unified and secure Wi-Fi network whose coverage zones largely blanket campus
- Three in four college classrooms wired with the highest level of technology
- Computer labs around campus, including several residence halls
- Individual rooms include cable TV and high-speed computer data connections to the university network and the Internet
Classes use online systems for course material, presentations, testing and student-teacher interaction. Students also go online to enroll in classes, view grades and check financial information.
Employees have secure access to a sophisticated human resources system to manage personal information, compensation and benefits.
The Emory Web Office maintains the main university website. Individual departments manage their own sites.
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Online communities
Faculty and students use this online course management system for 24/7 access to survey and testing tools, e-mail and messaging, announcements, syllabi and course outlines.
Emory community members use this online community tool for academic and co-curricular activities. Features include e-mail, electronic discussion groups, real-time chats, calendaring, course materials, activities and campus announcements.
Students use this online system to access business records. Prospective students can check the status of financial aid award and application materials. Enrolled students can choose classes, change schedules and view grades, academic history and financial information.
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Tech Support
University Technology Services (UTS) keeps everything up and running.
Call the IT HelpDesk for urgent issues, such as password resets, network ID troubleshooting, network access, service outages or IT security incidents.
IT HelpDesk 404.727.7777
Monday–Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For non-urgent tech support, such as virus removal, configuring software, etc., submit an IT Support Request by e-mail.
ResNet (residence hall services)
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Research Tools
- Euclid: online card catalog of Emory library resources
- LIBNet: access to research tools for the remote library user
- Beck Center for Electronic Collections and Services
- Federal Court Finder, School of Law
- BimCore: Subscription-based computing support service for biologists, biochemists, geneticists and molecular biologists
- MedWeb: a catalog of health-related Web sites
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
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Facilities
The Centers for Educational Technology oversees numerous computing facilities around campus.
Computer lab locations include:
- the Learning Commons in Woodruff Library
- the Computing Center at Cox Hall
- department and school-specific labs
- campus housing sites at Turman, Harris, Thomas, the Graduate Residential Center, the Student Activities and Academic Center, and Clairmont Apartments Tower
Emerson Center for Scientific Computation
