Popular Services
Retired December 2023. Formerly a customizable webpage to organize frequently accessed links and content.
Catmail offers Microsoft 365-based email accounts for OHIO students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Enterprise application for storing, managing and updating student data. Specific functions within PeopleSoft are supported by offices outside of OIT. Those offices include Admissions and Transfer Credit, Financial Aid, Registrar (Student Records), and the Bursar (Student Financials).
A technology review is required for all information technology, communication technology or software purchases/renewals, including "free" services and services developed in house
Fast, secure off-campus access to online resources such as remote desktop, remote printing, or shared network storage that normally would require you to be connected to the on-campus network.
Microsoft 365 (M365) is a subscription service that includes access to Microsoft applications, online productivity services, and business services such as web conferencing, hosted email, and online storage. It also includes mobile versions of Microsoft applications for smartphones and tablets.
The OHIO Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) provides remote access to specific Ohio University software using a full Windows desktop environment from any PC, Mac, iOS or Android device. This access allows users to connect to select University resources from a personal device.
Online calendar tool for scheduling meetings with colleagues, students, and other OHIO account holders.
File storage and sharing with collaborative editing capabilities using Microsoft 365.
Qualtrics Research Suite is an easy to use, powerful tool for creating online surveys. It supports a wide range of approaches, from simple questionnaires and event signup lists to sophisticated social science research instruments with extensive scripting, randomization and interactive question presentation.
Software for encrypting a managed Apple computer's storage disk.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) protects you against lost or stolen passwords by adding a verification step to your OHIO login with the Microsoft Authentication App (Azure).
Canvas is an online Learning Management System designed to facilitate communication and the sharing of course content between instructors, teaching assistants, students, and guests.
Centrally managed printing, copying, scanning, and faxing for academic and administrative departments.
Technology solutions that promote affordable, digital content like ebooks and courseware for students.
Software package that allows you to create interactive forms, edit and save existing PDFs, or run accessibility checks on PDFs.
A faculty or staff member can sponsor an OHIO guest account so that the guest can gain privileges such as network access, library access, email, Blackboard, CommonSpot, WebCMS, and other academic or administrative services as deemed appropriate.
If you do not have a phone to use for multi-factor authentication, you can request a physical device called a hardware token to authenticate with Azure MFA.
This service ensures that equipment is securely processed, wiped, and prepared either for surplus or for redeployment within the department.
Extensible, customizable, electronic document management and workflow system for capturing paper and electronic documents.
Provisioning, activation, management, and deactivation of OHIO online credentials, including OHIO IDs and passwords and sponsored guest accounts.
Your Ohio University ID card is used to verify your status as a student, faculty or staff member in good standing. Student IDs are validated by registration/enrollment information, while staff IDs are validated based on Human Resources records.
University-owned Windows PCs are managed and maintained by the Office of Information Technology and/or a technician in the college to ensure that faculty and staff have up-to-date, well-maintained, and effective devices that enable them to do their jobs.
A powerful team-based collaboration tool that provides group chat, channeled conversations, instant messaging, live document collaboration, audio or video calls, and meetings (from one-on-ones to fully-featured audio/video conferences). Teams works in conjunction with other Microsoft applications such as OneDrive and OneNote via Microsoft Groups. Persistent histories make it easy to review past conversations and shared documents.