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A list of UIT services and assistance for the technology students need in order to be successful in pursuit of their academic goals.

This article provides links to resources on creating and managing breakout rooms in Zoom. It also provides a brief list of topics to keep in mind when users are looking to implement breakout rooms into their course structure.

How to print on campus with uPrint, prices, locations, troubleshooting issues.

This article for students and instructors explains how users can choose which course's notifications they get, as well as the format they receive them in.

Instructors can turn Edit Mode on and off to switch between Edit Mode and the approximate view that Students will see.

Required system environment for Apporto.

How to use multiple monitors in Apporto

Information about the new, combined (student + instructor) Blackboard app for mobile devices. This app uses Blackboard Ultra's Responsive Web Design to offer the same features as the desktop version of the website, making it easy to jump back and forth between mobile and desktop.

Students, faculty, and staff at UND use the Microsoft Office 365 email system, which is provided by the North Dakota University System (NDUS). Learn all about your UND Office 365 email.

Blackboard's Test Availability Exceptions settings allow you to provide accommodations to individual users or specific groups, such as: multiple attempts, timer customization, auto-submit toggle, and extended test access dates/times.

A PDF and video tutorial for how to register for courses.

An official transcript is the University's certified statement of your academic record.The official transcript is printed on security sensitive paper and includes the University seal and the signature of the Registrar. Potential employers, graduate schools, other universities or colleges, and professional associations most typically request that the student authorizes release of an official transcript. For your protection, we will not release an official transcript without your authorization

A listing and description of Blackboard user roles.

It typically takes up to 2 business days for a student to be enrolled in Blackboard. If the student registered on a Friday or over the weekend, then he/she should be enrolled in Blackboard by the following Monday afternoon.

The timing of Blackboard access and course access may be different for Enroll Anytime (independent study) and non-credit courses as well as certain certificate programs that have flexible start dates.