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Report issues, or submit feedback for the University of North Dakota's official mobile app.

Get help logging into Campus Connection, Blackboard, Microsoft (Office) 365 email, HRMS, UND Wireless Network, and almost all the other systems used at UND.

Instructional designers assist faculty in course design, implementing effective teaching strategies and integration of academic technology into teaching and learning.

Makerspace services such 3D Printing are available to all UND students, faculty, and staff with a valid U Card.

Get help with AIMS, the computerized record keeping system used by the Aerospace program.

The Quick-Ticket Submission option creates a general ticket to UND Tech Support. It is intended for fast ticket submission and any issues not found under Service categories.

Get help with online tools used to facilitate online meetings and classroom experiences.

Report an issue with Multi-Factor Authentication (DUO MFA), request help setting up the DUO app on your smartphone, changing the authentication phone number or other authentication methods or get assistance with hardware authentication tokens.

Request research accounts or request help within research computing environments.

Report an issue with DocuSign, or request additional functions or access permissions.

Report an issue with UND Email, request a department email addresses, or get assistance with membership changes, distribution lists, groups, calendars, room resources and GCC High tenant accounts.

Faculty and Staff can use this service to request shared drive access for new employees, remove access for departing employees, or make changes to access for existing employees with manager/supervisor approval.

UND staff members can request new web applications or change requests for current web applications.

Get help and information about purchasing software not covered in the UND Software Store.

Report a Telecommunications issue or request additional services from the Unified Communications Team including mobile (cellular) device and service plan management.

Report an issue with digital signs, submit advertisements for display on the campus feed for UND digital signs or request content manager access/orientation for updating department and building digital signage content.

Submit approval for events, browse the UND Zoom Event Hub, or request an online only Self-Service Zoom Webinar or get help with the platforms and equipment for a successful and engaging virtual, in-person or hybrid event with a UIT Managed Zoom Webinar.

Report an issue with the GlobalProtect VPN solution, or request help installing or using the VPN to access campus specific resources.

The Zoom Health License can be applied to a UND Zoom account and modifies the account to enforce advanced security settings to ensure that any Zoom sessions that the license holder creates and hosts will be either meeting or exceeding HIPAA security guidelines.

The Technology Resources team employs information systems, resources, and technologies appropriately and effectively to further the mission of the School of Medicine and Health Services.

Faculty and Staff can discuss with Tech Support recommendations for new computers, software or peripherals for purchase, or start a dialogue around designing or using classroom and other Audio/Video room technology including Digital Signage.

Report issues with university supported software and applications or request installation or configuration assistance.

Report issues with UND network connections, submit a network device registration request or request assistance connecting to the UND network for internet and Wi-Fi access.

All NDUS Document Management/Imaging System, Perceptive Content (formerly ImageNow), WebNow, and Transform questions, issue reporting, or new development requests.

Please use this service to order/procure new devices for your department. University of North Dakota faculty and staff computer purchases must use the University’s designated supplier(s) and conform to a set of University-specified models, and must adhere to the general procurement and technology policies and guidelines of the University.