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Taskstream is a portfolio management system used by the School of Education for documenting and tracking student mastery of program competencies.


Consumer-grade wireless devices (e.g., printers, Roku, gaming consoles) can connect to Elon's WiFi through the elonu-connect wireless network. Before connecting, you'll need to register your device through the MyDevices portal.


Request software installations, upgrades, or configuration changes for a traditional or virtual computer lab on Elon's campus.


CourseLink helps to facilitate and record the relationships between academic service learning (ASL) courses and the community partner organizations that students work with to complete the service component of the course.


The Budget Request Form is a restricted form used by budget managers, directors, senior staff, and deans to request additional money for the next budget year.


Elon’s Media Services offers a wide range of technology—including laptops, cameras, audio gear, projectors, and sound systems—available for checkout by all Elon users.


IRB Mentor, powered by Axiom, is a platform used by Elon's Institutional Review Board (IRB) to receive, review, and process IRB applications.


Report a technical issue with the parking ticket payment system.


Request access to Elon's Content Management System (CMS) to edit your department's webpages.


Access Adobe Creative Cloud for free as Elon facutly, staff, and students.


Elon provides two WiFi for Elon guests: elonu-secure, and eduroam. elonu-secure wireless network is for those visitors who are on official campus business (requires sponsorship). Eduroam may be utilized by visiting faculty, staff and students from participating eduroam institutions. In addition, Elon University faculty and staff may sponsor a guest who needs access to classroom or lab computers. This service is typically used for visiting scholars, guest lecturers, or invited groups who need to utilize computer labs.


PhoenixCONNECT is the online platform for students to learn about the many opportunities for getting involved on campus. This system is also the starting place for submitting student-organized event requests.


Report an issue with print driver installation.


Submit a general request to the Technology Service Desk when you are unsure what to ask for or are unable to find it under another category.


Report an issue with university-supported software.


Report an issue to the Technology Service Desk when you are unsure what isn't working correctly or are unable to find it under another category.


Elon University requires a purchase request for orders that exceed $1,000. These requests are submitted through the Purchase Requisition System and routed to those who need to sign-off on the request before it’s officially placed with the vendor.


Report an issue with a Microsoft Office product.


Tickers are specialized format displays that often consist of multiple displays put together to form a virtual ribbon. The use varies by location; examples include the tickers in the KoBC; Sankey and outside McEwen.


The Wellness Walking Challenge website lets faculty and staff participants track walking progress and work towards milestones.


Qualtrics allows faculty, staff, and students to create and send surveys or projects; participation invitations and reminders; display results in real time, graphically and statistically; and export raw data in a variety of forms (to CSV, XML, HTML, and SPSS).


If you are experiencing an issue with Synoptix, report the issue and IT will troubleshoot.


Re-imaging is the act of clearing off all of the user data on a machine and reapplying the base image (the operating system and core software).


Class Climate is the system used for the Student Perceptions of Teaching surveys and online course evaluations.


IT offers individual training on the technology found in Elon's classrooms and meeting spaces.