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Create, upload, edit and share video content on Kaltura for teaching and learning.
Students can print from personal computers or campus lab computers to the multi-function devices (MFDs) across campus.
A shared file storage location hosted on the MHC network and available on College-owned computers. Requires VPN connection to access from off campus.
In addition to providing access to campus buildings, MHC OneCards also have debit functions including: dining dollars, printing money, and the MHCXpress account.
Zoom, Google Meet, ZoomHealthCare, etc
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You can find large meeting rooms, small group study rooms, a variety of furniture to ensure your comfort, and mediated spaces that can add to productivity.
Request changes to the main Mount Holyoke College website (www.mtholyoke.edu).
All official forms of communication should distinctly display the Mount Holyoke logo.
Request the official College font for use in print materials. It is not needed for the College website and is not available to be used in Google Docs/Sheets/Slides etc.
Among other things, your OneCard provides access to the residence halls, academic, and administrative buildings on campus that are appropriate for you to be able to access. Additional access, changes to building's open hours, and access help can be requested here.
Educational access to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, Microsoft 365.
Need to print on campus? LITS has the printers you need along with convenient ways to access them. From workhorse laser printers in labs to public multi-function devices (MFDs) to departmental printers, you can print all your work, whenever you need!
Access print and digital course reserves. Place course reserve requests. Name a proxy to place course reserves on your behalf.
Password resets, MHC Account setup, logging in, Google 2-step/Duo MFA support, etc.
Work with LITS to set up virtual Linux or Windows servers to run specialty courseware, research computing tools, development platforms, and other web-based/server-based applications.
Borrow laptops, chargers, headphones, calculators, disk drives, and more from the Circulation Desk.
Work with a research librarian, by Zoom or in-person
IT equipment that came from LITS should be returned to LITS. There are many reasons that you may be returning IT equipment to LITS: employee departures, retiring overdue computers, e-cycling old department equipment, etc.
7-day loans on a broad range of video and audio production and presentation equipment.
Residence Hall common rooms are equipped with Roku-enabled televisions that may be used to access personal streaming accounts. If desired, students may also plug in their own devices to the televisions to stream from a personal computer.
The Archives and Special Collections are open to the Mount Holyoke community and general public. Our staff are available to support your research process in-person, by email, video appointment, or telephone.
For systems that we manage, LITS assesses available AI features and follows a process to determine if we'll enable them for the campus community. This service page is a central place for community members to provide feedback about AI on campus and to request that new AI feature-sets be reviewed by LITS.
LITS offers computer labs, which can also be used for study, group work, relaxing, sipping a cup of tea, enjoying the company of friends, or reading a good book.
In support of Five College academic opportunities, a dining meal exchange is available for students enrolled in a meal plan at any one of the Five Colleges.