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Borrow laptops, chargers, headphones, calculators, disk drives, and more from the Circulation Desk.
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.
Even if you’re traveling, you can still connect to MHC's network over the internet safely and securely to access the same resources you normally use on campus.
Request exemptions to standard management for special use computers.
Media Services designs, installs, and maintains classroom audio-visual equipment and provides tech support for them including emergency troubleshooting and end user training.
Join to help LITS test new computer configurations and software updates on your MHC-owned computer.
Students can print from personal computers or campus lab computers to the multi-function devices (MFDs) across campus.
In addition to providing access to campus buildings, MHC OneCards also have debit functions including: dining dollars, printing money, and the MHCXpress account.
Connect with our IT asset management team for guidance on computer replacement(s), timeline(s), and eligibility; recommended device specifications; computer accessories; funding source(s); and more!
The Workday support team is responding to many tickets as well as making changes to Workday. Response time may be 48-72 hours. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to correct these issues.
Archives and Special Collections collects the papers and other records of individuals, institutions, and organizations connected with Mount Holyoke College.
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.
All official forms of communication should distinctly display the Mount Holyoke logo.
Work with Academic Technologies to set up virtual Linux servers to run specialty courseware, research computing tools, development platforms, and other web-based/server-based applications.
Employees may purchase their primary assigned computer upon their retirement.
This form is to get us preliminary information early, and is just the first step in your relationship with LITS as a Mount Holyoke faculty member.
MHC has a process for submitting all IT administrative systems and data-related project proposals. This ensures that proposed projects align with the College’s strategic goals, prioritize resources effectively, and improve project success rates.
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.
Request access to the Unity cluster to handle large amounts of data at high speeds with parallel performance.
LinkedIn Learning is an online tool offering a wide variety of tutorials for learning software, creative and professional skills.
Develop learning experiences tailored to the needs of your students in collaboration with LITS experts from Research Services, Archives & Special Collections, Educational Technology, and/or the Language & Culture Commons.
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.
Moodle is MHC's supported platform for the delivery of digital content for teaching and learning.
Reports of the prints charged to each department separated out by user.