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This form is used to request a exception access to Campus Computing Sites Software. Software access at Campus Computing Sites is granted based on university affiliation. You may request access to additional software titles even if that title is not eligible based on your affiliation.
Software licenses and your role at the University of Michigan, determine what software you can access on a Sites workstation. There are circumstances where an individual of an excluded role does have a legitimate reason for using a software title that is not in conflict with the intent of the licensing terms. You can use this form to request we make an exception. Sites staff review and approved exceptions on a case by case basis.
Exceptions are valid for a single academic year. After the end of summer term, and before the start of fall term, the exceptions will expire.
This form allows Instructors to request specialty software to be available on Campus Computing Sites computers for your course
This service makes InCommon server certificates and Active Directory (UMROOT) certificates available for U-M use, as well as roll-up certificate bundles supports the use of InCommon SSL certificates, which are recommended for university websites. They are free through U-M's membership in InCommon and trusted by all popular web browsers and operating systems.
This web form will create a ticket for phone service support and Service Request System (SRS)
related requests and inquiries.
This service provides users with an easy way to share their feedback, suggestions, and concerns regarding the Canvas Instructor Tools.
This service is used by U-M faculty and staff to disclose their outside interests and manage any conflicts of interest (COI).
This Service supports inquiries about Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools on U-M Campus. Submit your AI tool questions using this form.
This service is an all-in-one Software as a Service. This offering is not intended to replace Google as the primary productivity tool for U-M academic campuses.
U-M Microsoft Office 365 is available to current UM faculty, staff, students, sponsored affiliates, and emeritus with regular (not temporary) uniqnames. Alumni and retirees are not included in the university's licensing terms with Microsoft.
Collaboration & Learning:
- Productivity (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote)
- OneDrive
- SharePoint Online
- Forms
Classroom Tools:
- OneNote Class Notebook
More Inclusive Classrooms:
- Learning Tools
- Accessibility Checker
- Office Lens
Game Based Learning:
- Minecraft Education Edition
This form is used by the ARC team as part of their process to have users agree to conditions related to use of ARC services
This form is to request user access to one of the HPC clusters (Great Lakes, Armis2, or Lighthouse).
This service is a web-based online voting system that will help you manage your elections easily and securely.
This form can be used to request a new group or remove an existing group. A new group will be created in both TeamDynamix and MCommunity. The two groups will be synced. Removal of an existing group only applies to TeamDynamix and group owner(s) are responsible for removing the group from MCommunity.
This service is a web-based platform that provides service management, asset management, and project management capabilities. TeamDynamix can support IT management and support functions and has capabilities that provide general customer support or management of other non-IT functions like facilities and human resources too.
This form is to request a TeamDynamix Dashboard be created, modified, and or pushed to TDX Technicians
Use this form to request an exception to a policy or standard.
This Service provides an account which allows someone who does not have a U-M uniqname and UMICH password to authenticate to the U-M computing environment; to log in to the environment and be identified. It does not automatically authorize that person to use any services.
This service is an open source web application designed to help manage and document computer networks.NetBox was developed specifically to address the needs of network and infrastructure engineers.
This service provides a single source of information about U-M employees, prospective employees, and retirees, eliminating the effort of maintaining and coordinating individual databases within different departments. The system shares information across the administrative and academic units on all three U-M campuses, in U-M Hospital and Health Services, and in university departments that provide staff services (such as Athletics and Parking Operations).
This service supports UMROOT, which is the largest of several Windows Active Directory (AD) forests on campus. UMRoot is where users are created and both central and local units place their Active Directory (AD) objects for using the Windows infrastructure.
This service is available through data jacks in offices, classrooms, lab spaces, and other areas. The current standard for wired connections is 1Gbps to the telecommunication closet.
This service is the University of Michigan’s web-based learning and information center, it offers a variety of learning activities to support operational users, compliance requirements, and professional development. The learning catalog includes training from ITS, Organizational Learning, Environment, Health and Safety (EHS), PEERRS, the Shared Services Center, Treasurer’s Office, and more.
This service can be used to automatically back-up critical data stored on university-owned computers that isn't stored elsewhere. CrashPlan, the software powering the ITS Desktop Backup service, is designed to protect your data files, allowing you to restore your content to a repaired or replaced computer in case of theft or a hard drive crash.
For Desktop Backup (CrashPlan) support, please visit https://its.umich.edu/computing/backup-storage/... or contact the ITS Service Center https://its.umich.edu/help