My Recently Visited Services
Request a new Sponsored Account for Research Purposes
Fill out a short form to request help or information when you don't have a Dartmouth account or can't sign in.
Submit a ticket for any student and faculty administrative systems issues or requests
This service enables Dartmouth staff and faculty to engage ITC in a quick review of third-party applications that are available in Zoom, Slack, and other marketplaces for themselves, their department, or the institution.
Classroom capture is a service that enables you to capture and distribute a recording of your class meeting to your students through Canvas.
This service enables Dartmouth staff and faculty to engage ITC in a quick review of technology plans for a particular solution for themselves, their department, or the institution.
Reliable, secure backup and recovery services for enterprise systems, ensuring data protection and business continuity.
Video recording of campus events, public lectures and performances.
Please send an email to research.computing@dartmouth.edu or call (603) 646-8936. Someone from the department will respond promptly and help you.
ITC is happy to offer training on various solutions, tailor to you and your departments' needs.
This service is directly connected to the return of inactive CrashPlan licenses.
Consultation and support to assess risks, review information assets, and ensure compliance with Dartmouth’s Information Security Policy and regulatory requirements.
Fill out a short form to request help with something that's not working for you. Sign-in required.
Request this service to schedule training with ITC, Client Technology Consulting, AV Operations on how to use audio visual equipment in a central classroom.
Request that your external workspace be migrated into Dartmouth Slack Enterprise Grid.
Secure and efficient decommissioning of physical and virtual servers, ensuring proper data handling and compliance.
If you need assistance with a current Web Services' supported-site, please fill out the associated form. This includes training requests and questions about website content, site structure, analytics, and accessibility.
The Device Assurance Program (DAP) ensures that participating computers (Mac and Windows) are automatically kept up to date and protected against known and emerging security threats, and more easily and quickly serviced. DAP eliminates the hassles and worries associated with sorting through software and security updates and ensures that users taking advantage of the program are always up to date. All Dartmouth-owned computers are enrolled in DAP.