My Recently Visited Services
As a Faculty member, you can create a Slack workspace for your course directly from your Canvas course page!
Renew a sponsored, departmental, organizational or service account
Information, Technology and Consulting data centers centrally host research, teaching, and administrative systems and data.
ITC can provide an auto receptionist, call queue or shared line group to a department that would like automated call routing with multiple prompts and menus.
Rental Laptops and iPads are available for $10 per day.
Website and hosting requests for administrative offices, academic departments, centers, institutes, programs, faculty, and students.
All equipment purchased by Dartmouth funding must comply with Dartmouth Information Security policy and Dartmouth Information Technology policy to ensure that the user is securing the device adequately and maintaining operating system and client updates.
We provide systems support for geospatial / GIS software, research and related projects. Visit the geospatial/GIS website.
This service is for Dartmouth students, faculty, and staff who have a need for a team folder in Dropbox.
Device Configuration Services provides support to customers interested in utilizing ITC client computer configuration tools
Upon leaving Dartmouth, your account on host.dartmouth.edu will be scheduled for deletion. This service outlines your options. Required information is marked with a red asterisk (*).
Zoom Webinar is used for web-based meetings with view-only attendees (not interactive) with queued Q&A submissions. Dartmouth has a variety of webinar sizes (attendees) available: 1,000, *3,000, *5,000. (*Very limited quantities).
For more about Zoom Webinars and Large Meetings: https://services.dartmouth.edu/TDClient/1806/Po...
Additional GreenPrint fund requests are acceptable when a student runs out of printing funds as a result of strictly academic printing. If we determine that you are not printing academic-related jobs, we are authorized to reject the request.
This service outlines steps to be taken when reporting an incident to Information Security.
Fill out a short form to request help with something that's not working for you. Sign-in required.
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.