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We provide hardware and software support, network troubleshooting, and AV equipment maintenance in college-owned rooms. Our services include virtual computing, network storage, databases, web servers, virtual machines, general printing, 3D printing, equipment disposal, temporary equipment checkout, and access for administrative applications.
These solutions enable multi-functional video and audio conference that combines web-based meetings with integrated collaboration tools.
Information and link to enroll in new Hire Orientations Enrollment System
CrashPlan is an online backup service that boasts an excellent interface, unlimited storage plans, and the ability to back up to your own internet-connected computers.
Canvas is UIC's next learning management system, available in Spring 2026 for course-related activities and grade reporting.
Requests for Accessibility, Automation, Functional, Performance, and Vulnerability testing.
Technology Solutions provides basic DNS and basic connectivity.
The password management service allows you to change and recover password for credentials assigned to you as well as to manage two factor authentication devices and settings for your accounts.
TeamDynamix (TDX), UIC's service management platform, has a wide range of functionality to enable improved outcomes for clients and staff alike. Staff in units currently leveraging TeamDynamix can use this service entry to request configuration updates.
Technology Solutions provides hands-on technical support for student, faculty, and staff personal laptops and mobile devices, assisting with connections to UIC-WiFi, virus/malware removal and protection, and installation of campus-licensed software.
Anyone or any unit in UIC that intends to adopt/purchase inaccessible technology must submit a request to initiate the Digital Accessibility Exception Review Process under the UIC ICT Accessibility policy.
SharePoint is a tool for collaboration that helps groups of people (e.g. work teams or social groups) share information and work together. Members of the UIC Community can view their designated UIC site collections with SharePoint.
To obtain and access the detailed automated accessibility testing evaluation report by Deque, please complete this form. Users can also request access to Deque University.
Wepa is a cloud-based printing system that offers integrations with Blackboard, Google Drive, and more. With dozens of stations installed across the university, printing is never far away.
The authentication service provides users the ability to authenticate against password-protected systems using a UIC NetID and UIC password.
UIC offers centrally-managed Cloud services through both Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. University researchers, departments, and staff are encouraged to enroll in these Cloud Services in order to get the best price, the appropriate security, and to feel confident that projects are managed in an environment that is compliant with University policy.
This service allows business units to request a shared unit folder in Business Objects and provide their Active Directory (AD) groups for folder security. AD groups control folder access only, not report data. Each folder should have two groups: a Publisher group for staff who can add reports, and a Viewer group for staff who can view but not modify folder contents.
Blackboard is UIC's learning management system for course-related activities and grade reporting.
Online polling and surveys are a great way to engage your audience and get feedback from them.
Technology Solutions provides access to tools to manage and protect university devices.
Instructors can access a variety of services to create multimedia materials for use in their courses, as well as multimedia assistance on academic projects.
A technology for creating call centers with options for voicemail, call routing, and call queueing.
Echo360 and Panopto are the supported video streaming tools for UIC. Both tools are available from within Blackboard courses.
Learning spaces include common-use classrooms and their technology, and centrally-managed physical and virtual computer labs, including the software installed in both environments.