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The Moodle LTI is a secure, reliable, and scalable external tool that extends the functionality of Canvas. Instructors can publish specific activities (recommended) or embed an entire Moodle course into a Canvas course, enabling students to access Moodle content and activities through Canvas.
The Moodle LTI is currently only available for the College of LAS, but any non-LAS users who are interested in learning more should reach out to atlas-tlt@illinois.edu.
This service will be utilized to by Pcard holders to request access to Amazon Business.
The AITS Service Desk is the central point of contact for support of University administrative systems and System Office services, providing troubleshooting assistance and guidance for IT-related issues and requests.
We collaborate with partners and vendors and utilize our own infrastructure to offer specialized wireless services (excluding Wi-Fi) that address specific needs not fully met by existing wired or Wi-Fi solutions.
The Graduate Certification Process conforms that all graduate degree requirements have been completed and that the degree will be conferred.
ATLAS Gradebook allows instructors to manage and scale grades for courses that do not use an existing LMS to manage grades or wish to incorporate grades from multiple sources into a single grade book. It allows students to view their grades that are managed in the application.
ChatGPT is an advanced conversational AI developed by OpenAI that can understand and generate human-like text. It helps users answer questions, create content, and solve problems across a wide range of topics using natural language.
The Campus IT Service Desk provides a central point of contact for technology support for students, faculty, and staff. Support is available by phone, email, and in person. Walk-in assistance is offered at two locations: the Digital Computer Lab (DCL) and the Illini Union.
Technology Services offers two types of computer labs for students, faculty, and staff. General use labs provide all users access to dependable computer and printing resources. Classroom labs support teaching through access to reliable computers, current software, audiovisual tools, and on-site support.
ATLAS Photo Roster helps instructors and TAs associate the names and faces of their students and create mailing lists.
Instructor and Course Evaluation System (ICES) is the legacy system that allowed students to provide feedback for courses and instructors. Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester, it was superseded by the Feedback on the Learning Experience (FLEX) system.
Central Registry is a suite of services intended to track and store identity information about members of the campus community and provide that data to campus services and appropriate groups for use of identification and authorization.
Google Workspace is a suite of cloud-native productivity and collaboration tools, including Gmail, Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Meet, designed to help teams work efficiently from any location.
Requests for Accessibility, Automation, Functional, Performance, and Vulnerability testing.
Papercut is a contracted service to provide printing accounting/management services on behalf of a department.
Course Explorer provides the schedule of classes by term and offers a browsable database of general education requirements. It also provides links to other resources that assist with course registration.
Outgoing Email Relays enables the Campus IP space to send email outside the campus without having to be connected to the campus mailing system.
Classroom Technologies provides and supports audiovisual equipment for use in general assignment classrooms.
Remote Network Access allows students, faculty and staff to securely connect to the campus network from anywhere in the world using their Illinois credentials, and access services and resources usually restricted to people on campus.
Website Management Consulting guides departments in managing their websites and ensures they meet established guidelines (e.g., marketing and branding, accessibility, privacy, and security) by connecting clients to campus resources.
In the event of a campus emergency, Illini-Alert delivers timely notifications via email, text message, and official Twitter updates to keep the university community informed and safe.
Unfortunately, it is not always possible to procure or create ICT that meets that standard. In these situations, the university must be able to demonstrate that reasonable efforts were made to procure an accessible ICT and an equally effective alternative method of access must be provided. As such, a request to use an inaccessible ICT or to use an ICT in an inaccessible context must be reviewed and approved.
The Illinois mobile app allows students, faculty, staff, and visitors to access various university resources, such as the campus map, Illini ID, library card, MTD bus pass, digital business card, university events, and dining hall menus. Students can access their class schedules, locations, and directions.