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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.

Banner Self-Service is part of the University of Illinois System’s Ellucian Banner enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform. It provides students, faculty, advisors, and employees with secure, web-based access to personal, academic, and administrative information. Banner Self-Service is accessed via https://apps.uillinois.edu/selfservice/.

Scan library or personal materials using public scanners, which are available in multiple sizes and resolutions.

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.

The campus poster printing service offering provides large-format printing for academic, instructional, research, professional, and personal use.

The Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB) provides high quality poster printing for use in events or poster sessions. A CFOP is required to place an order.

Data Cookbook provides a platform to document data at the university. For example, the definitions of the tables and columns in the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) are available for review, simplifying finding data from the EDW.

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.

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers a collection of cloud-based services that support a variety of needs on campus, including research, teaching, and administrative operations. It provides tools for data storage, analysis, and application development, focusing on scalability and flexibility.

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.

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.

SharePoint Online is a cloud-based platform that is part of the Microsoft 365 suite. It is designed to facilitate collaboration, manage content, and streamline workflows within organizations.

Emergency phones provided throughout campus are programmed to dial directly into Public Safety. These locations include kiosk phones, elevator phones, and areas of refuge.

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.

Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform and set of services provided by Microsoft. It offers a broad range of tools and solutions for building, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft's global network of data centers.

Papercut is a contracted service to provide printing accounting/management services on behalf of a department.

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.

Contacts Database records the responsible parties for networks, domains, systems, services, and devices across the University. It displays dependencies between these elements, such as systems and services reliant on a specific network. Additionally, it manages access levels to various offerings (e.g., IP Address Management and Iris) based on permissions assigned to networks and domains for users or AD groups.

Paychecks, paycards, direct deposit, calculations, deductions, overpayment notifications and earning statements

Scheduler enables the management of reservations for rooms, spaces, equipment, and more.

This offering provides enterprise reporting and visualization capabilities for analysis and management. It accesses data from the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) and other sources through standardized reports or ad-hoc report creation. It can be used to develop, format, and automate reporting needs using university data.

The Data Services Center (DSC) is an online, self-service, reporting engine that provides secure access to reports, dashboards, and datasets created by data providers on campus. The reports are categorized and parameter-based, which support units' operational needs and data-driven decision making.

Provides access to Technology Services building communication equipment rooms (CERs) or Network Closets to IT Professionals, F&S staff, and contractors in either the long term or short term.

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.

Graduate College Roles and Access Manager lists authorized administrative contacts (EOs, Directors of Graduate Study, Graduate Program contacts, etc) and provides them access to designated Graduate College systems and email distribution lists.