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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/.
Media Space is a secure media hosting platform that provides a variety of options for sharing or publishing content publicly, privately, or to specific audiences (e.g., a particular course section). Hosted content can be accessed directly via Media Space, shared within a learning management system (LMS) like Canvas, or published to a website.
Cloud Email Delivery is a component of the Campus Email Relay service that provides a solution for university business needs to send trusted email from infrastructure or applications hosted 'in the cloud' rather than on campus.
Illinois AnyWare provides students with a virtual desktop environment, giving them access to essential software whether they are remote, on campus, or in class.
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.
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.
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.
Security Support helps the university community address general cybersecurity questions or concerns. Anyone can request assistance, and our intake team will connect you to the right resources. If you need to report a cybersecurity incident please email security@illinois.edu instead.
The Library offers a limited number laptops for short-term loan.
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.
We offer expert biostatistical consulting and analysis services in support of health-related research. We work with researchers on basic science, social and behavioral research, and translational research studies and clinical trials.
Google Drive is a cloud-based file hosting service. It allows users to store files in the cloud, synchronize files across devices, and share files.
The Library offers a variety of technology available for loan covering everything from chargers and computer accessories to cameras and AR/VR technology.
The Illinois Data Bank is a public access repository for publishing research data from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. We curate and preserve all of our datasets and assign DOIs for easy linking and impact tracking.
The Illinois Digital Environment for Access to Learning and Scholarship (IDEALS) provides a platform for depositing research and scholarship, ensuring persistent and reliable access.
eText@Illinois delivers interactive, multimedia rich textbooks and other classroom materials in an accessible format.
Spam Control is a service that reduces the amount of spam you receive and eliminates known viruses before they reach your mailbox.
The Tech Zone is an Apple Authorized Campus Store as well as a Dell Campus Reseller, selling computers, tablets, and accessories to Students, Faculty, Staff and Departments throughout the University. We are also an Apple Authorized Service Provider with Apple Certified Macintosh Technicians on site ready to help.
Desktop and videoconferencing support for System Office units and other departments with a service agreement
The Library provides self use media booths and mediated studios to produce digital media (audio and video).
Classroom Technologies provides and supports audiovisual equipment for use in general assignment classrooms.
Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester, Feedback on the Learning Experience (FLEX) is the web-based system that allows students to provide end-of-course feedback on their courses and instructors. It replaced the Instructor and Course Evaluation System (ICES).
Any inquiries related to 457 and 403b plans, Terminal Benefit Payouts and SURS
For University Press staff IT support