New to technology at IUSB?

Are you new to the information technology environment at IUSB? This page is a collection of "getting started" info for faculty, staff, and students.

On this page:

• First things: Your IU e-mail account   
• Connecting from home  
• Student Technology Centers  
• Viewing your class schedule, registration, course listings  
• Buying hardware and software  
• Training: available classes  
• Student One-Stop Center  
• OneStart and OnCourse

First things: Your IU e-mail account

If I've been admitted to IUSB, how do I create my computing accounts?

As a student, you can create your accounts yourself once you've been admitted to the university!
 

Faculty/staff

As a faculty or staff member, you can generate your accounts yourself after your paperwork has been processed by Human Resources. Please be aware that you will not, under normal circumstances, be eligible for accounts, and will not be able to create your accounts, until the morning after your employment record is entered into the university's human resources data system. To create your accounts, use the Account Management Service .
 

How e-mail works at IU

Sort out your options for e-mail at IU, based on your campus and status with the university.
 

Accounts

Although specifics differ based on your status with the university, as an IU student or faculty/staff member, you are eligible for a full suite of IU computing accounts (e.g., e-mail, file storage, research, departmental).
 

Passwords

Forget your password? Want to change it?
 

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Connecting from home 

VPN

If you connect through an outside ISP or via dialup, VPN ensures a secure connection.

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Student Technology Centers

Labs, Classrooms, and Instructional Resources

Student Technology Centers: locations, hours, reservations 

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Viewing your class schedule, registration, course listings

Registrar

Visit the Registrar's web site for details on how to access your personal information and register for classes through your web browser.
 

Oncourse

Oncourse is a Web-based instructional environment where faculty and students can publish and access course information.

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Buying hardware and software

Obtaining and licensing software

Take advantage of the many licensing agreements IU has with various vendors to get free or specially priced software! Everything you need to do your work at IU is available to you.

Buying hardware

Hardware and peripherals at special prices for IU students, faculty, and staff

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Training: available classes

Training and Workshops

Workshops, online training, certifications

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Office of Student Services

Office of Student Services

New student orientation information

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OneStart and OnCourse

OneStart

IU's Web-based application portal

Oncourse

Oncourse is a Web-based instructional environment where faculty and students can publish and access course information.

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