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In our commitment to innovative and flexible education, we offer HyFlex classroom technology, designed to facilitate simultaneous in-person and virtual teaching. This approach allows us to extend our educational reach, accommodating various learning preferences and needs.
Our college's Shared Service Distance Learning (SSDL) program represents a collaborative initiative that allows us to both offer and borrow distance learning courses with other colleges. By extending our educational reach and leveraging the expertise of fellow institutions, we create a richer, more diverse learning environment for our students
Support for Canvas, Bookstore, Microsoft Office, MFA, Respondus Lockdown Browser, Text Alerts, Tutoring, Student Email Accounts, Connecting to Wi-fi & Adding Student Email to Mobile Device
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This helpdesk category is your dedicated resource for all matters related to printers and scanners.
This procedure outlines the steps for securely transferring a former employee’s OneDrive\Email access to a new hire.
Respondus LockDown Browser is a custom browser that locks down the testing environment within a learning management system.
The Canvas Learning Management System is central to our college's online learning environment, facilitating course management, collaboration, assessment, and communication for students and faculty alike.
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This category is for help with employee MECC and MyMECC account passwords and MFA, ensuring that you have secure and convenient access to our college's systems and applications.
For information about MyMECC MFA, visit https://www.mecc.edu/mfa/
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Provision of required hardware and software, account setup, email configuration, access permissions to the college's resources, and introductory IT orientation for new staff or faculty.
The Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit (HECVAT) is an essential component in evaluating the security controls and risk management practices of third-party vendors engaging with our college. If you are responsible for procuring or managing vendor services and require assistance with HECVAT, this helpdesk category is here to support you.
The Student Information System (SIS) is an integral part of our college's technological infrastructure, designed to manage and support various student-related activities. Whether you are a student, faculty member, or administrative staff, you may need assistance with the SIS. Our helpdesk is here to support you.
Secure deactivation of accounts, retrieval of college-owned equipment, archiving of necessary data, and ensuring all access permissions are revoked to protect college data and intellectual property.
Hyland - Perceptive Content (vendor - software solution) is our document management system solution. A repository for documents related to our student information system, human resources, procurement, and any other documentation that should be stored as part of Records Retention laws.
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This helpdesk category is devoted to support for all things related to Brainfuse Online Tutoring. Whether you are a student encountering difficulties accessing a tutoring session, a faculty member interested in integrating Brainfuse into your course, or a staff member looking for information about our tutoring offerings.
System servers provide the foundational infrastructure for our college's IT services, applications, and data storage. This helpdesk category is aimed at offering specialized support for all your system server-related requirements, ensuring consistent performance, security, and availability.
Zoom is a well-known video conferencing platform used for virtual meetings, webinars, and collaboration.
Security alerts are critical notifications that may indicate potential vulnerabilities, threats, or active incidents affecting our college's systems, networks, or data. Prompt awareness, assessment, and response to these alerts are vital to maintaining the security and integrity of our digital environment.