Miami's AppPortal technology streams applications to your computer or device, making the application appear as if it is running on your computer. AppPortal provides access to Banner, MInE, and Kronos, as well as access to Windows applications for Mac users and CSE 148 students. You will first need to install the Microsoft Remote Desktop app on your iOS device in order to use it.
Faculty and staff may purchase this application at a discounted rate from the software store.
Kurzweil 3000 is an assistive technology, text to speech, learning tool that supports the concept of Universal Design for Learning with a suite of powerful reading, writing, test-taking, and study skill tools that makes curriculum accessible to all students.
The Firefly online application brings digital, text-based content and literacy tools to anyone who requires or desires assistance with literacy skills. It's available anytime and anywhere an Internet connection exists, and from any computer running a Windows or Macintosh operating system.
This form is to be used by authorized individuals from administrative offices to grant security access to Banner.
This form is for requesting a document or website to be reviewed or request training.
Making updates to web pages published in Cascade or other places.
Miami students, faculty, and staff can use this application to access internal Miami resources securely from off-campus or to connect to protected IT systems, such as Native Banner.
Use this request form to request the packaging of software so that it can be delivered to classroom computers, included on the base image included on each department computer, or made available via Casper or the SCCM Application Manager. This form should only be used by technical support staff.
Miami's AppPortal technology streams applications to your computer or device, making the application appear as if it is running from your computer or device. AppPortal technology provides access to Banner, MInE, and Kronos, as well as access to Windows applications for Mac users and CSE 148 students.
Miami's AppPortal Applications technology streams applications to your computer or device, making the application appear as if it is running from your computer or device. This technology relies on Microsoft's RemoteApp and Desktop Services. AppPortal technology provides access to Banner, MInE, & Kronos, as well as access to Windows applications for Mac users and CSE 148 students.
MeetMe provides bridge conferencing which allows you to hold a conference call with up to 20 attendees.
A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is a method of using encryption and other security means to secure data when using your computer and using public lines away from the Miami University Campus.
Miami students, faculty, and staff use this application to access internal Miami resources securely from off-campus or to connect to protected IT systems, such as Native Banner.
Faculty, and staff can purchase Work-At-Home software for installation on your personal computer, not owned by the university, at deeply discounted prices.
Faculty and staff can purchase Work-At-Home software for installation on your personal computer, not owned by the university, at deeply discounted prices.
Faculty and staff can purchase Work-At-Home software for installation on their personal computer, not owned by the university, at deeply discounted prices.
Faculty and staff may install Microsoft Office on their Mac OS work computer (owned by Miami University) in compliance with licensing arrangements negotiated by the University.
Faculty and staff can purchase Work-At-Home software for installation on your personal computer, not owned by the university, at deeply discounted prices.
Faculty and staff may purchase this application for their personally-owned computer at a discounted rate from the software store.
Allows students, faculty and staff to download software at Miami-negotiated prices and to be aware of software site licenses so they do not purchase software elsewhere.
A variety of Microsoft software is available for free download to students taking classes in specific departments. Students taking any STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) get some basic Microsoft software while students in Computer Science, MIS, IMS, Engineering get access to most all Microsoft Development Software.
Service provides support of the teaching and learning experience through the provision and support of a standard package of classroom technologies
Reliable and secure email service provided through Google's Gmail App.
High Performance Computing Cluster which supports academic research.