Welcome to the University of Pittsburgh, Panthers! As you settle into campus life, knowing where to find the tech resources that will support your academic journey is essential. Here’s a guide to ensure you’re fully prepared and connected during your time at Pitt.
Taking notes… we all need them. From classes or meetings, to projects and research, summarizing content and action items is important for retention, review, and collaboration. Some people are nuts for handwriting notes, while others are faster typing. Either way, you may find yourself scrolling through pages upon pages of notes or hastily switching between tabs and notebooks to find what you need. It makes studying, working, brainstorming, and project organization stressful and overwhelming.
Are you struggling to keep track of your assignments, projects, or group work? Microsoft Planner, available to all University of Pittsburgh students, faculty, and staff as part of the Microsoft 365 plan, might be the solution you've been looking for. Keep reading to learn more!
The University of Pittsburgh manages a massive $1.2 billion in research and other externally sponsored activities annually, comprising nearly 40% of Pitt’s total operating revenues and sustaining impactful increases of ~$350 million per year since 2018. Ensuring prompt and accurate payment of post-award research expenses from our external sponsors is a critical task handled by the Office of Sponsored Projects Accounting (SPA).
The University of Pittsburgh manages a massive $1.2 billion in research and other externally sponsored activities annually, comprising nearly 40% of Pitt’s total operating revenues and sustaining impactful increases of ~$350 million per year since 2018. Ensuring prompt and accurate payment of post-award research expenses from our external sponsors is a critical task handled by the Office of Sponsored Projects Accounting (SPA).
As an instructor, you play a crucial role in shaping the academic experience of your students. One of the most powerful tools at your disposal is Canvas, the learning management system used at Pitt. A Canvas course can significantly enhance student engagement and learning outcomes when designed effectively. It can also help you to avoid the hassle of unnecessary questions and misunderstandings.
The move or return to campus can feel overwhelming. But with a little planning, your move-in can be a lot easier. Use our IT Tasks timeline checklist to make sure you get connected.
Whether you're a new student or returning for another year, having the right apps on your phone and computer can make your life at Pitt a lot easier. Here’s a rundown of the essential apps you should download now to hit the ground running.
It's crucial to prioritize the security of your digital life. Cybersecurity threats are real and ever-present, but with the right practices and tools, you can protect your personal and academic information. Here's a comprehensive guide to safe computing at Pitt.
Welcome to the University of Pittsburgh, Panthers! This quick-start guide will help you get started using the essential computing resources you’ll need for a successful experience at Pitt. Let’s get started!