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Linux is an open source computer and server operating systems used for many academic computational purposes.

SensusAccess converts files into other formats to meet different needs. You can turn text into audio for listening during a commute. You can convert files for Kindle and other e-readers. You can create more accessible documents, including Braille versions.

ERP, Student / Faculty / Employee Information, Administrative Systems, Institutional Data, Ellucian.

SketchUp is 3D modeling software which helps to draw and dimension spaces and objects for architecture, interior design, set design, and spatial prototyping.

Request help with a printer on the Middlebury campus or with questions or issues printing from your device.

Middlebury supports scanning and copying via our multi-function printers which are spread throughout the Middlebury and Monterey campuses.

Purchasing consultation, hardware procurement, device refresh, leasing, and technology recycling.

The Creative Cloud suite includes Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere and many other multimedia creation applications.

Multi-Factor Authentication works by requiring a secondary form of identification after a successful login.

MediaWiki is the software behind Wikipedia. Middlebury ran a private installation of this software. [Decommissioned]

The Google Assignments external tool integrates Middlebury’s Google Workspace for Education with Canvas, Middlebury’s learning management system. Instructors in a Canvas site can add and manage Google Assignments from within the Canvas site. Teachers, students, and other site participants can collaborate using Docs, Sheets, and Slides in the Google Workspace suite.

Poll Everywhere is an online service that allows teachers to conduct live online polling, surveys, Q&As, and quizzes. Received data can also be visualized in a variety of ways. The students answer the question using their mobile phones, Twitter, or web browsers. Both the question and the students’ responses are displayed live in Keynote, PowerPoint, and/or on the web.

MyEmma is an email management and newsletter service to support marketing communications with external audiences.

Middlebury’s Office of Digital Learning and Inquiry (DLINQ) explores and creates digital practices and spaces that advance the transformative potential of education in students’ lives, and advances digital fluency and critical engagement with the digital at Middlebury. We are a cross-institutional group of instructional designers, digital scholars, and teaching and learning professionals who offer consultations and workshops to faculty, staff, and students at Middlebury.

Flip, a free web-based video discussion tool for education that was retired by Microsoft. As of July 1, 2024, users can no longer create new content. The service was decommissioned September 30, 2024 and is no longer available in Canvas. Instructors are advised to stop using Flip and explore alternatives such as Canvas discussion boards with video capabilities or Padlet for multimodal discussions. For assistance in finding alternatives, instructors can contact DLINQ.

Notebook LM is an AI-powered research assistant from Google that helps users synthesize information from their own uploaded documents. It can generate summaries, answer questions, and create audio summaries while creating references to the original sources. Designed for researchers, writers, and students, it aims to enhance comprehension and streamline knowledge work.

The Online Directory provides the Middlebury community with a web-based platform for contact information and web-service feeds which populate directory information on the main websites.

Middlebury has wired network infrastructure (AKA Ethernet) which extends to the majority of building and rooms on campus.

Stata is a complete, integrated statistical software package that provides everything you need for data analysis, data management, and graphics.

Support related to authenticating to services using your Middlebury account

Qualtrics allows users to design online surveys that can be shared with a variety of participants.

High Performance Computing (HPC) is the aggregation of computing power and memory to perform complex calculations in parallel, increasing the speed and efficiency of computer simulations and data analysis.

The Course Hub provides access to online resources for courses. Instructors can provision new resources with a few clicks and students get links to all the resources associated with each course.

UDOIT – or the Universal Design Online Content Inspection Tool – (pronounced, “You Do It”) is an automated accessibility auditing tool for Canvas courses.

The platform enables instructors and students to create clickable hotspots to various media types including images, videos, 3D models, and augmented reality content. Elements can link to custom content, websites, or multimedia resources, allowing the creation of branching scenarios and interactive learning tasks.