Commonly used OIT tools, services, and resources for students. To view all services, browse all tools and services.
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Review the complete list of system alerts to learn about any planned outages related to OIT.
Phone Support
Contact us over the phone for assistance
303-724-4357 (4-HELP from a campus phone)
7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday - Thursday
7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday
OIT chat support is currently unavailable. We are working to restore Chat capabilities as quickly as possible.
Please use phone support or one of our self service options for assistance during this time.
Self Service Portal
Enter a ticket for assistance
24/7 access to the OIT Service Center, your ticket will be replied to during normal hours of operation in the order it was received.
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Print services are generally provided through your school or department. Contact the IT Professional(s) in your school or department for more information. You can also contact CU Anschutz Medical Campus print services which are available for all students, faculty, and staff. They are able to print posters, documents, signs, and more. To order a poster, students may use this link to connect to the campus print services poster order form.
The Strauss Health Sciences Library links people, reliable health sciences knowledge, and technology in support of effective learning, quality health care, vital research, and engaging community service. The Strauss Health Sciences Library is located on the CU Anschutz Medical Campus. It is open for currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff. The library has numerous resources available.
The Writing Center at CU Anschutz Medical Campus is a free resource available to all university students who wish to improve as writers. Services include in-person and online one-on-one appointments. Professional Writing Consultants will work on any type of writing and any aspect of the writing process, including (but not limited to) idea-generation, research, organization, thesis development, source usage and grammar.
Uninvited participants harassing students, faculty and staff during classes and meetings has been on the rise recently. It is very important to follow Zoom’s security best practices. One of the most basic rules is to never share Zoom meeting links on social media, the internet, or any public place. More information about Zoombombing and how to keep uninvited guests out of your meeting is available. In addition, you can review the Zoom and Cybersecurity Must-Knows.
The university's Zoom encryption is configured for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) compliance; however, be sure to use caution with sensitive information. To ensure the security and privacy of patient data, Zoom users must do their part as well.
In addition, with the university's systemwide HIPAA agreement with Zoom, OIT is able to enable features including:
Zoom encryption fully complies with HIPAA Security Standards to ensure the security and privacy of patient data. The company employs industry standard end-to-end Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption using 256bit keys to help protect meetings. However, while Zoom is configured for HIPAA compliance, you should use thoughtfulness in the type of data shared and how the data is shared (same university HIPAA policies and procedures apply).
If your Zoom presentation contains HIPAA data, please use the following guidance:
HIPAA compliance depends on all of us. Additional resources:
Zoom offers training and support resources. To get started, visit the Zoom Help Center. Additional resources include:
Uninvited participants harassing students, faculty and staff during classes and meetings has been on the rise recently. It is very important to follow Zoom’s security best practices. One of the most basic rules is to never share Zoom meeting links on social media, the internet, or any public place. More information about Zoombombing and how to keep uninvited guests out of your meeting is available. In addition, you can review the Zoom and Cybersecurity Must-Knows.
The university's Zoom encryption is configured for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) compliance; however, be sure to use caution with sensitive information. To ensure the security and privacy of patient data, Zoom users must do their part as well.
In addition, with the university's systemwide HIPAA agreement with Zoom, OIT is able to enable features including:
Zoom encryption fully complies with HIPAA Security Standards to ensure the security and privacy of patient data. The company employs industry standard end-to-end Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption using 256bit keys to help protect meetings. However, while Zoom is configured for HIPAA compliance, you should use thoughtfulness in the type of data shared and how the data is shared (same university HIPAA policies and procedures apply).
If your Zoom presentation contains HIPAA data, please use the following guidance:
HIPAA compliance depends on all of us. Additional resources:
Zoom offers training and support resources. To get started, visit the Zoom Help Center. Additional resources include:
