Back to School—What You Need to Know

JMU's computing staff will be available during CampusNet Move-In Bonanza(CMIB) to assist students in getting connected to the JMU network. Important school start computing information including what to bring with your computer, securing your computer, wireless, cell phones, and more can be found at http://www.jmu.edu/computing/quick

New to the University

Are you new to JMU? New students and new faculty/staff can get a quick start with JMU computing technology here.

Getting Connected

Learn how to get connected to the JMU computing network and fix your connection problems. Also learn more about CampusNet, wireless, remote access, and file access.

Hardware

Learn more about warranty repair for your computing hardware, buying a computer for personal use, getting your JMU-owned computer set up, pda's and smartphones, and more...

Software

Acquire software to use, download software, find out what software is supported at JMU, and see which software is recommended.

Training

Learn more about technology through computing courses, tutorials, and instructional technology.

Security

Find out how to...keep your computer running safely, remove a virus, and get the latest security information.

Support

Get immediate computing help through our Self-Help resource. Here you can report a computing problem and find out how to contact the JMU Computing HelpDesk. Test scoring is also available for faculty/staff.

Email and Accounts

There are many accounts at JMU - everything from Email to e-campus to Blackboard and much more. Many of your e-ID-based accounts can be managed through the Computing Accounts Portal.

Computing Labs

General-use computing labs are available in various locations around campus for students and faculty. Additional resources include Ashby Assessment Lab, departmental labs, and technology classrooms.