As you prepare to administer classes and work from home, the following articles may assist you in setting up crucial applications and troubleshooting issues you may encounter. If you have any questions, you can contact KU IT at 785-864-8080 or itcsc@ku.edu

Help with Email

KB0013036 Commonly Used KU Email Articles

Using the VPN

KB0012042 Download, Installing, and Running Cisco AnyConnect - Windows
KB0012045 Download, Install, and Run Cisco AnyConnect - Mac
KB0012760 Log in to KU Anywhere VPN using Duo Multi-Factor Authentication

Setting up Zoom

KB0012994 Zoom FAQs
KB0012999 Installing the Zoom Client for Meetings (Windows)
KB0013000 Installing the Zoom Client for Meetings (Mac)
KB0013118 Sign In to Zoom Through a Web Browser
KB0013386 Issues Logging in to Zoom

Additional resources from remote.ku.edu include: 

Mapping Drives

The KU IT Customer Service Center does not have information regarding specific Network Drives - please talk to your department's specific Tech Support to get details such as the drive path. The following instructions can be used to map network drives once the path is known.

KB0012802 Map a Central File Storage (CFS) or Research File Storage (RFS) Network Drive - Windows 10
KB0011011 Map a Central File Storage (CFS) or Research File Storage (RFS) Network Drive - macOS
KB0010712 Accessing KU Central File Storage (CFS) or Research File Storage (RFS) From Off Campus

Skype for Business

Skype for Business is installed with Microsoft Office on Windows computers. Mac users will need to download and install Skype for Business separately from Microsoft Office.

KB0012667 FAQ: Skype for Business
KB0012864 Download Skype for Business - Mac

Microsoft Office

Microsoft Office is available to active KU faculty, staff, and students. You can download Office from https://portal.ku.edu and install it on your personal computer.

KB0012374 Microsoft Office 365 Access
KB0012617 Microsoft Office prompts for an Activation Key after installing Office 365

Adobe Creative Cloud

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Adobe is making Creative Cloud available to students who would otherwise need access to university labs. Details on how to access Creative Cloud as a student 

Virtual Lab

The KU Virtual Lab allows students to access software needed for their classes without having to purchase that software. 

KB0011590 Set up Virtual Lab
KB0012653 Accessing local storage through Virtual Lab (Windows)
KB0012619 Accessing local storage through Virtual Lab (Mac OS X)