How-To
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A list of specialized software you can use at home
For students on campus, specialized software remains available through the open computer labs outside of class time, such as LITC B02. Students either on- or off-campus have access to a variety of software packages through a Windows virtual desktop. Information about how to access the virtual desktop from either a Mac or PC can be found at https://edtech.domains.trincoll.edu/windows-virtual-desktop/. Software available through the virtual desktop includes: SPSS STATA ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Pro Atlas.ti ChemDraw Eviews Mathematica Access options for other software are listed below, and note that there is a Student Emergency and Equity Fund for students that could find any additional cost prohibitive: ChemDraw Prime – Trinity…
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Participating in a Zoom Meeting
When you are in a Zoom meeting there are many different screen layouts and ways to arrange your windows. You need to be sure you can see the various windows that may be necessary for the meeting you are in. For example you may be required to raise your hand in order to be called on. You will need to view the participant window to do this. We recommend you open the participant window as well as the chat window. Once the participant window is open you will see icons to allow you to raise your hand and give feedback using the icons for Yes, No, go slower and go…
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Adobe Creative Cloud Suite Temporary Licenses
UNFORTUNATELY THIS OFFER FROM ADOBE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE To support you during this time of remote learning, Adobe has made the Creative Cloud Suite available for you to install on your personal computer. This license will last until the end of May July 6. Note: Adobe is providing cloud storage for your projects for the duration of the temporary license. We strongly suggest that you make copies of your projects on a local drive. You will lose access to your projects that are stored in the Adobe Cloud when the license ends. Also note that if you intend to use this, please email you name and Trinity email address…
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A Student’s Guide to Remote Learning
Library & Information Technology Services is here to assist you during the remote learning period. This guide lists resources and documentation to help you use the technologies required to participate in online learning. General help The Library & IT Desk is in touch by phone, email, and help tickets. Student Technology Assistants are also available for remote help weekdays from 9:00 – 5:00 EST, and can be contacted at sta-help@trincoll.edu. Library & Research Help Library research services and many online collections are available remotely. Please see the LITS home page for the most up to date information. You can still make an appointment with a librarian and meet via Zoom. Zoom help Visit our main…
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Using Kaltura Capture to submit video or audio assignments
Your professor may ask for assignments that involve recording your own audio or video. Kaltura Capture can be used on a desktop or laptop computer and can capture webcam, screen, and audio or any combination of these three. Take a look at the instructions for using Kaltura Capture, which will show you how to download the application from within your My Media library in Moodle. My Media is your own personal audio and video library that stays with you regardless of what course or semester you’re in. Your recordings in My Media stay private to you unless you submit them as an assignment or publish them elsewhere. Once you have…