Technological Resources
Computer Resources
- Technology Systems and Services
- H&S Computer Replacement Program
- Wireless guest network access
- Report a computer problem
- Stanford University webmail
- Keeping SPAM out of your inbox
- Residential Computing
Setting up department printer use
For Math department use only (You will be directed to a Google login--be sure to sign in with your SUNet ID, NOT your personal Google sign in)
For short term visitors
Telephone Resources
Resources for Seminar Organizers
Seminar Organizers: How to Add New Seminar Events
Seminar Organizers: How to Edit Existing Seminar Events
You will be directed to a Google login. Be sure to sign in with your SUNet ID, NOT your personal Google sign-in. The format should be [yourSUNet [at] stanford.edu (yourSUNet[at]stanford[dot]edu)] for the ID. Once you enter this, you will be re-directed to the Stanford login page and able to access the document.
Remote Work Guidance:
- Stanford Math Remote Teaching Technology FAQs
- Zoom with Canvas using a Tablet
- Document Camera Guide
- Tips for Working with Minimal Equipment
- Additional Help for TA's & CA's
- Saving Zoom Chats
- Saving, Compressing and Posting Zoom Recordings
- Zoom Recording of Technology Training (Math Dept. Use Only)
- Non-Technical Online Instruction FAQs (SUNet ID and Password Required)
- Zoom with Canvas Security Settings (SUNet ID and Password Required)
- Zoom.us Security Settings (SUNet ID and Password Required)
- Additional Strategies for Combatting "Zoombombing"
- Gradescope: Timed Exam Instructions (SUNet ID and Password Required)
- Notes on Creating Timed Canvas Quizzes
- Recording to Canvas Cloud
- Installing MATLAB and Mathematica (Now available for all Stanford Users!)
- How to Automatically Generate Passwords for Zoom
You will be directed to a Google login. Be sure to sign in with your SUNet ID, NOT your personal Google sign-in. The format should be [yourSUNet [at] stanford.edu (yourSUNet[at]stanford[dot]edu)] for the ID. Once you enter this, you will be re-directed to the Stanford login page and able to access the document.