Used by Academic Support/Enrollment Services to schedule rooms and facilities for classes.
a common system for the organization and administration of user accounts and computing technology resources, such as computers, file shares, and printers.
iClickers or Student Response System (SRS) is a classroom technology that provides professors with instant feedback on student responses to in-class polling questions and quizzes.
Beach TV is a nonprofit local educational cable TV channel operated 24/7 on cable systems in Long Beach, Signal Hill, and Lakewood.
BeachBoard is the campus Learning Management System.
Monthly billing reports and statements summarizing charges by department, charge type extension and account.
Two open access computer labs are available for current CSULB students, faculty, and staff: the Spidell Technology Center, located in the Library on the 1st Floor and the Horn Center, located on lower campus at the Steve and Nini Horn Center. Limited guest access to computers is available in the Library Spidell technology Center only.
Support for faculty in the use of the technologies equipped within University Classroom Pool (UCP), support staff in the use of audio/visual presentation technologies throughout various campus venues.
Computer labs available by specific colleges, programs, or majors.
A CSU learning management portal that offers employees access to thousands of professional development resources.
A range of database hosting options for campus applications, which offer high availability, a secure environment, and data recovery options.
Multiple web teams across campus provide a varying degree of web services, such as web design, web page maintenance, and web application development.
A software management suite provided by Microsoft that allows campus technical staff to manage a large number of Windows based computers.
Provided to employees at the division, college and department levels across campus, services are provided mainly for Universtity-owned computers and technology. Desktop Support Services is your main point of contact for technical support.
eduroam is a global wireless roaming service, which provides secure network access for users in higher education and research institutions.
Secure, paperless fax solution that converts and routes inbound faxes to a specified network drive or email address.
Available within Single Sign-On (SSO), Employee Center (formerly MyCSULB) is the central location for employees to access their personal information.
Allows you to put digital content onto any display, while managing the content from an account dashboard where any changes you make are instantly updated on your display.
Classroom Support Services loans equipment to the CSULB Faculty and Staff community from our profuse inventory. To ensure fairness and access to equipment for all concerned, checkouts are limited to 2 business days to circumlocute potential inequality in its availability for others in need. Classroom remotes and cables are available for semester long checkout.
Faculty Center allows you to view your teaching schedule information, view your class rosters, and submit grades for your classes. Instructors may also have access to student information through Advisement and course information through Class Search.
a searchable electronic database that includes research experience and expertise of faculty at CSULB.
Centrally managed onsite, network file share service, which includes a production copy of all files, an on-site backup, and an off-site backup.
Meant for areas that need additional ways to answer calls or for departments that process large volumes of telephone calls for customer support, reservations, order desks, and other similar operations.
Division of Information Technology (DoIT) offers a Central High Performance Computing (HPC) environment for Faculty computing in their pursuit of teaching and learning. This service includes shared cycles on several high performance clusters equipped with a variety of research software packages.
Inquire with an instructional designer about the technologies available for instruction.
This is part of CSULB's ongoing commitment to provide access to information resources and technologies to individuals with disabilities. The Chancellor's Office policy requires the campus to purchase Electronic and Information Technology (E&IT) products that meet Section 508 Accessibility requirements.
Mailing List (LISTSERV) is an email list service when members of the list contain non-campus email address (non csulb.edu), such as those from other universities or third-party consumer email systems, such as Gmail and Yahoo. This service is only available to campus employees.
Microsoft Office 365 web applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive. Also available for download on personal computers.
Microsoft's cloud based file storage which provides ways to share and collaborate with anyone with your stored files.
Request this service to contact the Technology Help Desk.
You may also reach us by phone at (562) 985-4959, email at helpdesk@csulb.edu, or in person at the Horn Center lobby and 5th floor of the Campus Library.
Hours during the fall and spring semesters are Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM and Friday 8:00AM - 5:00 PM.
Basic support and escalation in case of emergencies is available outside these hours by email and phone.
An assortment of other Microsoft Office 365 applications available for your personal, academic, and work needs.
ParScore provides an integrated system for scoring tests, building a gradebook, and printing statistical reports using a SCANTRON optical reader.
Various actions are taken to respond to these types of known and reported phishing attempts targeting campus users.
Support for printers or scanners used by employees.
Access to black & white and color printing services located in various locations on campus, including some site specific locations with full copy center printing services.
This service will be retired within the current year, so it is recommended that users transition to the new GlobalProtect VPN service instead.
lnstall telecommunications cable and/or request a quote for telecommunications work.
Respondus is an application that lets instructors create and manage exams and surveys that can be printed to paper or published directly to BeachBoard.
Scantron is a popular test taking tool for answer delivery and grading.
Virtual server hosting services for campus customers who want to operate their equipment in a secure, centrally managed data center.
Online access to university-licensed software for classroom instruction and assignments.
SCOM is a tool for infrastructure monitoring, such as for alerting administrators of disk space utilization, database crashes, and server performance.
An array of services to assist the campus community and visitors with searching for people and departments on campus.
Telephone lines and equipment provided for the campus community.
Turnitin is a plagiarism prevention service available in BeachBoard.
Support for the campus server cluster which houses many of the campus website.
Network enabling services include DNS record changes and corrections, DHCP relay/DHCP address failures, static/fixed IP address assignment, and server IP assignment.