Install SAINTS

Overview When employees get new computers, sometimes SAINTS isn't installed correctly or at all. This article explains the process for installing SAINTS on a University Computer. Installation In the Start Menu, search for and open HostExplorer In the Open Session window, SAINTS will appear as one of Profile Names Right click on SAINTS and then click Create shortcut... Click Desktop and then click OK This completes the installation of SAINTS Troubleshooting SAINTS Missing HostExplorer In the Start Menu, search for Software Center Install HostExplorer Install SAINTS to Default Account Open…

WeVideo Online Video Editor

WeVideo is an online video editor that makes it easy to capture, create, view and share movies. A limited number of WeVideo licenses are available to faculty, staff, and students. Contact Educational Technologies by submitting a service request, if you or your class would like to use WeVideo.

Install Minitab Express

Instructions Note: to use Minitab Express off-campus, you must be connected to GlobalProtect VPN. Map the N drive to your computer, and open it Open the Apps folder Open the Menu folder Open SLU Network Menu Open Software for Courses Open Statistics Click on the Minitab Express for Windows shortcut to start the installation process Click Next, accept the End-User License Agreement, and click Next When you are prompted to a Enter the name of the l icense server, enter license.stlawu.local Check the Specify Port Number box, then enter 27003 Click Next, Next, and then Install When prompted for…

Install Minitab

Instructions On your Windows computer, open a web browser and navigate to https://www.minitab.com Click on My Account and log in with your St. Lawrence email and password Under My Products, click the Minitab Statistical Software link Click Download Desktop App Once the installer finishes downloading, run it Click Next, Next, and accept the Terms of the License Agreement When prompted to activate the software, choose Activate with a license and click Next When you're asked to select a licensing method, choose Sign In and click Next Click Next, and Install, then Finish After launching Minitab…

Information for Faculty and Staff

Before you arrive on campus: Before your account has been created, learn more about your St. Lawrence resources: Below is a list of frequently asked questions that you may have regarding your St. Lawrence network account, and the technology you will have access to as a new faculty member. Please click on each of the links to view more information about each question. When will my St. Lawrence Account be created? What type of computer will I be given? Can I purchase technology with start-up funds? Where can I set my password, or reset it in the future? You can log into Instructure to learn more…

Where to view Cable TV at St. Lawrence

Does St. Lawrence offer cable TV? St. Lawrence University does not provide access to cable TV in the residence halls. Cable TV is available in several public locations on campus. Where is cable TV located? Sullivan Student Center Dana Dining Hall Pub 56 Eben Holden (Main Hall) How can I get cable TV for myself? If you would like to subscribe to live cable TV yourself, IT recommends the following: YouTube TV (includes live local channels to Canton, NY: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC) Hulu Live TV (includes live local channels to Canton, NY: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC) Best for Sports! - Fubo TV (includes live…

How to remove notifications in Google Chrome

If you are seeing pop-ups or notification messages when using Google Chrome, there may be a website that is sending you notifications. Follow these instructions to remove unwanted sites from sending notifications: In the top-right corner of Chrome, click on the Settings button (the button with three dots aligned vertically) Click " Settings" Scroll down to the section named "Privacy and Security" and click " Site Settings". Under the "Permissions" section, click " Notifications". Under the "Allow" section, look for any site listings that you would like to remove, and click the More Actions…

Why is my iClicker Status Light Blinking Red?

A blinking red light on an iClicker+ remote indicates that your vote has not been received by the iClicker receiver. The iClicker is not on the correct frequency iClicker+ remotes pair to receivers with a two letter frequency code. By default, this code is AA. To avoid interference between iClicker receivers in classrooms, some instructors use a different code. When you turn on your iClicker+, two green lights will flash corresponding to the frequency your iClicker+ is on. For example, if you turn on your iClicker+ and the green light next to A blinks twice, you're on frequency AA. If the…
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