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Information technology (IT) at Duke is designed to support
and enhance the university's core missions of education, research,
and service. Duke's intensive IT environment follows a distributed
computing model and provides a robust conduit for data.
The Office of Information Technology website contains
computing and communications information for the entire
university. OIT also issues NetIDs
and administers and maintains the e-mail system.
The Duke University Networked Knowledgebase
is a searchable database of brief computing help and reference
documents that you can use for troubleshooting computer problems
on your own.
The Center for Instructional Technology is a university-wide
initiative focusing on the effective application of information
technology in teaching and learning environments. They also administer Blackboard
@ Duke.
This site has been designed for the convenience
of Duke University and Health System students, faculty, and staff.
From this site
you can access and manage your information technology (IT) services
and accounts as well as get answers to questions on IT topics
at Duke.
This site provides information and resources to help faculty teach at Duke, whether
planning a course, looking for new ways to deliver material or evaluating
effectiveness.
Learning & Organization Development
LOD offers courses in computer
technology skill development. These
workshops provide Duke employees with desktop
application skills from beginning to
advanced levels.
L&OD
also offers customized workshops for
workgroups or departments at a reduced
rate.
The CSG is designed to introduce you to the
computing environment at Duke and to help you get started with
DukeNet, the wide-area network for the Duke University campus.
PARIS (Procurement and Reconciliation Information Systems)
PARIS is a software package developed by
GE Capital which the university uses to track purchases made
with the Duke Procurement Card for Duke employees.
Pillar is used for budget development and maintenance.
SAP R/3 is business-application software
that will run many of Duke's core administrative processes:
accounting, human resources, payroll and purchasing.
Student Information Services & Systems provides students online access to their personal university records including, grades, class registration, financial aid information and bursar's account information. Go here for information about the PeopleSoft Student Administration System.