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The Division of Information Technology provides technology solutions and enables business process improvements that support teaching, learning and administrative functions at the University.

The Technology Support Center (TSC) staff are the first point of contact for technology services for the University community. They answer technology questions and assist in resolving requests, such as password resets, Royal Card support and services, wireless connectivity setup on devices, and exam scanning. You can now schedule to meet with a TSC team member (virtually or in person) to claim your email account, get your Royal Card, and setup your Two Step (DUO authentication). 

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The TSC, in collaboration with the office of Academic and Media Servicesalso assists faculty with University software, systems, and other technology equipment in various classrooms and conference rooms.

For immediate classroom support, call the Technology Support Center at 570-941-4357.

Classroom Database

There are over 200 mediated spaces on campus. These rooms are considered smart classrooms, conference/seminar rooms, auditoriums, group study spaces and recording spaces. These rooms provide the ability for faculty and presenters to use and display various forms of media. Each classroom is typically equipped with a computer, projector, screen, document camera, speakers and a control system.  The conference/seminar rooms are typically equipped with a flat screen display and connectivity for laptops.

Campus Wireless Network

ROYALSECURE is our campus-wide secured wireless network. It is accessible to students, faculty and staff.

Exam Scanning Services

Exam scanning services are offered through our Technology Support Center located on the first floor, Alumni Memorial Hall. Exams may be left with full-time staff members or placed in the secure Exam Scanning Drop box. Exams will be scanned only when full-time staff is available. An exam Scanning Request Form is necessary with every submission.

Lecture Capture: Panopto

Panopto is a presentation-capture system that allows instructors to record what happens in their classrooms and make it available digitally. The Panopto recording interface is only available through the D2L learning management system. Faculty can use Panopto on a classroom computer to capture interactions, lectures, presentations, student demonstrations and role-playing scenarios. It can also be used on a faculty member’s computer to create learning modules to deliver ancillary content or pre-lecture information.

Phone/Web Conferencing

Zoom is an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat and webinar. Zoom licenses have been assigned to all faculty, staff, and students with an @scranton.edu email address. 

To access your licensed Zoom account: 

  • Log into my.scranton
  • Click on Zoom icon located in the waffle (top right corner)
  • On the next page (Zoom sign in page), select Sign in (configure your account)
  • Upon sign in you will be taken to your ​Profile​​ page.

Click for additional Zoom information.

Remote Technology Tools & Resources

Various tools and resources are available in support of instructional and business continuity during an emergency. Access the Remote Technology Tools & Resources website.

 

The Information Security Office serves as the University’s resource for guidance on information security compliance. The office oversees information security policies, procedures and standards that ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of University data and information. They also offer security services such as consulting, auditing, contract review and policy interpretation to the campus community.

I have received a suspicious email, who should I send it to?

If you have received an email you think could be an attempt to steal your University credentials, please send it as an attachment to the Information Security Office at infosec@scranton.edu.

If you clicked on the link and supplied your University credentials, please immediately change your University password by logging into the My.Scranton portal and selecting “Change PIN” at the bottom of the page.

How do I contact the Information Security Office?

For consultation or to report a security incident, you can reach the Information Security Office at 570-941-4226 or email infosec@scranton.edu.

Two Step (multi-factor authentication with Duo) is required for all faculty, staff and students to access University resources, such as the My.Scranton portal and email.

Enroll Your Account

Visit scranton.edu/twostep from your computer to enroll your University account in Two Step and setup your mobile devices. If you do not have a smartphone, visit the Technology Support Center to find out more about alternative authentication methods.

Do you need help with Two Step setup? Did you forget your phone? Contact the Technology Support Center at 570-941-4357.

Cloud Storage

Cloud storage is a cloud computing model that stores data on the Internet through a cloud computing provider. Cloud storage services are more easily accessible, promotes sharing and collaboration. 

The University offers OneDrive for Business/SharePoint to faculty, staff and students.

On-Site Storage

We offer file storage on our campus servers, through Network Shares (H and G drives). These drives are automatically mapped on your University computer. In order to use these drives, you need to be on a campus wired connection. If you need to use these drives off-campus or on our wireless network, you will need to use our remote access to do so. Click to review instructions (authentication required).

Visit the IT website for daily hours of operation.