oneCARDs and Lanyards Now Ready for Pickup
New students who had their photo taken for their Sheridan ID, but have yet to receive their oneCARD can now go to their local campus ITSC to pick it up.
Students who require a lanyard for their oneCARD can also pick one up at the ITSC. Students must bring their card to the ITSC and show that it was not punched in order for us to issue a lanyard.
Please note: oneCARDS are only available to new Sheridan students at this time. Current students with legacy ID cards will receive their oneCARD in the spring of 2012. Please see the oneCARD web page for more information. |
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IT NEWS
"What the Tech is Going On?"
From oneCARD project updates and extended service hours, to Adobe distribution and podium training for instructors, get all the latest news and updates from the I.T. department. The winter edition of "What the Tech is Going On?" is now available. [read more]
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IT NEWS
Important Information for HMC
Wireless Users
On Wednesday, January 4, at the Hazel McCallion Campus, I.T. staff upgraded the security certificate that is associated with the Sheridan Secure Access wireless network. Consequently, wireless users will no longer be forced to authenticate and accept a new security certificate each time they move between the HMC and another Sheridan campus. [read more]
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SELF HELP - EMAIL
Can't Send Sheridan Email? Update Your Email Settings
If you use an email program such as Outlook, Thunderbird, or MacMail, you will need to update some application settings in order to continue sending email from your Sheridan account. On January 1, I.T. began enforcing SMTP authentication for all outgoing email. [read more]
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TECH ESSENTIALS
Tech Essentials for Sheridan Students and Staff
From network access and printing, to installing software and accessing your Sheridan email, the Tech Essentials page is your launching point to getting connected to technology and online services at Sheridan. [read more]
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IT NEWS
Sheridan Secure Access vs. Guest Access
There has been a bit of confusion lately about the differences between Sheridan Secure Access and Sheridan Guest Access. This article will attempt to alleviate some of that confusion. [read more]
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