This article is designed to provide information to faculty teaching in a Type I classroom.

This article provides instructions on how to make a request to have changes made to your campus directory information. This information appears in the Outlook Global Address List (GAL), Teams, Canvas, and other locations throughout USNH. This article applies to employees at any of the USNH campuses.

This article describes how to send as a Proxy Address in Microsoft 365.

This article provides answers to frequently asked questions about your USNH Outlook email account and associated email addresses.

This article explains how to update your Mac Desktop Outlook App for the USNH unified M365 environment. There are two parts to the process, the first is removing your old campus-based account, and the second is adding your account to the M365 environment.

This article provides descriptions of the icons used to identify contact type in the Global Address List (GAL) in the Outlook for Windows desktop app.

This article contains frequently asked questions about Office 365. USNH has negotiated an agreement with Microsoft to provide all active UNH students, faculty, and staff with an Office 365 subscription. This includes Emeritus as well as sponsored users with an AD account.

This article provides a solution to not being able to access Kaltura because cookies are being blocked.

This article provides instructions to automatically upload your Microsoft Form responses to your SharePoint site using Power Automate.

This article describes how to copy or move outlook items from one folder to another.

This article will cover basic navigation of the Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) application once a user is logged in. It will also define a number of icons commonly used.

This article provides a starting place for using Adobe Acrobat Sign to collect e-signatures on electronic documents. All employees of USNH are eligible to request an account to use this service.  Adobe Acrobat Sign is not available for Alumni or Prior Students.

This article describes some of the basic features, components, and core functionality of Microsoft Teams.

Teaching strategies and technology tools available to use during an academic disruption.

This article provides information on how to manage members in a team in Microsoft Teams.