Windows Hello is a multi-factor authentication option for domain-joined workstations using Microsoft Windows 10 and 11. It enables a strong and secure authentication method that turns the user’s PC into one of their log-in factors, binding a device-specific login to the user’s local account. Windows Hello for Business is enabled for individual-use USNH-managed Windows computers.

This article discusses creating persistent meeting links for Teams Meetings.

This article contains frequently asked questions related to faculty profiles in myElements, and faculty and staff profile pages appearing in school and college websites.

This article describes how to embed a video or audio file into a MyCourses course.

This article describes how to add media to a channel using MediaSpace.

This article gives a general overview of Media Gallery.

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

This article outlines the new data retention guidelines for Kaltura beginning October 19, 2026.

This article will demonstrate how an advisor would set their availability within the Navigate application.

This article explains how to access, create, and manage the email distribution groups that you belong to and the groups that you own.

This article provides links to instructions for setting up email on your Mobile devices (Android and iOS), on laptop or desktop computers (Windows and MacOS), as well as accessing your campus email via web browser. Outlook on the Web or the Microsoft Outlook App are the supported applications for campus email on all devices.

This article describes how to add your USNH email account to either the Outlook app or the built-in iOS Mail app on an iOS mobile device.

This article provides instructions on how to add your USNH email account to Outlook app on an Android mobile device.