This article is a student troubleshooting guide for using iClicker remote device and an iClicker student app at UNH.

This article contains instructions for how to purchase a iClicker device or a student mobile app. This KB article is linked in a Canvas course.

This article provides links to all iClickers articles in the KB for faculty and students.

This article describes where and how a student purchases the iClicker device and instructions on where to register the iClicker device.

This article explains how to update the settings to allow the iClicker Faculty Remote advance Powerpoint slides.

This article describes the best practices for naming files and folders in OneDrive, Teams, or SharePoint.

This article describes how to get started with iClicker Cloud.

This article describes the best practices for teaching when using iClickers in your class.

This article describes an instructor's troubleshooting guide for iClicker at UNH.

Summary: This article provides information about the purpose and type of information that is typically included in each of the two types of SharePoint sites, Communication site and Team site. It also includes the information needed to help you select the SharePoint site type that most meets your needs and instruction to create your own site. The article is intended for those who may be interested in creating a SharePoint site but need more information about available site types and their purpose

This article provides information on the permissions inheritance hierarchy within SharePoint and how to plan your SharePoint site to ensure your information is secure.

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

This article describes how to purge the Teams cache in both the Windows and Mac installed app. Sometimes you need to purge the contents of your cache to increase the speed of the application allowing the application to function properly.

In Fall 2025, Microsoft is replacing two existing LTIs (Teams Classes and Teams Meetings) with an all inclusive LTI Called Microsoft Education.

Faculty have access to the Respondus LockDown Browser. Lockdown Browser is a custom browser that locks down the testing environment in Canvas. When students use Lockdown Browser to take a quiz, they are unable to print, copy, visit other websites, access other applications, or close a quiz until it is submitted for grading.