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LITS maintains the Campus' computer replacement program, which provides one computer or appropriate access to a computer for each employee with a work-related need. We install, move, and remove College-owned computers by request - please do not move them on your own.
LITS offers consultative support for a wide range of quantitative and qualitative data analysis needs and methodologies.
LITS offers a range of software and hardware that can be used for editing audio and video files you've created or making audio and video clips to use in a course.
Come to Canaday to borrow a laptop from the Help Desk.
LITS provides support for high-quality, point-to-point video-conference calls through a dedicated Internet connection.
Slate for Admissions application sign-on and support information
Suggest a revision to the LITS Website or this Service Catalog.
Report suspicious activity with your Bryn Mawr account immediately.
BiONiC / PeopleSoft Campus Solutions application sign on and support information
PeopleSoft Human Capital Management sign on and support information
Bryn Mawr faculty, staff and students may access their College email from a computer or mobile device using a web browser or the device's native email application.
In some cases, it is possible to restore files that were recently removed from the College's network file storage.
LITS provides access to College-owned printers for student employees.
Reset and manage your College password online or by contacting the Help Desk.
If your College-owned computer is due for replacement, request a new computer here.
Many of the College's online services require clients to provide a second factor of authentication (in addition to username and password) at login. A Security Token generates a one-time password that can be used as this second factor. Request one here.
LITS provides and supports all classroom technologies. Multimedia Services provides information to help you meet your usage requirements, and will coordinate procurement and delivery of equipment.
Digital reproductions of materials in the collection are offered for research, publication, and, where possible, commercial use.
Community members may add lab printers to a personal computer.