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  • Faculty Technology Orientation

    View and download the slides for the Fall 2023 Faculty Technology orientation Here are some of the helpful resources from the orientation:

  • What printing services are available in the faculty lab?

    The faculty training and development lab maintains multiple high-capacity HP Laser printers (B&W and color) for use at no charge. Our printers output to 3 sizes: standard letter (8.5” x 11”); legal (8.5” x 14”); and tabloid (11” x 14”). We offer regular & cardstock paper types & welcome any specialized paper…

  • Who are my subject area Librarians?

    Each academic discipline at Brooklyn College has a dedicated subject Librarian that you can connect with to: You will likely receive emails throughout the year from your Subject Librarian with reminders of relevant library resources and services, and any important updates. View the complete list of current subject area Librarians.

  • How do I request a computer or device?

    The IT Helpdesk manages all hardware requests. You can also submit device requests in WebCentral: Contact the IT Helpdesk for special hardware purchases.

  • What is the Center for Teaching and Learning?

    The mission of the Brooklyn College Roberta S. Matthews Center for Teaching and Learning is to foster an outstanding educational experience for all students by providing faculty with resources for effective teaching and learning. As a forum for the thoughtful and respectful exchange of ideas and practices, the Center for…

  • How do I view a class roll book?

    There are two ways to view and download your class roll book: Web The roll book for each class is available in the Teaching Schedule and Roster application. BC Navigator BC Navigator includes a convenient roll book, useful for tracking classroom participation & excused absences. To set or change participation/attendance…

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  • How do I report a suspicious email?

    If you received an email that looks suspicious, it could be spam, a phishing, ransomware, or a scam. Forward the email to bc-infosec@brooklyn.cuny.edu right away. Do not respond, click on any links or attachments, or provide any information. Review these helpful email safety tips and phishing examples. If you have questions, contact the IT…