Phishing e-mails try to disguise themselves by attempting to imitate a company you know or trust: a bank, a credit card company, a social networking site, an online payment website or app, or an online store. Phishing messages often tell a story to trick you into clicking a link or…
Just because an e-mail message looks like it came from someone you know does not mean that it did. Many e-mail messages have spoofed senders, making it look like the message came from someone else. To minimize your exposure to the damage that might come from malicious e-mail, take a…
Need to learn more about OneDrive? See Getting Started with OneDrive. Both Dropbox and OneDrive are excellent tools for file sharing, collaboration, and backup. The main differences at CUNY are:
The CUNY Acceptable Use of University Data in the Cloud Policy prohibits storing personally identifiable information (PII) on public cloud services, such as Dropbox and Microsoft Office 365. Review the data classification table to determine if your research data is considered PII. If you are still unsure, contact your department…
Apporto (formerly CUNY Virtual Desktop) provides remote access to SPSS, SAS, Maplesoft, Mathematica, Matlab, ArcGIS, Microsoft Access, and R Studio through your web browser. To maximize availability, sessions are limited to 8 hours. Inactivity for 60 minutes or more will end your Apporto session, and any unsaved data will be…
CUNY licenses the following software for campus and home use. To learn more visit CUNY’s software availability page. If you need software not listed below, contact your department chair. SOFTWARE CAMPUS USE HOME USE Adobe Creative Cloud All – in labs Faculty, with assigned accounts Only available to students identified…
Smart Learning Spaces (classrooms and lecture halls) are equipped with: o Digital Document camera to project paper documentso A desktop tablet or a Sympodium interactive display to facilitate image annotationo Podium mounted or wireless microphones The following are equipped as Smart Classrooms: (Official maximum seating capacity)*- has document camera+ has Sympodium or…
Instructors can enter, review, approve and submit grades on the CUNYfirst Grade Roster. Grade rosters are generated by the Office of the Registrar and made available to faculty members in their Faculty Center. Log into CUNYfirst Click the Faculty Center tile Click the Grade Roster tile To view the grade roster for a class, click…
Sign in to CUNYfirst Open the Faculty Center View complete instructions
You can access your class roster in CUNYfirst, using our local teaching schedule and roster app with photos, or from the BC Navigator mobile app.