Your Local Network ID gives you access to BC Wi-Fi, and wired network ports in non-administrative offices and buildings on campus. If you were employed at Brooklyn College prior to Spring 2024, your local network ID is your college email address and your legacy email password (prior to moving to Microsoft 365). Employees that joined…
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Faculty and staff are granted access to various restricted administrative applications by Enrollment Services or a department chair/area head. How do I know which applications are restricted to on-campus or VPN access? Sign in to your Restricted Administrative Applications list to see which of the applications you use are require on-campus or a…
SMART Credentials enables two-factor authentication for your WebCentral ID and ACCESS CODE changes. It is currently required for all new WebCentral IDs. Once enrolled in SMART Credentials, a verification code is sent to one of your verified account recovery options via text or email. You need to successfully enter this…
An Access Code is a special password that grants access to various privileged applications and services. Authorization for most restricted administrative applications is granted by the Registrar’s Office or a department chair/area head. Access Codes expire every 90 days Staff members with access codes receive email notifications to change the…
Web Downloaded rosters include students’ preferred and Brooklyn College email accounts and phone numbers. CUNYfirst The CUNYfirst Faculty Center recently updated the Class Roster to include CUNY Login information for students.
If you are interested in what information you are allowed to store in CUNY Cloud services (Dropbox, Office 365, Teams), review the Acceptable Use of University Data in the Cloud. Otherwise, view the complete list of CUNY Information Security Policies & Procedures.
Accessing your voicemail On-campus: x5600 Off-campus: 718-951-5600 * If off-campus, you will need to enter your phone extension as the subscriber mailbox number when prompted. Common commands Listen to new messages: 1 Listen to saved messages: 5 Delete current message: 4 Save current message: 6 View the complete voice mail…
You can use Dropbox to share files with students and collect files from students. To learn more about using Dropbox, review the training resources. Example: Sharing course materials with your students Copy your course materials to Dropbox and share links to the files or entire folders with your class via…
Training resources from Dropbox Training resources from CUNY Excerpts from live Dropbox training