With a greater emphasis on social distancing and remote learning, you may be required more and more often to use technology you aren't familiar with. Use these resources to quickly learn the ropes of the most frequently-used technologies at BYU.
BYU IT Surplus has a limited number of computers that you can rent. During Fall Semester 2020the fee for computer rentals is being waived. To learn more, visit the IT Surplus Rentalssite.
Pro Tip: If you are going to be taking all or mostly remote and BYU Online courses, you may want to consider renting a desktop computer (since their inventory of desktops tends to be higher quality than their laptops).
Here's a list of technological resources and information that can help you be successful as a BYU Student. Things like Wifi access, password resets, free software, training, and more!
BYU Learning Suite is a Learning Management System used by many faculty at BYU. A Learning Management System allows you to access your course information (including the syllabus), communicate with your instructor and classmates, complete assignments, participate in online discussions, take exams, and other learning activities.
Canvas is a Learning Management System used by all BYU Online™ courses and some BYU Faculty. A Learning Management System allows you to access your course information (including the syllabus), communicate with your instructor and classmates, complete assignments, participate in online discussions, take exams, and other learning activities.
Zoom is a video conferencing system licensed by BYU used by faculty for conducting live remote classes, virtual office hours, review sessions, and other course meetings. All BYU Students also have a license to use Zoom to host your own meetings for things like study groups, team project meetings, etc.
GoReact is the #1 tool for teaching performance-based skills online. It's an interactive platform for feedback, grading, and critiquing of video assignments.