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Workday is a next-generation cloud based financial and human resource management software system that we have adapted to the needs of The New School as MyDay powered by Workday. It provides university staff with a way to oversee pertinent employee information, time and project tracking, procurement, and financial services.
The New School offers a virtual private network (VPN) enabling faculty, staff, and other authorized individuals to access internal computer systems from off-campus.
Degree-seeking students and summer intensive students, faculty, and staff can print documents at a variety of printers throughout campus from either a Technology Lab computer or using a personal laptop.
The password change/reset feature allows you to update your New School password. You can reset your password if you no longer remember it. You must change your password every six months as required by The New School security policy.
The New School provides New School faculty, staff, and degree and credit-seeking students (enrolled in the current term) with subscriptions for the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite of applications.
Get support and guidance about possible spam and phishing attempts.
The New School has several wireless networks available to connect to throughout our campus.
Information Technology provides specific setup and access to servers upon request, including access to the Remote Desktop Server.
To keep information secure, The New School requires that all students and employees use multi-factor authentication when accessing certain university systems that may contain sensitive and/or Personally Identifiable Information (PII). This additional layer of security ensures that even if your password information is compromised, there is a second step of verification to help prevent unauthorized account access.
Gmail is the tool you will use for official email communications at the university.
Zoom is a powerful, easy to use web conferencing tool that enables real-time communication and collaboration between distributed participants on web-enabled devices through audio and video, screen sharing, and chat. Meetings can be recorded for playback and archiving.
Academic Technology open labs are available across campus providing Mac and Windows computers.
MyNewSchool is the university's web portal, specially customized for students, faculty and staff.
The Equipment Center (EQC) is no longer available as an IT service.
See the Making Center.
Microsoft Office 365 is a suite of web-based applications and services, as well as a portal to download and install the Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel and Powerpoint on PCs, Macs, tablets and smartphones.
IT Central provides support for all New School administrative computers.
NotebookLM is an AI-powered research assistant designed to help you refine and organize your ideas.
Your NetID is the username assigned to you at The New School, such as "ParsJ123." This is the foundation of your University account and your official New School email address (NetID@newschool.edu), which is used to access a variety of university technology services.
Abnormal is an AI-based platform that works alongside Gmail to provide an extra layer of protection against sophisticated email threats while helping you manage the "clutter" in your inbox.
Google Calendar service offered via the Google suite where you can keep track of of your meeting schedules, easily plan meetings, and share events.
Temporary File Storage, otherwise known as Drop Box, is a New School server where you can temporarily store files, as you move around from one technology lab computer to another.
We provide on site one page instructions and can provide in person instruction for all IT supported classrooms.
Large scale event support is for events in Tishman Auditorium that use 4 or more microphones, multiple presenters, multiple powerpoint presentations, multiple video rolls, and video wall technology.
Request needs to be made 4 weeks in advance.
Groups of faculty and staff with common projects can request shared network drive space